Index

The following is a list of all the posts published on this blog, beginning with the most recent:

• “What’s So Ordinary About Poetry?: An Argument in Seven Scenes”: New Essay by Larry Jackson
• “Must We Measure What We Mean?”: New Paper by Nat Hansen
• OUP Post: “J.L. Austin, ‘Other Minds,’ and the goldfinch”
• CFP: Issue 5 of Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies, “The Aesthetics of Politics and the Politics of Aesthetics In and After Cavell”
• New Book: Wittgenstein and Modernism
• CFP: 21st-Century Theories of Literature: Ethics, Tropes, Attunement
• Johns Hopkins Humanities Center Under Threat of Closure
• New Volume of Interest: Commonplace Commitments
• Thinking with Tolstoy and Wittgenstein: New Book by Henry W. Pickford
• Images of History: New Book by Richard Eldridge
• F. R. Leavis Symposium, April 2016 Issue of Philosophy and Literature
• Wittgenstein en France: Upcoming Conference at Paris University West Nanterre La Défense
• David Kangas Rest In Peace
• Duke PAL: Upcoming Events
• Call for Abstracts: “What’s Wrong (and What’s Right) with Ordinary Language Philosophy?”
• The Great Riddle: New Book by Stephen Mulhall + NDPR Review
• MLN: Practices of the Ordinary (Comparative Literature Issue, December 2015)
• Video: Cora Diamond delivers, “VON WRIGHT ON WITT­GENS­TEIN IN RE­LA­TION TO HIS TI­MES”
• Just published: Issue 4 of Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies
• “Literature & Thought Experiments”: New Article by David Egan
• “On Reading the Dictionary”: Essay by Stephen Doty
• This Weekend in Bloomington, IN: Poststructuralism and OLP
• New Issue of New Literary History: “Song”
• Coming Up Next Week at Duke . . .
• New Book by Amir Khan: “Shakespeare in Hindsight”
• New Article of Interest: “A Different Path: Why Stanley Cavell Won’t Get to the Point”
• Varieties of Self-Knowledge: Workshop at Harvard
• New Articles on Cavell + Journal Issue Interest
• “Listening to Cage: Nonintentional philosophy and music”: New Essay by Richard Fleming
• New Article of Interest: “Wittgenstein and the genesis of neo-pragmatism in American thought” by Erik Hmiel
• Graduate Student Conference “Representations of the Ordinary in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods” CFP (Abstracts due 1/14/16)
• 2016 NEH Summer Institute, “Moral Psychology and Education”: Applications due March 1
• CFP: Wittgenstein and Pragmatism in Helsinki, Finland (Abstracts due Feb. 12, 2016)
• Literature and Moral Theory: New Book by Nora Hämäläinen
• MLA Panel on Cavell and Close Reading
• New Contributions to Ordinary Language Philosophy and Experimental Philosophy
• Maurice Blanchot papers Acquired by Harvard
• Analytic & Ordinary Language Philosophy in Dialogue: Max Deutsch & Avner Baz on the ‘Method of Cases’
• Nordic Wittgenstein Review: Special Issue, Wittgenstein and Forms of Life
• New Book by Kyle Stevens: “Mike Nichols: Sex, Language, and the Reinvention of Psychological Realism”
• “Ordinary Language, Ordinary Criticism”—Upcoming Seminar at the ACLA (Papers due TOMORROW 9/23)
• This Weekend (September 4th & 5th): J.L. Austin’s Philosophy Today @ Corpus Christi College
• NLH: Feminist Investigations and Other Essays
• CFP: “Pragmatism, Wittgenstein, and the Virtues: Three Heterodox Approaches to Ethics”—Abstracts due 8/31
• Two New Articles by Martin Shuster
• CFP: “Community, Reason, Tragedy,” Graduate Student Conference at the University of Chicago November 5th & 6th, 2015
• “Wittgenstein, Schoolteacher” in the Paris Review
• New Issue of Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies
• “Performative, Passionate, and Parrhesiastic Utterances: On Cavell, Foucault, and Truth as an Ethical Force”—Essay by Daniele Lorenzini
• Call for Papers: Issue 4 of Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies
• Panel on Vincent Descombes: Harvard University, April 16
• Jon Baskin on Ben Lerner and the Novel of Detachment
• 7th Ludwig Wittgenstein Summer School 2015 (Cora Diamond, James Conant): Applications due March 30
• Coming Soon: Excursions with Thoreau by Ed Mooney (Now Available for Pre-Order)
• New Look—Feedback Welcome!
• NDPR: Peter Dula Reviews Espen Dahl’s Recent Book
• Ethics of Alterity, Confrontation and Responsibility in 19th- to 21st-Century British Literature – new volume edited by Christine Reynier and Jean-Michel Ganteau
• What Is Fiction For? – New Book by Bernard Harrison
• New Book: Autonomy after Auschwitz: Adorno, German Idealism, and Modernity by Martin Shuster
• New Issue: Journal of Aesthetic Education
• Two Essays of Interest
• Shakespeare & Philosophy Conference (Sept. 12th and 13th, 2014) – University of Hertfordshire
• The Struggle Against Silence — Interview with Alice Oswald
• Stony Lonesome, Poems by Kelly Dean Jolley — New Book Available for Pre-Order
• The Institutions of Meaning by Vincent Descombes — Now Available in English
• Romantic Circles: Stanley Cavell and the Event of Romanticism
• Issue #2 of Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies
• Derrida/Searle: Deconstruction and Ordinary Language: New Book by Raoul Moati + NDPR Review
• Jon Baskin on “Finding the Point”
• Stanley Cavell, Religion, and Continental Philosophy: New Book by Espen Dahl
• “Wittgenstein, Pedagogy, and Literary Criticism” by Timothy Yu and “Wittgenstein’s Use” by R. M. Berry in New Literary History
• Back to Ordinary Life
• Philosophy, Literature, America: May 30-31, Dublin (conference
• Hugo Clémot, La philosophie d’après le cinéma. Une lecture de La Projection du monde de Stanley Cavell
• 37th International Wittgenstein Symposium 2014 Call for Papers
• NORDIC WITTGENSTEIN REVIEW, VOLUME 3 / NUMBER 1 (JUN 2014), EDS. YRSA NEUMAN, MARTIN GUSTAFSSON, LARS HERTZBERG
• Call for Papers: Issue 2 of Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies
• Publications by Benjamin Mangrum & Alois Pichler
• Michel Foucault, Stanley Cavell: Marriage, Sexuality, Politics: A seminar with Frédéric Gros and Daniele Lorenzini @ Université Paris-Est Créteil.
