Thanks to everyone for a fruitful conference on Hermeneutics and Application this weekend in Riverside! And special thanks to our host Georgia Warnke for her hospitality. Stay tuned for information about next year’s conference.
Just a quick post to let conference attendees know that vans will pick us up at the hotel at 8:30 a.m. on conference days to take us to the conference. The conference information page has also been updated to reflect this information.
NASPH 2012 Program
The NASPH 2012 program has been finalized and can be viewed here. For complete information about the conference, including advance copies of papers as they become available, please select the “NASPH 2012” tab at the top of the page.
NASPH 2012 Information
Greetings, friends of NASPH! This fall’s annual meeting, centering on the theme of “Hermeneutics and Application,” with Lorenzo Simpson as the keynote, will be held at UC Riverside, October 5-6, 2012. Conference information is now available.
In addition, as is our custom, submitted papers will be posted prior to the conference as they are made available by their authors. The papers will be available on the “NASPH 2012” conference page of this website (see link on the green bar above). We look forward to seeing you in Riverside this fall!
NASPH 2012 CFP
The 7th annual meeting of the North American Society for Philosophical Hermeneutics will be held October 5-6, 2012 at the University of California, Riverside. The Call for Papers is here. The invited speakers are Lorenzo Simpson (keynote), Georgia Warnke, and Kathleen Wright. For more information please visit nasph.org.
Final details
Here are a few final details for the conference
beginning this Thursday.
beginning this Thursday.
First, many of the papers are available online at http://www.nasph.org/p/nasph-2011.html.
It is always our hope that the papers will be read ahead of time as that helps
facilitate and elevate the conversation.
It is always our hope that the papers will be read ahead of time as that helps
facilitate and elevate the conversation.
Second, the text session on Thursday during
lunch will be a discussion of the final ten pages or so of Gadamer’s 1988 essay
“Plato as Portraitist.”
lunch will be a discussion of the final ten pages or so of Gadamer’s 1988 essay
“Plato as Portraitist.”
Third, it
is customary for all program participants and attendees of the NASPH meeting to
register and pay the registration fee (students: $10/professionals $25/free for
BC faculty and students) in order to offset BC’s expenses for the refreshments
and receptions. Online registration is available at http://www.bc.edu/schools/cas/philosophy/events/NASPH.html or
you may register at the meeting.
is customary for all program participants and attendees of the NASPH meeting to
register and pay the registration fee (students: $10/professionals $25/free for
BC faculty and students) in order to offset BC’s expenses for the refreshments
and receptions. Online registration is available at http://www.bc.edu/schools/cas/philosophy/events/NASPH.html or
you may register at the meeting.
Finally, if anyone will be driving, plans to park on campus, and wishes to take
advantage of the discounted parking rates for the NASPH meeting ($10/day), it
is necessary to prepay for parking at least two days prior to the meeting, that
is, by Tuesday, 9/13, to allow the Parking Office time to make special
arrangements. This can also be taken care of online when registering.
advantage of the discounted parking rates for the NASPH meeting ($10/day), it
is necessary to prepay for parking at least two days prior to the meeting, that
is, by Tuesday, 9/13, to allow the Parking Office time to make special
arrangements. This can also be taken care of online when registering.