Philosophy and the Arts Conference Stony Brook Manhattan March 27-28, 2009   Friday, March 27th   12:00-12:30pm – Welcome and Opening remarks                 Welcome by Professor Robert Crease, Philosophy Department Chair at SBU                 Opening Remarks by Alyssa Kamin, 2009 Conference Coordinator at SBU   12:30 -2:30pm – First Panel: Space and Possibility Faculty Chair: Zabet Patterson, Assistant Professor of Art at SBU Student Respondent: Laine Nooney, SBU   Crashing the Page: Implications of the Temporal and Spatial Nature of Hypertext Narrative Scott Sundvall, University of Minnesota Deleuze, Narrative and Game Design Ian Cuslidge, Middlesex University   2:30-3:15pm – Break   3:15-4:45pm – Second Panel: Recording and Performance Faculty Chair: Mary Rawlinson, Associate Professor of Philosophy at SBU Student Respondent: Thaddeus Taylor-O’Neil, SBU   The Shift in Consciousness: Orality to Literacy and Back Again Kara Rooney, New York School of Visual Arts The Hauntology of Performance Josh Schwebel, University of Western Ontario in Visual Art and Culture   4:45:-5:00pm – Break   5:00-6:30pm – Keynote Address by Richard Kearney                 Narrativity Matters: Saying the Unsayable   6:30pm-8:00pm – Light Refreshments   8:00pm – Keynote Dinner       Saturday, March 28th   11:00am-1:00pm – Third Panel: Memory and Desire Faculty Chair: James DiGiovanna, Filmmaker, Film Critic and Playwright & Substitute Professor of Philosophy at John Jay College of Criminal Justice Student Respondent: Catlyn Origitano, SBU   Metaphor and Memory: Nietzsche's Narrative of Self-Overcoming Roy Scranton, New School for Social Research Love Uncanny:  The Birds Retells a Freudian Tale Joshua Delpech-Ramey, Rowan University Everything Will Be Okay Shannan Lee Hayes, Stony Brook University   1:00-1:30 Break   1:30-3:00pm—Fourth Panel: Public Space and Politics Faculty Chair: Bruce Wilshire, Senior Professor of Philosophy at Rutgers University Student Respondent: Eric Charles   Portraits of Stories: Reading Hannah Arendt Through Narrative Art Fanny Soderback, New School for Social Research Itinerant Artifacts Michael Knierim, Northern Illinois University   3:00-3:15pm—Break   3:15-5:15pm—Fifth Panel: Time and Context Faculty Chair: Hugh Silverman, Professor of Philosophy at SBU Respondent: Katie Brennan, SBU   Wires Kristine Granger, Stony Brook University Notes for a Larger Story: The Role of Context, Image and Materiality in Collage Art Paul Jaissle, Stony Brook University Let’s Start At the Very Beginning: The Trace as Event-ing Daniel Goudge, Stony Brook University   5:15-6:00pm—Closing Remarks by Megan Craig, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at SBU and Professional Painter   6:00-8:30pm – Reception featuring paintings by Austin Furtak-Cole, Stony Brook University 2009 Conference Home         2009 Call for Papers and Works         Downloads Page