• April 3, 2014: Todd Cronan at the University of Chicago
• New Literary History Seminar on Post-Critical Interpretation–Applications due May 30
• 6th British Wittgenstein Society (BWS) Annual Conference: Wittgenstein and Epistemology
• In Memoriam: Ted Cohen (1939-2014)
• Study Break–“Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Sense of Religious Belief” (BBC Documentary)
• “Grammatical Stirrings: A visit by Richard Fleming” at Duke University
• Hannah Arendt/Reiner Schurmann Memorial Symposium: Feminist Investigations: A Manifesto
• Checking In, Checking Out (Just for Now)
• Attn: Those in, near, or able to travel to Chicago this weekend (Feb. 14-16): Conference on Walter Benjamin!
• 2014 Lionel Trilling Lecture by Toril Moi: “‘Understanding from Inside,’ or Critique and Admiration: Reading after Wittgenstein and Cavell,” March 3, Columbia University
• April 10-12 “Bridging Traditions: Idealism and Pragmatism,” Frankfurt am Main
• Duke PAL Spring Schedule + Young Scholars Workshop & Links
• Call for Papers: The Philosophy of Documentary Film, Ed. David LaRocca
• Wittgenstein Reading (On Wittgenstein) — New Book From De Gruyter: Eds. Sascha Bru, Wolgang Huemer, Daniel Steuer
• New Review of Avner Baz’s When Words Are Called For by Nat Hansen
• Ethics and the Philosophy of Culture – New Book, Eds. Ylva Gustafsson, Camilla Kronqvist, and Hannes Nykänen
• Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies — Issue No. 1 (2013) Now Available
• Nordic Wittgenstein Review, Volume 2 / Issue 1: Now Available Online
• Morgan Meis Remembers Arthur Danto
• This Weekend at Tufts University
• Fictions of Fact and Value: New Book by Michael LeMahieu
• © 1989, 2013 : Back in Print!
• OLP on the BBC
• J. L. Austin: Information Needed
• “German Photographs” by Patrick Lakey
• Philosopher, Art-Critic, Artist Arthur C. Danto Dies at 89
• Modernist Sculptor Anthony Caro Dies at 89
• Essayist Rachel Cohen on Bernard Berenson, Italo Calvino, Damien Hirst +
• Emerson’s English Traits and the Natural History of Metaphor — New Book by David LaRocca
• From Utterances to Speech Acts — New Book by Mikhail Kissine + Interview
• Language Lost and Found: On Iris Murdoch and the Limits of Philosophical Concepts — New Book by Niklas Forsberg
• Romantic Intimacy — New Book by Nancy Yousef
• CFP: North American Wittgenstein Society
• Feminism and Ordinary Language Philosophy — International Workshop, Sept 9
• Symposium on Judgment — Duke University, Oct. 4-6
• Nature and Freedom in Kant: A conference in honor of Paul Guyer (Oct 25-27 2013, Brown University)
• Ed Mooney’s “Excursions with Kierkegaard” — New Book + NDPR Review
• Paul Grimstad “Experience and Experimental Writing: Literary Pragmatism from Emerson to the Jameses” — New book from Oxford UP
• Adorno: Music & Modernity
• The Critical Imagination — New Book by James Grant + Richard Eldridge’s NDPR Review
• Sneak Peek of Duke’s PAL 2013-2014 Program
• The Capacity to Follow a Rule: A Workshop on Wittgenstein’s Rule-Following Considerations
• CFP: Ordinary / Everyday / Quotidian (Sept 2013, University of York)
• PAL at Duke University : New Site
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• Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy : 52nd Annual Meeting Registration Now Open
• “Philosophical Biography and Autobiographical Philosophy” : Ray Monk & Stephen Mulhall LSE Podcast
• The Poetics of Consent: Collective Decision Making and the Iliad : New Book (David F. Elmer)
• Why We Need Ordinary Language Philosophy : New Book (Sandra Laugier, trans. Daniela Ginsburg)
• NDPR Review : Fatalism in American Film Noir (Robert Pippin)
• Performatives After Deconstruction : New Book, ed. Mauro Senatore
• “Perfectionism and Education: Kant and Cavell on Ethics and Aesthetics in Society” — Symposium, September 6-7, Stockholm
• “Testimony, Illocution and the Second Person” — New Article by Richard Moran
• Peter Geach Sings Frege, Russell & Wittgenstein
• “Moral Education: Ancient and Contemporary” Conference — June 8-9 Northwestern University
• J.M. Coetzee Archive Open for Research in Austin, Texas
• Gender-Works: Resources
• “Philosophical Revolutions” — Summer Conference in Dublin
• “The Too Early Wittgenstein” CFP — International Conference and Graduate Workshop, London
• Wittgenstein’s Metaphilosophy–New Book by Paul Horwich
• “The Education of Grown-ups” — New Essay by David LaRocca
• “Reading On Certainly Through the Lens of Cavell” — New Article by Chantal Bax
• Jaspers and Heidegger on the Art of Vincent van Gogh — CFP, Proposals due May 31
• Site Design (Tinkering)
• Additions to the Editorial Board: Patricia Marechal and Dalmar Hussein
• Jon Baskin on Terrence Malick
• “Picturing Life: Wittgenstein’s Visual Ethics” Conference — Postdam, May 29-31
• Philosophical Installations — Open Access Video Archive
• Cavell en français — Online Resource
• Foucault / Wittgenstein : subjectivité et politique — Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, June 7-8
• Idealism & Pragmatism: Convergence or Contestation — Visitng Research Fellowship
• Secular Mysteries: Stanley Cavell and English Romanticism — New Book by Edward T. Duffy
• Samuel Beckett in the Springtime
• Modern Language Notes, “Philosophy and New American TV Series”
• Article — Ben Gibran, “Philosophy as a Private Language”
• Sidenotes
• New Book + Review — Groundless Grounds by Lee Braver
• “All Over the Sofa” — Wittgenstein on Your Facebook Feed
• “Kierkegaard in the World” — Conference Announcement & CFP
• Job Announcement: English (+ Fine Arts, & Philosophy) at Virginia Military Institute
• American Voice In Philosophy: Two Consecutive Conferences at University College Dublin, June 18-21
• CFP: Philosophy, Film, and Television, Undergraduate Conference — Hamilton College, May 3 (Submissions Due March 22)
• “Shakespeare’s Private Linguist: Coriolanus” — Sarah Beckwith, University of Chicago, April 10
• “Norms of Freedom in Kant and Hegel” — Upcoming Conference, University of Illinois, Chicago, April 12-13
• Girls and Girlhood in Adaptations of Shakespeare — CFP, October 1
• Literature & Philosophy at the University of Chicago
• Genealogy as Critique: Foucault and the Problems of Modernity — New Book by Colin Koopman
• “Mind, Language and Action,” 36th International Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg am Wechsel — CFP and Conference Announcement
• J. M. Coetzee, New Fiction: December 2012 Reading, University of Cape Town (Video)
• Charles Petersen on Stanley Cavell (n+1, February 2013)
• “Was Wittgenstein Right?” Paul Horwich in The Stone (NYTimes)
• Site-Specific Content: Invitation
• “The Return of the Text” — Upcoming Conference, Le Moyne College, Syracuse, September 26-28
• Language, Ethics and Animal Life: Wittgenstein and Beyond — New Book (Forsberg, Burley & Hämäläinen, Eds.)
