37th International Meeting of THE ERIC VOEGELIN SOCIETY
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37th International Meeting of THE ERIC VOEGELIN SOCIETY, 2021 American Political Science Association Meeting September 28-October 2 Seattle, WA
David Walsh, Meeting Director
Friends, I look forward to seeing you in person or virtually at our annual meeting that will take place mainly in Seattle, a month later than our normal Labor Day weekend. Our pandemic experience means that we will not simply be returning to business as usual. We have a mixture of in-person and virtual events. Panelists have already selected their preferences. For those who are on an in-person panel, but unable to attend, there is the option of recording your presentation and making it available for the audience. The chairs will be responsible for facilitating those relatively few cases. APSA informs us that all of the panels will be either in the Washington State Convention Center or in the adjacent Sheraton Grand Seattle, the headquarters hotel. Please be sure to distribute your papers to all panelists well in advance of the meeting. Chairs are responsible for overseeing this and coordinating in advance with the presenters. To be listed in the program you must register for the meeting. Members of APSA are kindly requested to also indicate your membership in the Related Group, the Eric Voegelin Society. This is also a good time to remind ourselves of the imperative of supporting EVS itself. Without dues, we rely on your generosity and a donate button can be found here, or you may contact our treasurer, David Whitney, david.whitney@nicholls.edu. Wishing you a pleasant and productive summer.
Tuesday, September 28 6:00-7:30 PDT (9:00-10:30 EDT) Virtual Roundtable Panel 1. Eric Voegelin Political Readings: from the Ancient Greeks to Modern Times Chair: Bernat Torres Morales, btorres@uic.es; Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, Barcelona Zdravko Planinc, planincz@mcmaster.ca; McMaster University Barry Cooper, bcooper@ucalgary.ca; University of Calgary Nicoletta Scotti Muth, nicoletta.scotti@unicatt.it; Catholic University of Sacro Cuore, Milan Thierry Gontier, thierry.gontier@gmail.com; University of Jean Moulin – Lyon 3 Bjorn Thomassen, bthomas@ruc.dk; Roskilde University
Wednesday, September 29 10:00-11:30 PDT (1:00-2:30 EDT) Virtual Roundtable Panel 2: Symbols of Historical Order in Eric Voegelin’s “Israel and Revelation”
John Milbank, john.milbank@nottingham.ac.uk; University of Nottingham
Thursday, September 30 8:00-9:30 PDT (11:00-12:30 EDT) In-Person Panel Panel 3. Civil Religion, International Pluralism, and Statesmanship Chair: Greg Russell; grussell@ou.edu Montesquieu’s Right of Nations War and Civil Religion in St. Augustine’s De civitate dei The Lessons of Irony: Reinhold Niebuhr and the Philosophy of History Reinhold Niebuhr and the Reconciliation of Justice and Power Discussant: David Clinton; David_Clinton@baylor.edu
12:00-1:30 PDT (3:00-4:30 EDT) In-Person Panel Panel 4: Intersecting Themes in Classical Political Thought Chair: Steven McGuire, sfmcguire@gmail.com; Villanova University Voegelin’s Unusual Account of Ancient Greek Anamnesis Michael Nafi, mwnafi@gmail.com Augustine’s Confessions XII as a Response to Plato’s Republic John F. von Heyking, john.vonheyking@uleth.ca; University of Lethbridge The Modern Frontier: An Inevitable Crisis? Household Management in Plutarch’s Lives of Aristides and Marcus Cato Rodolfo K Hernandez, rodolfokhernandez@yahoo.com; University of Missouri Discussants: Thomas Heilke, thomas.heilke@ubc.ca; University of British Columbia Steven McGuire, sfmcguire@gmail.com; Villanova University
