CFP Hermeneutics and Translation Symposium
Please find the CFP for the Third Hermeneutics and Translation Studies Symposium (June 30-July 1, 2016 at the Technische Hochschule in Cologne, Germany) here.
Please find the CFP for the Third Hermeneutics and Translation Studies Symposium (June 30-July 1, 2016 at the Technische Hochschule in Cologne, Germany) here.
The minutes for the 2015 NASPH Business Meeting are available here.
John Arthos requested the posting of the revised version of his paper “Gadamer’s Radicality”
Please consult the attachments below for information regarding public transportation to the Sheraton Philadelphia Society Hill Hotel and local restaurants. If you have any further questions concerning local arrangements please contact Walter Brogan at walter.brogan@villanova.edu.
Two two additional papers for the 2015 NASPH meeting have been made available in updated form. Please view previous posts for the other conference papers.
Gaetano Chiurazzi, “Radical Understanding”
Alessio Rotundo, “Prejudices and Erlebnis: Problems for a Hermeneutical Theory of the Future”
Monica Vilhauer, “Verbal and Nonverbal Forms of Play: Words and Bodies in the Process of Understanding”
Other conference papers are available in an earlier post on this website. Remaining papers will be posted as updated versions become available.
Please find the program for the 2015 meeting of NASPH in Philadelphia here.
Papers that will be presented in Philadelphia are posted below. (The several remaining submissions will be posted as their updated versions become available.) To enhance discussion we encourage participants to read papers in advance.
David Vessey, “Gadamer, MacIntyre, Phronesis and the Practice of Philosophical Education”
Cynthia Nielsen, “Gadamer on the Event of Art, the Other, and a Gesture Toward a Gadamerian Approach to Avant-Garde Jazz”
John Arthos, “Gadamer’s Radicality”
Joseph Francis Gruber, “Hermeneutics, Platonism, and Metaphysics: Pareyson and Gadamer”
Nicholas Davey, “Hermeneutics of Practice: Towards an Epistemology of Participation”
P. Christopher Smith, “‘A Man not a Man …’: Aeneid VI and the Hermeneutics of Ambiguity”
The conference program for the 2015 meeting of NASPH is available here.
The updated cfp for the 2015 NASP meeting in Philadelphia is available here. Please note the addition of Maria Acosta as a confirmed invited speaker.