Programme
Day 1 (Fri 28 April)*NOTE: all times are UK/BST*
14h00: Registration 14h30: Welcome Panel 1: Contexts and Critiques 15h00: Lucy Allais (Revisiting problematising western philosophy) 16h00: Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach (Appropriating, Borrowing and Retelling the Philosophical Story: Countering Conceptual Hegemony) 17h00: Christoph Schuringa (Canonization and Its Discontents) 18h00-19h00: Reception 19h00: Day End |
Day 2 (Sat 29 April)08h30: [Tea/Coffee available]
Panel 2: Historiography A 09h00: Robert Bernasconi (The Role of Races and Religions in the Rewriting of the History of Philosophy) 10h00: Lea Cantor (The Origin Story of ‘Western Philosophy’) 10h30: [Tea Break] 11h00: Catherine König-Pralong (Mapping (the History of) the Mind. Europe’s Self-Colonization) 12h00: Jonathan Egid (The category of 'Western Philosophy': reflections from connected history) 12h30: [Lunch Break] Panel 3: Individual Figures 13h30: Lin Ma (Heidegger on the Abendland and the abendländische Philosophie) 14h30: Saloni de Souza (On Top of the World: Garcia de Orta on the Problems With “Western Philosophy”) 15h00: Lilith W. Lee (Philosophising under King and Qing: Two Straits Chinese Critiques of ‘Western’ Philosophy) 15h30: [Tea Break] Panel 4: Historiography B (ONLINE) 16h00: Peter Adamson (Is Philosophy in the Islamic World “Western”?) 17h00: Souleymane Bachir Diagne (Translation and African philosophy) 18h00: Dmitri Levitin (The Strange Scholarly Origins of ‘Western Philosophy’, and an Uncomfortable Question) 18h30: Day End |
Day 3 (Sun 30 April)08h30: [Tea/Coffee available]
Panel 5: Inclusions & Exclusions 09h00: Yoko Arisaka (Hermeneutics of Exclusion: Historiographies of the Histories of Philosophies) 10h00: Daniel J. Smith (A Kantian Conspiracy in the Historiography of Philosophy) 10h30: [Tea Break] 11h00: Sarah Bernard-Granger (Western philosophy, or the national construction of a universal philosophy) 11h30: Lerato Posholi (Demarcating ‘Western philosophy’: beyond origins?) 12h00: [Lunch Break] Panel 6: Traditions & Canons 13h00: Lewis Gordon (Before ‘the West’ and Beyond: Ancient African and Contemporary Africana Philosophy) 14h00: Kadir Filiz (Must Phenomenology Remain European?) 14h30: Kimberly Ann Harris (The Relationship between African-American Philosophy and 'Western Philosophy') 15h30: [Tea Break] Panel 7: Epistemology 16h00: Josh Platzky Miller (Shirking Knowledge: Forms of Ignorance and the idea of ‘Western Philosophy’) 16h30: Allan M. Hillani (Savage Hobbes: Anthropological Philosophy Against Philosophical Anthropology) 17h00: Linda Martín Alcoff (What comes after Eurocentrism?) 18h00: Closing 18h30: Conference End 19h00: Informal Reception |