2:00-3:30 PDT (5:00-6:30 EDT) Virtual Roundtable Panel 5: Roundtable: Constitutional Stress Tests in an Age of Populism Chair: Michael Franz, MFranz@loyola.edu; Loyola University, Baltimore
4:00-5:30 PDT (7:00-8:30 EDT) In-Person Roundtable Panel 6: Kierkegaard and Democratic Theory: David Walsh’s Priority of the Person
Steven P. Millies, smillies@ctu.edu; Catholic Theological Union
Friday, October 1 8:00-9:30 PDT (11:00-12:30 EDT) In-Person Panel Panel 7: Living Life as the Disclosure of Order Chair: Carol Cooper, cbcooper@uh.edu; University of Houston Sin as Rupture in Voegelin and Levinas Abigail Rosenthal, alr.martin@verizon.net; Brooklyn College of the City of New York My Station and Its Duties, and Then What? Jerry Martin, jerry.martin@verizon.net; University of Colorado at Boulder On the Felt Sense of Being: An Approach to Contemplative Psychotherapy Robin Seiler, rsseilerjrmsw@gmail.com; Robert S. Seiler, Jr., LCSW-C Where Anxiety Leads: A Map within the Tension of Existence Brad Gilmore, penshigh5@gmail.com Discussants: Carol Cooper, cbcooper@uh.edu; University of Houston
10:00-11:30 PDT (1:00-2:30 EDT) Virtual Author Meets Critics Panel 8: Roundtable on Glenn Hughes’s “From Dickinson to Dylan: Transcendence in Modernist Literature” Chair: John F. von Heyking, john.vonheyking@uleth.ca; University of Lethbridge
2:00-3:30 PDT (5:00-6:30 EDT) Virtual Roundtable Panel 9: Nalin Ranasinghe’s Odyssey Chair: Zdravko Planinc; planincz@mcmaster.ca Predrag Cicovacki; pcicovac@holycross.edu College of the Holy Cross Michelle Kundmueller; mkundmue@odu.edu Old Dominion University Bernat Torres Morales; btorres@uic.es Universitat Internacional de Catalunya
Saturday, October 2 8:00-9:30 PDT (11:00-12:30 PDT) In-Person Panel
Discussant: James R. Stoner, poston@lsu.edu; Louisiana State University Ralph Hancock, ralph_hancock@byu.edu; Brigham Young University
12:00-1:30 PDT (3:00-4:30 EDT) In-Person Panel Panel 11: Political Theory as a Resource for Political Challenges Chair: John F. von Heyking, john.vonheyking@uleth.ca; University of Lethbridge George Santayana and the Psyche as Aesthetic Arbiter of Politics Nayeli Leandra Riano, nlr46@georgetown.edu; Georgetown University Thomas More on Religious Toleration and the Common Good Mary Clare Imparato, maryimparato@bac.edu; Belmont Abbey College Tocqueville’s relevance for modern democracy Hans-Martien ten Napel, h.m.t.d.tennapel@law.leidenuniv.nl; Leiden University ‘The People’ of the Tenth Amendment: Social Authority and the Limitation of Government Power Luke Sheahan, luke.sheahan@gmail.com; Duquesne University Discussants: John F. von Heyking, john.vonheyking@uleth.ca; University of Lethbridge Carol Cooper, cbcooper@uh.edu; University of Houston
4:00-5:30 PDT 7:00-8:30 EDT In-Person Panel Week 12: Thinking with Voegelin Today Chair: Steven McGuire, sfmcguire@gmail.com; Villanova University Comparing “Ecumene” and “Tianxia”: A Case Study Muen Liu, muenormoon@gmail.com; Institute for Political Science, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg Science or Scientism? COVID 19 and the United States David N. Whitney, david.whitney@nicholls.edu; Nicholls State University The Notion of Home: Politics and Primordiality James Greenaway, jgreenaway@stmarytx.edu; St. Mary’s University Eric Voegelin’s relation with (and critique of) Arnold Toynbee Harald Bergbauer, dr.hb@web.de; University of Applied Sciences Munich Discussants: Richard Avramenko, avramenko@wisc.edu; University of Wisconsin Steven McGuire, sfmcguire@gmail.com; Villanova University
Sunday, October 3 6:00-7:30 PDT (9:00-10:30 EDT) Virtual Panel Panel 13: The Influence and Reception of Eric Voegelin’s Philosophy in Brazil
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