The program for this year’s annual meeting of the North American Society for Philosophical Hermeneutics has been announced. Please click here to open a PDF indicating the scheduled speakers and times. For information about the conference, including information about conference registration, hotel reservations, travel into Boston, and so forth, please click here.
Due to a football game on the BC campus on Saturday, September 17, the NASPH conference this fall will take place on September 15-16, not September 15-17 as previously announced. The conference will begin on Thursday morning and conclude Friday evening. For additional information about the conference, please keep in touch with us at nasph.org (either by bookmarking the site and checking back occasionally or, better still, by subscribing to the RSS feed for the site, enabling you to receive new posts automatically).
The next annual meeting of the North American Society for Philosophical Hermeneutics will convene September 15-16, 2011, at Boston College. Here is the Call for Papers. James Risser will give the keynote; other invited speakers will include Theodore George, Drew Hyland, Dennis Schmidt, and Charles Scott. The deadline for submissions is June 1, 2011.
Just about all of the advance copies of conference papers have now been posted on the main conference page–just click the “NASPH 2010” link above. Also available is a PDF copy of Gadamer’s short essay, “The Play of Art,” which will be the subject of our annual text discussion. In addition, the conference program has been updated to reflect this choice of reading.
Most of the papers to be presented at NASPH 2010 have now been posted. Many thanks to the authors for getting them in and for their gracious permission to post their papers in advance of the conference. Click the “NASPH 2010” page link above to go to the conference page, where you will find the papers.
The program has now been finalized, and new documents for the upcoming Seattle meeting of NASPH–including logistical information and the conference program–have been posted on the conference page.