• “Literary Fiction and Rationality” — Upcoming Conference, University of Tampere, May 30-31
• “The Contemporary Significance of Ordinary Language Philosophy” — Upcoming Conference, Åbo Akademi University, May 24-25
• Thanks & Greetings
• A note from Bernie: a goodbye and a welcome…
• Aletta J. Norval: “‘Writing a Name in the Sky’: Rancière, Cavell, and the Possibility of Egalitarian Inscription”
• Lecture by Nancy Bauer: “What Can Philosophy Teach Us About Sexual Objectification?” (Duke, Feb. 28 2013)
• Symposium: “Shakespeare & Philosophy” (PAL @ Duke, Mar. 21 2013)
• Symposium: “Philosophy and Music Today” (PAL @ Duke, Feb. 1 2013)
• New book: “Estimating Emerson: An Anthology of Criticism from Carlyle to Cavell” (ed. David LaRocca)
• MLA 2013: Panels of interest?
• Karen Zumhagen-Yekplé: “The Everyday’s Fabulous Beyond: Nonsense, Parable, and the Ethics of the Literary in Kafka and Wittgenstein”
• CFP: “The Return of the Text: A Conference on the Cultural Value of Close Reading” (Le Moyne, Sept. 2013)
• Conference CFP: “Making it Work: US Thought and Culture between Practice and Paralysis” (U. Michigan, April 2013)
• NDPR Review: “Stanley Cavell and the Education of Grownups” (Saito and Standish, eds.)
• New Books in Critical Theory (website): Audio interview with Avner Baz
• Workshop: “Self, Knowledge, Expression,” Nov. 2 at Harvard
• Martin Shuster: “Language and Loneliness: Arendt, Cavell, and Modernity”
• Updated conference program: “Stanley Cavell — PHILOSOPHY THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW and the Aesthetics of the Ordinary” (Paris, France)
• Keren Gorodeisky: Lecture at Duke on Aesthetic Judgment and Kant (10/1/12)
• Upcoming conference: “Stanley Cavell — PHILOSOPHY THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW and the Aesthetics of the Ordinary” (Paris, France)
• NYTimes Op-Ed by Toril Moi and David Paletz: “In Norway, a New Model for Justice”
• Info: Comprehensive Conservation Planning for the Wittgenstein Legacy
• Reshef Agam-Segal: “Reflecting on Language from ‘Sideways-on’: Preparatory and Non-Preparatory Aspects-Seeing”
• Charles Bernstein: “Three Compositions on Philosophy and Literature” (on Stein and Wittgenstein)
• New journal: “Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies”
• William Day: “Zhenzhi and Acknowledgment in Wang Yangming and Stanley Cavell”
• Two new books on Thoreau, Emerson, and Philosophy
• NDPR Review: “Iris Murdoch, Philosopher: A Collection of Essays”
• Two Cavell Bibliographies (Courtesy of Peter Fosl)
• Oded Na’aman: “The Checkpoint: Terror, Power, and Cruelty”
• Announcing a new journal: Nordic Wittgenstein Review
• Special issue of Paragraph: “Wittgenstein, Theory, Literature” (Nov 2011)
• Danièle Moyal-Sharrock: “Cora Diamond and the Ethical Imagination”
• New book: “Stanley Cavell: Philosophy, Literature, and Criticism” (Loxley & Taylor, eds.)
• NDPR Review: of Avner Baz’s “When Words Are Called For”
• Amir Khan: “Michael Jackson’s Ressentiment: Billie Jean and Smooth Criminal in Conversation with Fred Astaire”
• New book: Avner Baz’s “When Words Are Called For: A Defense of Ordinary Language Philosophy”
• New book: “Stanley Cavell and the Education of Grownups” (Saito and Standish, eds.)
