'The Crisis in Analytic Philosophy' (fwd)

amire sokan vartak es sokan feltek tole, udv kgy ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 17:24:02 -0500 From: Denis McManus <D.Mcmanus(a)SOTON.AC.UK> To: PHILOS-L(a)LISTSERV.LIV.AC.UK Subject: 'The Crisis in Analytic Philosophy' THE CRISIS IN ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY An International Conference 12-13 April 1999 The Centre for Post-Analytic Philosophy University of Southampton, UK A registration form is attached. Please register by FRIDAY 26TH MARCH. Forms are also available from: Conference Secretary, University of Southampton, Bassett House, GlenEyre Road, Southampton, SO16 3TU, United Kingdom, email: eme(a)soton.ac.uk Quentin Skinner (Cambridge) �A Post-Analytic, Post-Postmodern History of Philosophy� James Conant (Pittsburgh) �Wittgenstein and Cavell� Stephen Mulhall (Oxford) �Misplacing Freedom, Displacing the Imagination Mark Sacks (Essex) �The Analytic Tradition and Transcendental Idealism� Alan Montefiore (Middlesex) �The Idea of �Crisis� in Philosophy� Peter Caws (George Washington) �Analysis, Synopsis and the Future of the �Analytic� in Philosophy� Brian Klug (Saint Xavier, Chicago) �From Wittgenstein to Socrates� Simon Glendinning (Reading) �What is Continental Philosophy?� Anat Matar (Tel Aviv) �Post-Analytic Philosophy: Beyond Nihilism� Michele Marsonet (Genoa) �Ideology and Methodology in Analytic Philosophy� Hans-Johann Glock (Reading) �Crisis? What Crisis?� Anat Biletzki (Tel Aviv) �A Tale of Two Wittgensteins� T.P.Uschanov (Helsinki) �Reintroducing the Examined Life� Analytic philosophy displays the classic symptoms of crisis. The current interest in its origins and history, and in the Continental tradition from which it had so zealously distinguished itself, reveals a new self-consciousness in this once self-confident movement. But what is the nature of this apparent crisis and what lessons can it teach us? The purpose of this conference is to explore diagnoses of the sense of crisis in analytic philosophy and to offer prognoses of the future directions of philosophical inquiry. For non-registration enquiries, contact Dr. Denis McManus, Department of Philosophy, Unveirsity of Southampton, Southampton, SO17 1BJ, United Kingdom, mcmanus(a)soton.ac.uk, http://www.soton.ac.uk/~philosop Supported by the Forum for European Philosophy. ---------------------------- Dr Denis McManus Department of Philosophy University of Southampton Southampton SO17 1BJ United Kingdom Tel. UK 01703 593984 mcmanus(a)soton.ac.uk