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Reason Plus Enjoyment Conference Never Stand Still Arts & Social Sciences School of the Arts & Media 10-14 July Robert Webster Building UNSW Australia . Kensington Campus rpeii.wordpress.com The Reason Plus Enjoyment Conference invites you to join us in reading the vanishing futures of to phronein (thinking) and to khairein (enjoyment) in the twilight of what Derrida called the great Western metaphysical adventure. Keynote speakers: Joan Copjec . Brown University Carol Jacobs . Yale University Juliet Flower MacCannell . UC Irvine Jelica Šumič Riha . Slovene Academy of Sciences Henry Sussman . Yale University Supported by UNSW Arts and Social Sciences Centre for Modernism Studies in Australia Sydney School of Continental Philosophy Schedule Friday, 10th July Page 1.30–2 Registration and Coffee + Tea Webster Level 3 2–3 Master Class | Carol Jacobs Webster 306 6 Atom Egoyan's Artaud Double Bill 3–4 Master Class | Jelica Šumič Riha Webster 306 6 The Role of Time in Psychoanalysis and Politics 4–4.30 Coffee and Tea Webster Level 3 4.30–5.30 Public Lecture | Rado Riha Webster 327 6 The Second Copernican Turn in Kant’s Philosophy Saturday, 11th July Page 9–9:30 Registration and Coffee + Tea Webster Level 3 9:30–11 Opening Plenary | Jelica Šumič Riha Webster Lecture B 7 Est Deus in nobis, or the Will to Enjoy 11–11:30 Coffee and Tea Webster Level 3 11:30–1 Discomforting Reasons Webster 332 7 Remy Low | The Pleasures of Beheading, or, what ISIS can teach us about the political Katharine Hawkins | Unnatural Selection: Monstrous identity and the evolution of difference Edwin Ng | Do you have anything to declare? Epistemological border control and the religious contraband of Buddhist critical theory Tracey Pahor | People are not stupid even though my paper is ridiculous Performing Enjoyment Webster 306 9 Ben Hjorth | How to act as if one were mourning: working through Melancholia with Hegel Ed Scheer | Cooking with a see saw: the recomposition of the drama analogy Elizabeth Pulie | Seduction of the end of the end Spectres of Cinema Webster 327 10 James Donald | Life in the Old Vampire Yet Mark Steven | Splatter Capital: The Political Economy of Gore Films Robert Sinnerbrink | Anatomy of Melancholia 1–2:30 Lunch (self-foraging) 1 Saturday, 11th July Page 2:30–4 Intervallic Times Webster 332 11 Julian Murphet | Rosa Plus Emma: revolutionary rationality and pleasurable revolt Knox Peden | Cruel Radiance: Rancière and Michaels on Agee and Evans Laurence Simmons | Reasoning the Disaster: Catastrophe; Žižek; Dupuy; luck; time The Specular Reflex Webster 306 12 Michael Potts | The Limits of Liberal Rationalism and the Return of Anti-Materialism Kevin Wilson | The Euthanasia of Pleasure: Guy Debord’s concept of the Spectacle and the absolute realisation of the commodity form Yen-Chen Chuang | Becoming Spectres in Cinema Endgames Webster 327 14 Thomas Apperley | The rise of 'nerdcore' porn: Digital gaming as a technology of the body Mahli-Ann Butt | The Elizabeth-Anna Illusion: Refuting mimesis with BioShock Infinite Kyle Moore | All Work and No Play Makes Ingress a Surprisingly Fun Game 4–4:30 Coffee and Tea Webster Level 3 4:30–6 Plenary | Henry Sussman Webster Lecture B 15 Parables of Playful Intelligence 6 Drinks at the Doncaster Sunday, 12th July Page 10.30-12 Master class | The Open Ego: Woolf, Joyce and the ‘Mad’ Subject Webster 327 16 Juliet Flower MacCannell 1.30 Beach walk from Coogee to Bondi (weather permitting) 4-6 Book launches Minerva Gallery 16 Lacan Deleuze Badiou | A.J. Bartlett, Justin Clemens, Jon Roffe Painting is a Critical Form | Helen Johnson Monday, 13th July Page 9–9:30 Registration and Coffee +Tea Webster Level 3 9:30–11 Plenary | Carol Jacobs Webster Lecture B 17 A Tripp to the London National Gallery 11–11:30 Coffee and Tea Webster Level 3 2 Monday, 13th July Page 11:30–1 Narcotheory Webster 332 17 Chris Rudge | Incomplete Projects and their Dark Partial Pleasures: Psychopolitics and the Professional Constraints of Science Alejandro Cerda Rueda | An incurable subject, or why the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree? Ben Gook | Melancholic-ecstatic: Between Ecstasy and the Comedown (1989-90) Logics of Poetics Webster 306 19 Chris Oakey | Wittgenstein and the Grammar of Poetic Excess Arka Chattopadhyay | The Borromean Logic of Solitude and Company: The Un-Reasonable Real in Samuel Beckett’s How It Is Elise Addlem | Poetic thinking and aletheia in the thought of Heidegger More Than One Webster 327 20 Tadej Troha | What is a Collective Subject? Freudian Massenpsychologie Revisited Sigi Jottkandt | Marque et plus: On Prime Zero Rex Butler | On Two Essays by Joan Copjec 1–2 Lunch (self-foraging) 2–3.30 Witches, Novels, and the Archive Webster 306 21 Joshua Comyn | Fiction and Concept: The Novel’s Supplementation of Philosophy in Late Twentieth Century America Thomas Sutherland | Sacrifice on the altar