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favoritism <strong>for</strong> artistic examples <strong>and</strong> insights? By consistent choice of artifacts that are paradigm<br />
museum pieces, as if this made them paradigms of pictoriality?<br />
Michael Newall (History <strong>and</strong> <strong>Philosophy</strong> of Art, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK)<br />
Pictorial Kitsch<br />
Raphael De Clerq (Visual Studies, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, CHINA)<br />
Is ‘Depicts’ Semantically Ambiguous?<br />
Ben Blumson (<strong>Philosophy</strong>, National University of Singapore, SINGAPORE)<br />
Interpreting Images<br />
John Holbo (<strong>Philosophy</strong>, National University of Singapore, SINGAPORE)<br />
Frame Fosters Function<br />
WE<br />
[GS-08] TEMBUSU COLLEGE, EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTER, SR-11<br />
BIOPOLITICS, UNPRESENTABILITY, AND RESISTING<br />
NARRATIVES<br />
Chaired <strong>and</strong> Introduced by ???<br />
Calvin Robinson (<strong>Philosophy</strong>, LeMoyne College, NY, USA)<br />
From Tendons to Body Scans: US Ostracism <strong>and</strong> Narrative Discourse<br />
Alej<strong>and</strong>ro Zamora (Hispanic Studies, York University-Gledon, Ontario, CANADA)<br />
<strong>The</strong> Biopolitics of Childhood: Formation <strong>and</strong> De-<strong>for</strong>mation Novel in the European <strong>and</strong> Latin<br />
American Tradition<br />
Wern Mei Yong (English, Nanyang Technological University, SINGAPORE)<br />
In Abidance: Si(gh)thing the Other<br />
Mahmut Mutman (Cultural Studies, Istanbul Sehir University, TURKEY)<br />
Islamic Biopolitics<br />
*William Marderness (Writing & Rhetoric, Stony Brook University, NY, USA)<br />
<strong>The</strong> Unpresentable Law of Matthew 5:18-20<br />
WE<br />
TEMBUSU COLLEGE, EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTER, THE NGEE ANN KONGSI<br />
AUDITORIUM<br />
17:30-19:30<br />
PLENARY SPEAKER: PHENG CHEAH<br />
THE BIOPOLITICS OF RECOGNITION: MAKING<br />
FEMALE SUBJECTS OF GLOBALIZATION<br />
See the “Plenaries” section of the Conference Book <strong>for</strong> photos <strong>and</strong> biographical in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
WE<br />
TEMBUSU COLLEGE, EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTER, THE NGEE ANN KONGSI<br />
AUDITORIUM (FOYER & COURTYARD)<br />
19:30-21:30<br />
RECEPTION & DINNER<br />
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