• Upcoming Conference: “The American Style in Philosophy” (June 11-12, Dublin)
• Rachel Malkin: Review of “Stanley Cavell and Literary Studies” (eds. Eldridge and Rhie)
• Rachel Malkin: “Public Desires, Private Desires: The Satisfactions of Stevens and Stanley Cavell”
• Journal of Philosophy of Education: “Stanley Cavell in Conversation with Paul Standish”
• Cara Weber: “’The Continuity of Married Companionship’: Marriage, Sympathy, and the Self in Middlemarch”
• Rebecca Schuman: “‘Unerschütterlich’: Kafka’s Proceß, Wittgenstein’s Tractatus, and the Law of Logic”
• Upcoming: Charlie Kaufman mini-fest at Le Moyne (May 4-6)
• Upcoming symposium at Cornell: “Wittgenstein Among the Disciplines” (April 21)
• April 5: Workshop speech acts, gender, and feminism Paris 1
• nonsite.org issue #5: on “Agency and Experience”
• Abstracts: Cora Diamond and Jim Conant lectures at Duke (April 5)
• Philosophy Bites: links to the first 176 episodes
• New essay: Alice Crary on “Dogs and Concepts”
• Self-Revelation and Theatricality: A Summer Seminar on Wittgenstein in the Spirit of Cavell and Rhees (July 9-18, 2012)
• New book: James Albrecht’s “Reconstructing Individualism: A Pragmatic Tradition from Emerson to Ellison”
• In Our Time: The Continental-Analytic Split
• NDPR: Hans-Johann Glock on Michael Dummett’s “The Nature and Future of Philosophy”
• Poster: Two Lectures by James Conant and Cora Diamond (PAL @ Duke, April 5)
• Alice Crary: Review of Cary Wolfe’s “What is Posthumanism?” (Hypatia)
• Central APA session: on Cynthia Freeland’s “Portraits and Persons” (this Friday)
• Joshua Landy lecture: “Literature, Narrative and the Shape of a Life” (PAL, 2/23/12)
• Reshef Agam-Segal: “How to Investigate the Grammar of Aspect-Perception: A Question in Wittgensteinian Method”
• MLN special issue: “Honoring Stanley Cavell”
• Updated info: U. Chicago conference on “Stanley Cavell’s Aesthetics” (Mar. 2-4)
• Rebecca Schuman: “Kafka’s Verwandlung, Wittgenstein’s Tractatus and the Limits of Metaphorical Language”
• Nat Hansen: “J.L. Austin and Literal Meaning”
• nonsite.org: Response Essays by Charles Altieri and Robert Pippin
• Upcoming at Duke: “Literature, Aesthetics, Politics: The Function of the Literary Magazine in the Current Moment” (January 20, 2012)
• New essay collection: “Iris Murdoch, Philosopher” (ed. Justin Broackes)
• MLA Panel: “Narrative and/in Wittgenstein”
• Bernard Williams’s Antiquity: A Conference at the University of North Carolina (April 13-15)
• New blog design: request for feedback
• Sianne Ngai: “Passionate Utterances: Learning from Stanley Cavell”
• Upcoming Conference: “Stanley Cavell’s Aesthetics” (U. Chicago, March 2012)
• Richard Moran: “Kant, Proust, and the Appeal of Beauty” (Critical Inquiry)
• BBC News: “Wittgenstein’s archive rediscovered in Cambridge”
• nonsite.org: part 2 of the special issue on the BU “No Quarrel: Literature and Philosophy Today” conference
• New Book: The Philosophy of J.L. Austin (eds. Gustafsson and Sørli)
• NDPR Review: Cambridge Companion to Frege
• NDPR Review: William Child’s “Wittgenstein” (Routledge)
• New book: Kevin M. Cahill’s “The Fate of Wonder: Wittgenstein’s Critique of Metaphysics and Modernity”
• James Pearson: “Distinguishing WV Quine and Donald Davidson”
• New book: The Oxford Handbook of Wittgenstein (eds. Kuusela and McGinn)
• Critical Inquiry: Debating Literary Darwinism
• New book: Lisi Schoenbach’s “Pragmatic Modernism”
• nonsite.org: Papers from the BU “No Quarrels: Literature & Philosophy Today” Conference (Part 1)
• Alice Crary @ PAL: “W.G. Sebald and the Ethics of Narrative: A Reading of ‘Austerlitz’” (Nov. 29, Duke University)
• 7th BWS Lecture: Bernard Harrison on “Wittgenstein, Reality and the Novel”
• ACLA 2012 at Brown University (Mar. 29 – Apr. 1)
• Videos: “Simone de Beauvoir Today” (PAL @ Duke Univ., 9/23/2011)
• Boston University Workshop on Late Modern Philosophy
• Richard Moran: “Cavell on Outsiders and Others”
• Marie McGinn: “Non-Inferential Knowledge”
• Critical Inquiry: new website
• Alice Crary: “A Brilliant Perspective: Diamondian Ethics”
• Now available: “Stanley Cavell and Literary Studies: Consequences of Skepticism” (eds. Eldridge and Rhie)
• Video: about the Wittgenstein and Photography Exhibition at the University of Cambridge
• Forthcoming book: “Stanley Cavell: Philosophy, Literature, and Criticism”
• New book: Hans Sluga’s “Wittgenstein”
• MLA 2012 in Seattle: sessions of interest?
• Forthcoming book: “Stanley Cavell and Literary Studies” (eds. Eldridge and Rhie)
• Critical Exchange: William Connolly and Ruth Leys (on Leys’ “The Turn to Affect: A Critique”)
• Sandra Laugier: Introduction to the French edition of “Must We Mean What We Say?”
• Audio: Michael Fried’s A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts (on Caravaggio)
• New Literary History: Special Issue on “Character”
• n+1: Mark Greif on “Cavell as Educator”
• NDPR Review: Nancy Bauer on the new translation of The Second Sex
• Oxford Journals: Free Wittgenstein Articles
• Tim Gould: Review of Richard Deming’s “Listening on All Sides: Toward an Emersonian Ethics of Reading”
• New book: Paul Livingston’s “The Politics of Logic: Badiou, Wittgenstein, and the Consequences of Formalism”
• CFP: “Wittgenstein and Pragmatism: a Reassessment” (deadline May 1, 2012)
• Modern Theology: On Cavell (with a response by Cavell)
• New Blog: Kelly Dean Jolley on “Philosophy, Literature, Logic, Language and Orthodoxy”
• Yasemin J. Erden: “Wittgenstein on Simile as the ‘Best Thing’ in Philosophy”
• PAL @ Duke: 2010-11 Annual Report
• Exhibition at Cambridge University: “Wittgenstein and Photography”
• After Hegel: An Interview with Robert Pippin
• NDPR Review: Iain Thomson’s “Heidegger, Art, and Postmodernity”
• Upcoming conference: Ethics and the Place of Philosophy: The Legacy of Bernard Williams’ Critique (Chicago, October 28-29)
• Summer e-forecast: lighter blog activity ahead
• New issue: Philosophical Investigations (July 2011)
• Angela Grünberg: “Saying and Doing: Speech Actions, Speech Acts and Related Events”
• nonsite.org: Issue #2 on “neuroaesthetics”
• Philosophical Investigations: new “Virtual Issue”
• Upcoming conference: “Scepticisme en pratique” (June 10-11, Paris)
• Conference CFP: Romanticism and Philosophy (Université Lille 3 – Charles-de-Gaulle, September 28-29, 2012)
• Trailer: “The Tree of Life” (dir. Terrence Malick)
• William Flesch: review of “Introduction to Cognitive Cultural Studies” (ed. Lisa Zunshine)
• Ruth Leys: “The Turn to Affect: A Critique”
• Conference poster & program: “The Legacy of Thompson Clarke” (June 7-11, Univ. of Bordeaux)
• Magdalena Ostas: “Kant with Michael Fried: Feeling, Absorption, and Interiority in the Critique of Judgment”
