IAPL2012-CB-0531-052.. - The International Association for ...
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FRIDAY | 1 JUNE 2012<br />
Room Codes: T=Terra | M=Mare<br />
08:00-17:00 TALLINN UNIVERSITY, T-324<br />
IAPL REGISTRATION<br />
BOOK EXHIBIT | INFORMATION | CAFÉ<br />
FR<br />
TALLINN UNIVERSITY<br />
09:00-12:00<br />
SPECIAL PANELS (x2)<br />
INVITED SYMPOSIA-II (x3)<br />
ORGANIZED SESSION-IV (x1)<br />
FR [SP-01] TALLINN UNIVERSITY, M-648<br />
FOLDED TIME<br />
Organized, Chaired, and Introduced by Kuisma Korhonen (Literature, University of Oulu,<br />
FINLAND)<br />
From Bergson, Heidegger and Proust to Borges, Levinas and Serres, philosophers have challenged<br />
the positivist notion of linear time. Memories of the past and anticipations of the future create<br />
other spatial dimensions to temporality.<br />
Tina Chanter (Philosophy, DePaul University, Chicago, IL, USA)<br />
Rancière and Levinas: Aesthetics Politics and Time<br />
Mark Currie (English, Queen Mary University of London, UK)<br />
Approaching the Un<strong>for</strong>seeable<br />
R. Lane Kauffmann (Hispanic Studies, Rice University, Houston, TX, USA)<br />
Pliant Time in Borges<br />
Pajari Räsänen (Philosophy & History, University of Helsinki, FINLAND)<br />
Imperfect Punctuation, or: Irony, the Ongoing Interruption<br />
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