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TUESday evening | 1 July 2008 Ahmed Meguid (Philosophy Department, Emory University, Atlanta, USA) God between Rational Transcendence and Immanent Representation: Using Kant’s Theory of Imagination to Interpret Ornamentation in Islamic Architecture Hugh Miller (Philosophy, Loyola University Chicago, IL, USA) All That Is Seen and Unseen: On Painting and Vision TU 19.30-21:30 STOREY HALL, LEVEL 7, AUDITORIUM plenary speaker: sneja gunew university of british columbia, vancouver, canada vernacular cosmopolitanisms: who counts as european? Welcome to RMIT: Deputy Vice-Chancellor Jim Barber Petee Jung IAPL Memorial Event: Hugh J. Silverman, IAPL Executive Director University of Sydney Sponsored Lecture Introduction: Linnell Secomb (Philosophical and Historical Studies, University of Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA) TU 21:30-23:00 storey hall auditorium foyer Reception sponsored by Sydney University and the Petee Jung 4th Annual IAPL Memorial Event WEDNESDAY | 2 JULY 2008 08:00-17:00 - research lounge - building 8, level 5, rmit university IAPL REGISTRATION - Book Exhibit | Information | Image Show | Café WEDNESDAY CONCURRENT SESSIONS: building 8, levels 10, room 22, & 11; building 28, level 4: multi function rooms 1 & 2 WE 9:00-12:00 building 8, level 10, room 22 & level 11, rooms 61 & 68 invited symposia-I WE [is-01] building 8, level 10, room 22 THINKING GLOBALLY, BUILDING LOCALLY / THE ARCHITECTURE OF SEAN GODSELL Organized, Chaired and Introduced by Rachel McCann (Architecture, Mississippi State University, Mississippi, USA) 28 This interdisciplinary symosium assembles architects and philosophers to examine the work of renowned Australian architect Sean Godsell. Godsell’s work seeks
2 JuLY 2008 | WEDNESDAY morning out relationships between vernacular and industrial forms, eastern and western space, modern materials and local ecology. Godsell will respond to four critiques and then present his own ideas and work. Jassen Callender (Architecture, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, Jackson, MS, USA) Quixotic Practicality Shannon Criss (Architecture, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, USA) Collaborating with Site and Culture Doug Evans (Architecture, RMIT University, Melbourne, VIC, AUSTRALIA) TBA Sean Godsell (Architecture, Sean Godsell Architects, Melbourne, VIC, AUSTRALIA) Built Works WE [is-03] building 8, level 11, room 61 POSTCOLONIAL COMMUNITIES: REFIGURING CULTURAL CONNECTIONS Organized, Chaired and Introduced by Linnell Secomb (Gender and Cultural Studies, University of Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA) This session investigates the complexities of colonial and postcolonial intercultural connections and affinities. Via examinations of inter-cultural marriages and white paternity, elaborations of difference and double belonging within communities, and analyses of cosmopolitan anti-metaphysical metaphysics, these papers reflect on the subversions of imperialist domination offered by affective bonds across cultures. Rosalyn Diprose (Philosophy, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA) Community, Sensibility, Responsibility: The Politics of Decolonisation Vicki Grieves (Anthropology, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA) The Gendered Conquest?: Worimi Family Formation and Survival in the Colonial Period Fiona Probyn-Rapsey (Gender and Cultural Studies, University of Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA) The White Fathers WE [is-03] building 8, level 11, room 68 IMAGE, AFFECT, TECHNICS Organized, Chaired and Introduced by John Lechte (Sociology, Macquarie University, Sydney, AUSTRALIA) 29
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