• Toril Moi: “The Adventure of Reading: Literature and Philosophy, Cavell and Beauvoir”
• New Book: Chantal Bax’s “Subjectivity After Wittgenstein: The Post-Cartesian Subject and the ‘Death of Man’”
• Wittgenstein on the Literary, the Ethical, and the Unsayable (Chicago, June 2-4)
• Alice Crary: Response to Robert Pippin and Christopher Grau (from 2008 “Author Meets Critics” session on “Beyond Moral Judgment”)
• Matthew Pianalto: “Speaking for Oneself: Wittgenstein on Ethics”
• Ashley King Scheu: “The Viability of the Philosophical Novel: The Case of Simone de Beauvoir’s She Came to Stay”
• Poster: “Simone de Beauvoir Today” (Duke Univ., 9/23/11)
• Forthcoming Feb. 2012: “Thoreau’s Importance for Philosophy” (Fordham UP)
• Photos from J.L. Austin Centenary Conference: Plaque Unveiling
• BWS Ludwig Wittgenstein Lecture Series: Sandra Laugier (May 9, Univ. of Hertfordshire)
• Upcoming: “Philosophy in an Age of Science: A Conference in Honor of Hilary Putnam’s 85th Birthday”
• NDPR Review: James Klagge’s “Wittgenstein in Exile”
• Robert Pippin: on Alice Crary’s “Beyond Moral Judgment”
• New book: Sarah Beckwith’s “Shakespeare and the Grammar of Forgiveness”
• NDPR: Benjamin Rutter’s “Hegel on the Modern Arts”
• European Journal of Philosophy: “Nietzsche Virtual Issue”
• George Shulman: “Acknowledgment and Disavowal as an Idiom for Theorizing Politics”
• JHU Humanities Center Symposium: Philosophy and New American TV Series (April 15)
• Audio: “The Philosophy of Literature” (Royal Holloway, London; Feb. & Mar. 2011)
• New book: Mario Ortiz-Robles’ “The Novel as Event”
• New book by James Klagge: “Wittgenstein in Exile”
• Poster: “No Quarrels: Literature & Philosophy Today” (B.U., April 1-2)
• New SEP entry: Imagination
• William Day: Lecture on Wittgenstein and Jazz (Williams College, April 4)
• PAL Symposium: Simone de Beauvoir Now (Duke Univ., Sept. 23)
• NDPR: Review of “Kierkegaard’s Concluding Unscientific Postscript: A Critical Guide” (Ed. Rick Anthony Furtak)
• E-resource: G.E.M. Anscombe Bibliography
• Program: J.L. Austin Centenary Conference (Lancaster Univ., April 5-7)
• Conference program: “Contemporary Tractatus” (Auburn, Mar. 3-5)
• Upcoming conference: “No Quarrels: Literature & Philosophy Today” (Boston University, April 1-2)
• New play: Wittgenstein (The Crooked Roads) (London, April 19-May 7)
• Forthcoming: Stanley Cavell and the Education of Grownups
• Forthcoming: Alain Badiou’s “Wittgenstein’s Antiphilosophy”
• New online journal: nonsite.org
• Official poster: Contemporary Tractatus Conference (Auburn Univ.)
• Program and registration: UEA conference on “Philosophy as Therapy: Wittgenstein and Beyond”
• NDPR: Kuusela reviews “Wittgenstein after his Nachlass”
• Forthcoming: The Philosophy of Charlie Kaufman (David LaRocca, ed.)
• CFP: Essay collection on “The Philosophy of War Films”
• Kelly Dean Jolley: “Filosofys Wake” (James Joyce Quarterly)
• Conference CFP: “Wittgenstein’s Early Investigations” (Lisbon, Portugal)
• Leonard Lawlor: “Reality and Philosophy: Reflections on Cora Diamond’s Work”
• In Memoriam: Barbara Packer (1947-2010)
• Journal of Music Theory: special issue on “Cavell’s ‘Music Discomposed’ at 40”
• Special issue of European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy: “Perfectionism and Pragmatism”
• BJA: Symposium on Michael Fried’s “Why Photography Matters as Art as Never Before”
• Joseph Carroll: response to Jonathan Kramnick’s “Against Literary Darwinism”
• Lecture: Ruth Leys on “The Turn to Affect” (Duke University, Jan. 25)
• New book: Oren Izenberg’s “Being Numerous: Poetry and the Ground of Social Life”
• CFP: 4th Annual Film-Philosophy Conference (July 6-8, 2011, Liverpool, UK)
• Robert Pippin: “Philosophical Film: Trapped by Oneself in Jacques Tourneur’s Out of the Past” (NLH)
• New book: “The Other Emerson” (Branka Arsic and Cary Wolfe, eds.)
• Rupert Read: “Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations as a War Book” (New Literary History)
• Call for abstracts: Conference on Wittgenstein at University of Iceland (Sept. 2012)
• Forthcoming: Robert Pippin’s “Hegel on Self-Consciousness: Desire and Death in the Phenomenology of Spirit”
• Video: Harvard Humanities Center event celebrating the publication of Cavell’s “Little Did I Know”
• NDPR: Review of “Reading Brandom: On Making it Explicit”
• April 22: Stanley Cavell Symposium (Humanities Center, Johns Hopkins)
• New book: Richard Neer’s “The Emergence of the Classical Style in Greek Sculpture”
• New Open Access Journal: Journal for the History of Analytical Philosophy
• “The Great Debate” at ASU: can science tell us right from wrong?
• Winter 2011 issue of Critical Inquiry: Pippin on Film and Kramnick on Literary Darwinism
• Toril Moi on Ibsen’s “The Master Builder” (in The Guardian)
• Philosophy Talk: Joshua Landy on “Reading, Narrative, and the Self”
• CFP: Myths and Literature in Ancient Philosophy (Univ. of Cambridge, April 2011)
• New SEP Entry: Marcus Aurelius
• Videos: Talks from the 2nd and 3rd Annual BWS Conferences
• Fourth BWS Annual Conference: Wittgenstein and the Swansea School (July 16-17, 2011)
• Harvard Workshop in European Philosophy: Heidegger and Wittgenstein
• Michael Fried’s Favorite Books of 2010
• CFP: North American Levinas Society Conference (“Celebrating Totality and Infinity at 50”)
• Upcoming conference at U. Chicago: Spiritual Exercises: From Antiquity to the Present
• The Philosopher’s Zone: Denis Dutton on evolution and aesthetics
• New book: Peter Dula’s “Cavell, Companionship, and Christian Theology”
• MLA Convention: a few sessions of interest
• Elaine May at Harvard Film Archive
• Kyle Stevens: “Tossing truths: improvisation and the performative utterances of Nichols and May”
• Kristin Boyce: “Literature, Logic and the Liberating Word: The Elucidation of Confusion in Henry James”
• Photos: from the Stanley Cavell and Literary Studies Conference
• TOC: Fall 2010 issue of Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism
• NHC Summer Institute in Literary Studies: Toril Moi on Lessing’s The Golden Notebook
• Robert Gardner at Harvard Film Archive
• Kelly Dean Jolley: “Mensurable Confusion? Wittgenstein’s Meter-Stick and Beyond”
• Eugen Fischer: “Diseases of the Understanding and the Need for Philosophical Therapy”
• David Egan: “Pictures in Wittgenstein’s Later Philosophy”
• Forthcoming book: Michael Fried’s “Four Honest Outlaws”
• TPM on Peter Hacker: “Hacker’s Challenge”
• CFP: Philosophy and ordinary language I (Université Catholique de Louvain, May 19-20, 2011)
• Program: ASA Annual Meeting (Victoria, B.C., Oct. 27-30)
• Hommage à Stanley Cavell — l’écran de nos pensées: Philosophie et cinéma
• Futures Seminar, The Humanities Center at Johns Hopkins University
• John McDowell: “What is the Content of an Intention in Action?”
