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ALT Many people sit in chairs facing the front of a room. Text reads: Shaeffer Symposium, Tuesday March 28th at 3:30pm, Madison Union 405. Dr. Brooks Hefner, Department of English "The Letters of Claude McKay." Dr. Debali Mookerjea-Leonard, Department of English "Translating Radharani/Aparajita Devi's Poetry." Dr. Pia Antolic-Piper, Department of Philosophy "Understanding Roger Bacon's contribution to the reception of Aristotle's rediscovered works in the early 13th century." JMU College of Arts and Letters.
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ALT A headshot of Alberto G. Urquidez, who has short brown hair and glasses and is wearing a black and white striped polo. Text reads: “Dr. Alberto G. Urquidez, Philosophy and Religion.”
ALT Madison Workshop on Early Modern Philosophy: Beyond the Canon Saturday March 25, 2023 Cleveland Hall room 114, JMU Session 1: Early Modern Women Philosophers 9:30–10:30 Kenneth L. Pearce (JMU), “Mary Astell on Trusting Experts” 10:45–11:45 Manuel Fasko (University of Basel / College of Charleston), “Mary Shepherd on Mind and Space” 11:45–1:30 Lunch (provided) Session 2: Early Modern Africana Philosophy 1:30–2:30 Dwight K. Lewis, Jr. (University of Minnesota), “On Slavery: Amo and Capitein” 2:45–3:45 Antonia LoLordo (University of Virginia), “Ottobah Cugoano on Rights Forfeiture, Piracy, and Slavery” 4:00–5:00 Kimberly Ann Harris (University of Virginia), “The Relationship between African American Philosophy and 'Western’ Philosophy” Sponsors: Department of Philosophy & Religion; College of Arts and Letters; African, African American, and Diaspora Studies Center Contact Manuel Fasko ([email protected]) to register.
