Speakers

  • David Allen, Midland Actors Theatre

    Paper: Levinas and the Ethics of the Aesthetic Encounter: Ross Birrell and David Harding’s Triptych (Abstract)

    Paper: Levinas and the Ontology of the Shadow: From Participation to Obliteration (Abstract)

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  • Maddalena Borsato, University of Gastronomic Sciences of Pollenzo (Italy)

    Paper: Feeding Body and Soul: Hospitality through Art in Social Collective Catering (Abstract)

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  • Paolo Bosca, University of Gastronomic Sciences of Pollenzo, University of Turin

    Paper: Participatory eco-art practices, inland areas and touristic hospitality. (Abstract)

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  • Catherine Botha, Philosophy, University of Johannesburg

    Paper: Ethics and Aesthetics: A Proposal (Abstract)

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  • Meng-Shi Chen, Philosophy Department, Chinese Culture University, Taiwan

    Paper: Ethics of Curating as Hospitality (Abstract)

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  • Kurt Campbell, University of Cape Town

    Keynote: South African (Rock) Art after Apartheid and the ethical ingenuity of the Barrydale puppet parade, or the primary achievement of techne in Africa (Abstract)

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  • Catherine Clover, Goldsmiths, University of London / Swinburne University in Naarm/Melbourne / RMIT University, Naarm/Melbourne

    Workshop: An Acoustic Commons of the East Atlantic Flyway (Abstract)

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  • Carl Corleis, Philosophical seminar, Kiel University

    Paper: The Violent Inscription of Peace: On the Necessity of the Impossible in Derrida's Thinking of the Other (Abstract)

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  • Thomas Froy, Universiteit Antwerpen

    Paper: The Subject of Hospitality: Is Heideggerian Hospitality Possible? (Abstract)

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  • Noga Lilli Gerzon, University of Hildesheim

    Paper: Dangerous encounters and daring to slay: Learning with Artemisia Gentileschi (Abstract)

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  • Simon Gissinger, Université Bordeaux Montaigne

    Paper: The Gift of Hospitality and the Event of Aesth-ethics (Abstract)

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  • Lukas Graf, University of Hildesheim

    Paper: Dangerous encounters and daring to slay: Learning with Artemisia Gentileschi (Abstract)

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  • Sivan Handelsman, Haifa University

    Paper: Phenomenology of Visibility in Teacher-Student Relationships and Theater Pedagogy (Abstract)

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  • Agata Handley, University of Lodz

    Paper: Levinas and the Ethics of the Aesthetic Encounter: Ross Birrell and David Harding’s Triptych (Abstract)

    Paper: Levinas and the Ontology of the Shadow: From Participation to Obliteration (Abstract)

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  • Gal Hertz, Bezalel Academy for Arts and Design

    Keynote: Ethics of Resistance: Peter Weiss’s Aesth-ethics (Abstract)

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  • Jytte Holmqvist, Lund University Sweden

    Paper: Ars vivendi 2025? (Abstract)

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  • Kadir Kılıç, Free University of Berlin

    Paper: Jacques Derrida on Hospitality to the Singular Artwork (Abstract)

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  • Letizia Masia, Università degli Studi di Perugia

    Paper: Simone Weil and Maria Lai: the blue ribbon as a symbol of hospitality (Abstract)

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  • Lonnie Monka, Hebrew University

    Paper: Bad Guest Poetics: Invitation, Improvisation, and the Ethics of Disruption (Abstract)

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  • Dror Pimentel, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem

    Keynote: Hospitality in the Age of Econo-rithm (Abstract)

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  • Troy Polidori, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

    Paper: The Beauty of Tragedy (Abstract)

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  • Hovav Rashelbach, The Art Institute at Oranim College

    Paper: Nietzsche, Art and Ethics: Populism and the Philosophical “Golden Path” (Abstract)

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  • Theodoros Skalidakis, Department of Philosophy, University of Crete

    Paper: Ethics as Hospitality from the Perspective of Kantian and Derridean Philosophy (Abstract)

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  • Jørgen Veisland, University of Gdańsk, Poland

    Keynote: Entropy as the primal physical and metaphysical force: Introducing Dror Pimentel’s Aesth-Ethics: Of Hospitality in Art, reading Stephen Crane’s “The Blue Hotel” (Abstract)

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  • Rachel Verliebter, Bar-Ilan University

    Paper: From Wound to Womb: The Birth of Infinity as a Site for Hospitality (Abstract)

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