• Request: please share your photos from the Cavell conference
• Brian Goldstone & Stanley Hauerwas: “Disciplined Seeing: Forms of Christianity and Forms of Life”
• Review: The Peacock and the Buffalo: The Poetry of Nietzsche (trans. James Luchte)
• Ross Posnock: “‘Don’t think, but look!’: W.G. Sebald, Wittgenstein, and Cosmopolitan Poverty”
• Symposium: Moral Understanding and Animal Sentience in Literature and Film (Duke, Nov. 16)
• Oct. 14: James Conant’s passages
• Oct. 14: Norton Batkin’s passages
• Oct. 14: Paul Frank’s passages
• Chronicle of Higher Ed: “Stanley Cavell’s Philosophical Improvisations”
• Gerald Bruns: On Ceasing to be Human
• Oct. 15-16: Cavell & Literary Studies Conference Schedule
• Oct. 14-16 Cavell Conference: Places to eat near the Humanities Center
• Philosophy Bites: Michael Dummett on Frege
• Toril Moi at Boston University (Oct 13th)
• Peter Lamarque: “Wittgenstein, Literature, and the Idea of a Practice”
• CFP: Directions of Realism: A graduate conference at Hopkins’ Humanities Center (Feb. 18-19)
• Special issue of Essays in Philosophy on OLP
• Conference: Wittgenstein on the Literary, the Ethical, and the Unsayable (Chicago, June 2-4, 2011)
• Update: new time and location for Oct. 14 event at Harvard (celebrating Cavell)
• CFP: J.L. Austin Centenary Conference (Lancaster Univ., UK)
• Oct. 14: Sandra Laugier’s passages
• Stanley Cavell: “Crossing Paths” (on Danto)
• Martin Gustafsson: “Perfect Pitch and Austinian Examples: Cavell, McDowell, Wittgenstein, and the Philosophical Significance of Ordinary Language”
• Philosophy and the Arts Conference (April 2011, Stony Brook Manhattan)
• Oct. 14: Arnold Davidson’s passages
• Robert Gardner’s “Just Representations”
• Contemporary Aesthetics: Symposium on Laurent Stern’s Interpretive Reasoning
• Oskari Kuusela reviews Stephen Mulhall’s Wittgenstein’s Private Language
• Reminder and program: symposium on posthumanism at Williams College (9/23-24)
• All Things Shining
• Audio: Martin Gustafsson on Wittgenstein and Philosophical Pictures (Elucidations @ U. Chicago)
• Audio: Ed Witherspoon on Skepticism (Elucidations @ U. Chicago)
• Upcoming conference: “Reading Wittgenstein after Conant and Diamond” (Rome, Sept. 17)
• Book review: Michael Potter’s Wittgenstein’s Notes on Logic
• On the Media: The Uncanny Valley (animating the human face)
• French Studies: special issue on “New Ekphrastic Poetics”
• Reminder: “Beyond Critique” at PAL (Duke Univ., 9/10, 2-6pm)
• Philosophy Bites: Joshua Knobe on Experimental Philosophy
• NDPR: Espen Hammer reviews Gabriel and Žižek
• New SEP entry: Enlightenment
• David Stern reviews the Bergen Electronic Edition of Wittgenstein’s Nachlass
• Tim Gould reviews Lawrence Rhu’s Stanley Cavell’s American Dream (previously unpublished)
• NDPR: Tim Gould reviews Ed Mooney’s Lost Intimacy in American Thought
• Conference CFP: Film & Philosophy: How Films Think (Univ. of Florida, Nov. 5-7)
• Revised SEP entry: Folk Psychology as a Theory
• Dear readers: please let us know of any broken links
• Videos: J.M. Coetzee and Peter Sacks
• Sept. 10 at Duke: Beyond Critique: Reading after the Hermeneutics of Suspicion
• Daniel Morgan: “Rethinking Bazin: Ontology and Realist Aesthetics”
• Conference schedule: Oct. 15-16 sessions on Cavell & Literary Studies
• “Little Did I Know” Table of Contents
• Now online: Summer 2010 issue of JAAC (with symposium on musical improvisation)
• Interview with Ruth Leys (University of Toronto Quarterly)
• CFP: Special issue on “The Problem of the Criterion”
• New book: Sandra Laugier’s Wittgenstein: Le mythe de l’inexpressivité
• Conference program + abstracts: Philosophy and culture : The non-philosophical background of Wittgenstein’s thinking (Oct. 28-30, Paris)
• Program: 5th International Iris Murdoch Conference (London, Sept. 10-11)
• New SEP entry: 17th-Century Theories of Consciousness
• Audio: J.L. Austin’s voice
• Richard Neer: “Jean-Pierre Vernant and the History of the Image”
• Videos: Logic Lane: A Philosophical Retrospective (1972)
• Videos: Iris Murdoch and David Pears discuss ethics and freedom
• Conference Poster and Website: Contemporary Tractatus (Auburn Univ., Mar. 3-5)
• Videos: Isaiah Berlin and Stuart Hampshire discuss Oxford philosophy in the 1930s and J.L. Austin
• Videos: Gilbert Ryle and J.O. Urmson discuss philosophy of mind
• Sept. 20-21: Conference on Sartre (Paris)
• Conference program and abstracts: 33rd Int’l Wittgenstein Symposium (Austria)
• New book: Michael Forster’s After Herder: Philosophy of Language in the German Tradition
• Updated program: Conference on the work of Cora Diamond (Sep. 13-15, Amiens, France)
• Newly translated: Heidegger’s Phenomenology of Intuition and Expression
• CFP: ASA Eastern Division Meeting (April 8-9, Philadelphia)
• Conference on Collective Intentionality in Basel
• Avner Baz: “On when words are called for: Cavell, McDowell, and the wording of the world”
• Andrew Norris: “Thoreau, Cavell, and the Foundations of True Political Expression”
• Sept. 13-15: Conference on the work of Cora Diamond (Amiens, France)
• Patrick Stokes: “Naked Subjectivity: Minimal vs. Narrative Selves in Kierkegaard”
• Posters: Oct. 14-16 conference on Stanley Cavell and Literary Studies (Updated 9/30)
• TOC: British Journal of Aesthetics 50.3 (July 2010)
• Interview: Yoshiaki Kai speaks with Michael Fried about photography
• CFP: UEA conference on “Philosophy as Therapy: Wittgenstein and Beyond”
• Philosophy Bites: Susan Wolf on “Meaning in Life”
• Videos: from the Lyon conference on Cavell and Film
• William Rothman: “Autobiography, Film, and the Double Existence of Cavell’s Philosophical Prose”
• Program: British Society Of Aesthetics 50th Anniversary Annual Conference
• Workshop on Practical Knowledge in Basel
• New Graduate Certificate Program at PAL (Duke Univ.)
