THE BRITISH SOCIETY FOR PHENOMENOLOGY

CONFERENCE AND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

St. Hilda's College,

Cowley Place, Oxford

15th - 17th April, 2011

To register please contact Julia Jansen: j.jansen@ucc.ie

HABIT AND SECOND NATURE

Friday

                1.30 pm                 BSP Executive Meeting (Canada Room)

                3.30 pm                 Tea: South Entrance

                3.45 pm                 Ben Morgan (Oxford University)

                                                Heidegger’s Habits

                5.30 pm                 David Wood (Vanderbilt University)

                                                Reinhabiting the Earth

                7.00 pm                 Drinks

                7.45 pm                 Conference Dinner ( Dining Hall)

Saturday

                8.30 am                 Breakfast (Dining Hall)

              10.00 am                 Mark Sinclair (Manchester Metropolitan University)

                                                Ravaisson and Phenomenology

              11.30 am                 Coffee (South Entrance)

              11.45 am                 Philip Goodchild (Nottingham University)

                                                Thinking Nature: On Habit and Virtue

                1.15 pm                 Lunch (Dining Hall)

                2.45 pm                 BSP Annual General Meeting

                4.15 pm                 Claudia Baracchi (The New School of Social Research &

Universita degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca

The Work of Being: Aristotle and the Architecture of the 

Human

                6.00 pm                 THE WOLFE MAYS MEMORIAL LECTURE

                                                John Milbank ( Nottingham Univesity)

                                                Hume, habit and the objectivity of feeling

Sunday

                8.30 pm                 Breakfast (Dining Hall)

              10.00 am                 Johanna Oksala (University of Helsinki)

                                                The Neoliberal Subject of Feminism

              11.30 am                 Clare Carlisle (University of Liverpool)

                                                Tbc

                1.15 pm                 Lunch (Dining Hall)

                                                End of Conference