of history: Mediation and the corrosive teleology of rationalized efficiency Lauren Bliss | The European Witch-hunts and pre-cinema: A Reading of the Unconscious in Aesthetic Film Theory The Intractable Webster 327 22 Bryan Cooke | “A sort of Sade, but funnier” : Lacan’s Plato in the light of Badiou Robert Boncardo | “Dialectical poetry is the reverse of dialectical politics”: Art and Politics in Alain Badiou’s Theory of the Subject Jon Roffe Deleuze | melancholia: object, world, cinema 3.30–4 Coffee and Tea Webster Level 3 4–5.30 Harnessing Jouissance Webster 332 23 Andrew Dickson and Cindy Zeiher | How Are We Enjoying: Harnessing Feminine Jouissance Sharon Mee | Jean-François Lyotard’s dispositif: expenditure in cinema Mutiny of Enjoyment Webster 306 24 Adam Bartlett | Failing to Enjoy: the Thought of Education Today Nicholas Heron | The Homonymous Image Gregor Moder | Phallus and the Fall of Man: Preston Sturges’ The Lady Eve 3 Monday, 13th July Page Pure and Flawless Law Webster 327 25 Jessica Whyte | Aquinas at the US Military Academy: The Laws of Armed Conduct and the Genealogy of Morals Kim White | Agamben’s Moods: Shoah, Spectacle, and the Kafkan liberation of shame as the stimmung proper to ethical modernity Marco Grosoli | Fantasy Unchains: Discipline and Enjoyment in Quentin Tarantino’s Latest Film 6–6:30 Drinks Reception Tyree Room John Niland Scientia Building 6:30–7:30 So What? Plenary Lecture | Joan Copjec Tyree Room 27 John Niland The Images Wars and the Modern State: Kiarostami's Zig Zag Scientia Building 8 Conference Dinner Bistro Avoca Tuesday, 14th July Page 9–9:30 Registration and Coffee + Tea Webster Level 3 9:30–11 Closing Plenary | Juliet Flower MacCannell Webster Lecture B 28 Refashioning Jouissance for the Age of the Imaginary 11–11:30 Coffee and Tea Webster Level 3 11:30–1 Obscuring the good line: Mallarmé Today Webster 332 28 Justin Clemens | A Superior Surface Christian R. Gelder | The Boy Who Lived and the Poet Who Should Die Robert Boncardo | Comrade Mallarmé? Transmission Webster 306 29 Grace Hellyer | Reason and Enjoyment in Jacques Rancière's critical pedagogy Diana Shahinyan | Trials in the 21st Century: what Serial's technology can teach us about law, narrative, and Baltimore as a ‘State of Exception’ Ari Mattes | ‘No Dark Sarcasm in the Classroom’: Pedagogy in the Age of Revolution without Reason Unmasterable Subjects Webster 327 30 Russell Smith | ‘They’re only letters’: Textuality and Vitality from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein to Spike Jonze’s Her Joanne Faulkner | Inarticulate Wounds of Colonialism: Mute children and savages in Malouf’s Remembering Babylon and Coetzee’s Foe Tamlyn Avery | ‘From Another Distanced Mind': Monstrous Self- Representation in Plath’s The Bell Jar 1–2 Lunch (catered) Webster Level 3 4 Tuesday, 14th July Page 2–3.30 A Single Abstract Animal Webster 332 32 Erin Brannigan | Talking Back: What Dance might make of Badiou’s philosophical project Ehsan Azari Stanizai | Ecstasies of Unreason: Lacan and Mystical jouissance Karen-Anne Wong | Child’s Pose: Becoming Child and the Phenomenology of Children’s Yoga Classes Distinct Forms Webster 306 33 Prue Gibson | Earth Voice Jessica Marian | Desire, Rationality and Style in Derrida’s Glas Lucille Holmes | Proposal for an Aesthetics of Ethics Calculus of the Endarkenment Webster 327 34 Ivan Niccolai | Bureaucracy and its Discontents Alan Cholodenko | ‘Computer Says No’, or: The Erasure of the Human 3.30–4 Coffee and Tea Webster Level 3 4–5.30 Theory Today Roundtable: What is to be Done? Webster 327 35 Copjec, MacCannell, Šumič Riha, Sussman 5.30 Drinks at the Doncaster 5 Friday 10 July Master Classes Webster 327 | 2–4 Carol Jacobs | Atom Egoyan’s ‘Artaud Double Bill’ Jelica Šumič Riha | Lacan’s ‘Logical Time’ and Badiou’s Theory of the Subject Public Lecture | Rado Riha Webster 327 | 4.30–5:30 The Second Copernican Turn in Kant’s Philosophy (in French, translation provided) In the conclusion to his Second Manifesto for Philosophy, Badiou presents the difference between this manifesto and the first as follows: if the first manifesto reaffirmed the possibility and necessity of the continuing existence of philosophy, the second is dedicated to its 'revolutionary pertinence'. In the passage from 'a separating doctrine of Being' to 'an integrative doctrine of doing' of the first Manifesto, one can isolate two theses in the second Manifesto: with regard to the contemporary world, it's a question of the 'renewal of the communist hypothesis.' This question is inseparable from the theme of the 'true life', which is nothing other than 'life under the sign of the Idea'. Here I will advance the following thesis which will be the main thread of my intervention: the task of the Idea that operates philosophy is to reinforce the materialist orientation of this philosophy. Rado Riha is a Slovene philosopher.
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