• A new blog editor: Byron Davies
• Kathleen Lennon: “Re-enchanting the World: The Role of Imagination in Perception”
• Rupert Read: “On Philosophy’s (lack of) Progress: From Plato to Wittgenstein (and Rawls)”
• New SEP entry: Feminist Perspectives on the Body
• PAL’s first year: an overview
• New book: Philosophy of Literature (ed. Severin Schroeder)
• To our readers: please help us improve our Cavell bibliographies
• Alan Schneider on Samuel Beckett’s “Film”
• Nancy Bauer: “Lady Power” (in the N.Y. Times)
• Philosophy Bites: Patricia Churchland on Eliminative Materialism
• CFP: Special issue of Partial Answers on “Knowledge and Pain”
• Aug. 13-16: In the Footsteps of William James (2 locations: Chocorua, NH + Cambridge, MA)
• June 24-26: Revisioning Pragmatism: William James in the New Millennium (Hamburg Univ.)
• Program: 2010 ISRLC Conference (Oxford, Sep. 23-26)
• Caroline van Eck: “Living Statues: Alfred Gell’s Art and Agency, Living Presence Response and the Sublime”
• CFP: Wittgenstein’s Modernisms (MSA 12, Victoria, BC, Nov. 11-14)
• TOC: July 2010 issue of Philosophical Investigations
• Poster: 2010 English Institute at Harvard (on the “Author”)
• Problem with links to “Proust and Philosophy” audio has been fixed
• Audio: from “Proust and Philosophy” conference (Wellesley College, Apr. 2)
• CFP: Conference on Narrative (St. Louis, Apr. 7-10, 2011)
• Audio: Ted Cohen on metaphor (Elucidations @ U.Chicago)
• To our readers: thank you (on the blog’s first birthday)!
• Juliet Floyd reviews Kelly Jolley’s “The Concept ‘Horse’ Paradox and Wittgensteinian Conceptual Investigations”
• Audio: “Shakespeare’s Philosophy” (Royal Holloway, Univ. of London)
• Audio/Video: Past events at Stanford’s Philosophy + Literature Program
• CFP: Conference on “The Self” (Salem, Oregon; Oct. 1-2, 2010)
• Forthcoming: Wittgenstein: Key Concepts (Kelly Dean Jolley, ed.)
• Rowland Stout and Mitchell Green on Perceiving Faces/Emotions
• Miranda Fricker reviews Alice Crary’s “Beyond Moral Judgment”
• New: The Oxford Handbook of Transcendentalism
• Video: Arnold Davidson on Improvisation and Ethics
• Michael Fried: The Moment of Caravaggio
• Jennifer Church: “Seeing Reasons”
• CFP: Beckett Seminar 2011: Philosophy and Literature (New Jersey, April 2011)
• NDPR Review: Anat Biletzki on Robert Fogelin’s “Taking Wittgenstein at His Word”
• Conference program: Wittgenstein and Aesthetics (Southampton, June 28-29)
• October 14-16: Conference at Harvard on Stanley Cavell & Literary Studies (Updated 9/30)
• Richard Neer: “Connoisseurship and the Stakes of Style”
• Audio and Video: Cavell’s PAL lecture from the conclusion of his forthcoming memoir
• Dan Zahavi: Empathy, Embodiment and Interpersonal Understanding: From Lipps to Schutz
• Videos on iTunesU: Robert Pippin at UVa on Film Noir
• Conference program: Agency and Automatism: Photography as Art since the 1960’s
• Martha Nussbaum: on the 1983 NLH special issue on “Literature and/as Moral Philosophy”
• Toril Moi: “Concepts in Poststructuralism and Ordinary Language Philosophy”
• New in Bookforum: Stanley Cavell in conversation
• Excerpt: Chapter 4 from Miles Leeson’s “Iris Murdoch: Philosophical Novelist”
• Now online: Spring 2010 issue of JAAC
• Upcoming symposium at PAL: “Reading after the Hermeneutics of Suspicion”
• In Memoriam: Avigdor Arikha (1929-2010)
• Upcoming: Conference on Kierkegaard, Literature, and the Phil of Religion (Essex)
• Robert Pippin: an essay for the “On the Human” project
• Philosophy Talk: Faces, Feelings, and Lies
• Conference Program: Kant on Intuition (Chicago)
• Upcoming: Conference on Cavell and Film (Lyon, France)
• Ruth Leys: on Fear, Facial Expressions, and Paul Ekman
• Forthcoming: Cambridge Critical Guide to Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations
• Symposium at Williams: on photography and the historical imagination
• Forthcoming: revised translation of Being and Time
• Matthew Shockey: “Heidegger’s Descartes and Heidegger’s Cartesianism”
• Revised SEP entry: Implicature
• Forthcoming book: Goethe’s Modernisms
• Now online: April 2010 issue of Phil & Lit
• BJA Symposium on Nehamas’ “Only a Promise of Happiness”
• New SEP entry: Quine
• Tzachi Zamir: “Puppets”
• Philosophy Compass: “Problems of Other Minds”
• Symposium at Williams College: After Humanism (Sept. 23-24)
• New book: Susan Wolf’s Princeton Tanner Lectures
• Reminder: Pippin’s Page-Barbour Lectures at UVa
• Forthcoming: Robert Pippin on Hollywood Westerns and American Myth
• Final events of the Cavelleria Siracusa: April 14-18
• New: Reading Brandom: On Making it Explicit
• Forthcoming: The Rorty Reader
• Erik Rietveld: “McDowell and Dreyfus on Unreflective Action”
• Video: Stanley Cavell’s 2006 Kenan Lecture in Ethics (Duke)
• New book: Iris Murdoch: Philosophical Novelist
• Review: Paul Grimstad on Arsić’s “On Leaving: A Reading in Emerson”
• New book: Branka Arsić on Emerson
• To our readers: An invitation to send us leads and content
• Bernie Rhie: “On Neuroscience and the Arts”
• Review: Rhu’s Stanley Cavell’s American Dream
• Philosophy Bites: Galen Strawson on the Sense of Self
• Now published: Seeing Wittgenstein Anew: New Essays on Aspect-Seeing
• Upcoming: Proust and Philosophy (Wellesley, April 2)
• Edward Mooney: “Passionate Speech: Cavell and the Dark Woods of a Life”
• Upcoming: Symposium on Early Modern Reformations (Harvard, 3/27)
• NDPR Review: Darwall on Knud Ejler Løgstrup
• Free e-book (this month only!): Ted Cohen’s “Jokes”
• Seeing Wittgenstein Anew: New Essays on Aspect-Seeing (Day & Krebs, eds.)
