Friday 15 & Saturday 16 November 2013
Venue: Irish School of Ecumenics (Old Physiology Building), Trinity College Dublin
Friday 15 November, 2013
1.45pm: Welcome & Opening Remarks
2pm: Marta Jorba & Maria Rodó de Zárate (UCD & UAB)
‘What Is It Like to Be a Woman in Philosophy? A Phenomenological and Intersectional Approach’
2.40pm: David Archard (Queens University Belfast)
‘Morality, Embodiment and Gender’
3.30pm Tea/Coffee
4pm: Alice Pinheiro Walla (TCD)
‘Kant’s Moral Theory and Demandingness’
4.40pm: Sinead Hogan (Dunlaoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology)
‘The Absent Mise-en-scène…’
5.20pm: Lisa Foran (UCD)
‘The Feminine in Levinas’
6pm: Drinks
Saturday 16 November
11am: Susan Gottlöber (NUI Maynooth),
‘The Value of Beauty: Scheler on the Importance of Art’
11.40am Tina Kinsella
Phenomenology, Psychoanalytic Theory and Art Practice
‘Psychotherapy, Placebo Effect and Informed Consent’
1pm- 2pm Lunch
2pm Sarah Otten (Carlow College),
‘Adam Smith’s Notion of Justice: Some Hints Towards Reframing the Justice Problem in Care Ethics’
2.40pm Adina Preda (Limerick)
‘Are There Any Conflicts of Rights?
3.20pm Heike Schmidt-Felzmann, (NUIG)
‘Suicide as Grounds for Abortion: Exploring an Irish Anomaly’
4pm -4.30pm Coffee
4.30- 6pm: Roundtable and Discussion
Dinner (sponsored)
Please find below a link to the conference venue — Irish School of Ecumenics, (Loyola Institute Building/Old Physiology). The building is beside the cricket ground in Trinity College Dublin.
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