All ICS members are invited to attend our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, November 28 at 4:00 pm here at 229 College Street. Materials are being distributed.
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Shannon Hoff in Rochester
Senior Member Shannon Hoff will be presenting a paper at the meeting of the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, which takes place in Rochester, NY on November 1-3. Her paper is titled "Hegel and the Politics of Recognition."
Cal Seerveld in Toronto
Cal Seerveld has been invited to speak at the 40th anniversary celebration of IMAGO, hosted by Executive Director John Franklin, to be held at the Glenn Gould Studio on Friday, November 2, at 7:30 pm. A full evening of splendid artistic performances is expected.
For more information visit http://imago-arts.org/imago-presents-a-40th-anniversary-celebration-event/.
For more information visit http://imago-arts.org/imago-presents-a-40th-anniversary-celebration-event/.
Jeffrey Hocking in Chicago
On November 17th Junior Member Jeffrey Hocking will be presenting a paper titled Risking Idolatry: Theopoetics and the Promise of Embodiment in the Theopoetics Working Group at the AAR/SBL annual meeting in Chicago. Further details about the group, this year's theme, and abstracts of the papers can be found at
theopoetics.net/working-group/upcoming-meeting.
theopoetics.net/working-group/upcoming-meeting.
Tricia Vandyk in Sioux Center
On November 2, Junior Member Tricia Vandyk will be presenting a paper on “Gender, Young Adult Literature, and Imaginative Normativity” at the conference on "The Christian Evasion of Popular Culture," held by the Andreas Center at Dordt College, in Sioux Center, Iowa.
New Videos: Richard Kearney and Imagination's Truths
Three new videos are available on the ICS Youtube channel. They derive from the event "Imagination's Truths: re-envisioning imagination in philosophy, religion and the arts" which took place on October 13, 2012, and was cosponsored by ICS, Emmanual College, and the Toronto School of Theology.
The first video, recorded before the event began, is Richard Kearney being interviewed by our own Rebekah Smick on the subject of the role that imagination plays in our ability to express truth and deal with trauma.
The other two videos are complete recordings of the lecture by Richard Kearney and the panel discussion that took place at the event itself.
The videos and more information about the event and its participants can be found on the event website at http://www.icscanada.edu/cprse/art-talks
The first video, recorded before the event began, is Richard Kearney being interviewed by our own Rebekah Smick on the subject of the role that imagination plays in our ability to express truth and deal with trauma.
The other two videos are complete recordings of the lecture by Richard Kearney and the panel discussion that took place at the event itself.
The videos and more information about the event and its participants can be found on the event website at http://www.icscanada.edu/cprse/art-talks
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)