• TOC: Acta Analytica special issue on Expression, Mind, and Meaning
• Schedule: BU IPR Conference on Philosophical and Intellectual Biography
• Reminder: Toril Moi at Lehigh (Feb. 25)
• Review: Robert Chodat’s Worldy Acts and Sentient Things
• Edward Mooney on Continuum’s Blog
• Poster: Upcoming PAL symposium with Fried, Pippin, and Jameson
• Table of Contents: New Issue of JAAC (Winter 2010)
• Charles Travis: Thought’s Social Nature
• Cora Diamond: ‘We Can’t Whistle It Either’: Legend and Reality
• The Philosophical Forum: special issue “On Going Back to Kant, Again”
• CFP: 5th International Conference on Iris Murdoch (Kingston Univ.)
• Update: program for PAL Symposium on the Visual Arts
• Amelie Rorty: Questioning Moral Theories
• NDPR review: E.M. Dadlez’s Mirrors to One Another: Emotion and Value in Jane Austen and David Hume
• New SEP entry: Heidegger’s Aesthetics
• Review: Toril Moi on the new translation of The Second Sex
• Audio: Stephen Mulhall on Coetzee and the Difficulty of Reality
• New: Wittgenstein and the Practice of Philosophy
• New SEP entry: Introspection
• Wittgenstein and Ethics
• MLA OLP CFPs (March 2010)
• Conference on Pippin’s “Hegel’s Practical Philosophy” (Kalamazoo, Feb 26-27)
• Conference: Derrida and Religion (Harvard, March 2010)
• Blog news: new email subscription system
• PowerPoint Slideshow: for teaching Michael Fried
• The Philosopher’s Zone: Albert Camus and The Absurd
• Symposium: Performance and Philosophy (Berlin, April 2010)
• Conference: “Theory Now” at Cornell (Mar. 5-6)
• New: Wittgenstein and Political Theory: The View from Somewhere
• Michael S. Roth: Review Essay on Didi-Huberman and Fried
• Conference: Self and Others in Wittgenstein and Contemporary Analytic Philosophy
• New SEP entry: Theories of Meaning
• U. Chicago conference on “Kant on Intuition” (Apr/May 2010)
• Conference CFP: The Cartesian “Myth of the Ego” and the Analytic/Continental Divide
• Forthcoming: Robert Pippin on Nietzsche, Psychology, and Philosophy
• The Philosopher’s Zone: Ray Monk on Biography
• 2010 Page-Barbour Lectures at UVa: Robert Pippin on Fatalism in Film Noir
• Review: Conversations with Samuel Beckett and Bram van Velde
• Poem Present Media Archive @ University of Chicago
• Alexander Ruch: “Beauvoir-in-America”
• Poetry reading: Susan Stewart at Williams College (Feb. 8)
• 2nd Wittgenstein Summer School: on PI sections 1-89
• 33rd International Wittgenstein Symposium: on Images and Imaging
• Forthcoming: Shakespeare and Moral Agency
• The Poetics of the Everyday: Creative Repetition in Modern American Verse
• Forthcoming: J. M. Coetzee and Ethics: Philosophical Perspectives on Literature
• CFP: 2010 Biennial Conference of the International Society for Religion, Literature and Culture
• Emotions and Understanding: Wittgensteinian Perspectives
• New from Palgrave: The Later Wittgenstein on Language
• Poster: The State and Stakes of Literary Study (NHC, 3/19-20)
• 2011 Auburn Philosophy Conference: Contemporary Tractatus
• NDPR Review: Brandom’s Reason in Philosophy
• Preview: Edward Mooney’s Lost Intimacy in American Thought
• New: The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Emotion
• Forthcoming: Little Did I Know: Excerpts from Memory (Stanley Cavell)
• Forthcoming: Critical Excess (Colin Davis)
• Forthcoming in Acta Analytica: “Recent Work on Expression, Mind, and Meaning”
• New issue of British Journal of Aesthetics: Jan 2010
• Wittgenstein’s Voice: A Conversation
• Two Word Clouds: Philosophical Investigations
• In Memoriam: Kenneth Noland (1924-2010)
• Word Cloud: Last Writings on the Philosophy of Psychology, Vol. 1
• JAAC CFP: special issue on the philosophy of photography
• Happy New Year!
• Forthcoming: Martin Puchner on Theater and Philosophy
• Conference at Stanford: “Film and Philosophy”
• Meredith Williams: Blind Obedience: The Structure and Content of Wittgenstein’s Later Philosophy
• 2011 MLA Theme: “Narrating Lives”
• Cary Wolfe: What is Posthumanism?
• British Wittgenstein Society: Conference on “the Third Wittgenstein”
• Conference: Wittgenstein and Aesthetics
• D.N. Rodowick: “An Elegy for Theory”
• Cavell on Astaire (again)
• Sartre on the Body
• Dennett’s Autobiography: Parts 2 + 3
• NHC Conference: The State and Stakes of Literary Study (3/19-20)
• CFP: Kierkegaard, Literature, and the Philosophy of Religion
• CFP: Romanticism and Philosophy (Jan 2010)
• Conference CFP: Film-Philosophy III
• In Memoriam: Stephen Toulmin (1922-2009)
• Abstracts: MLA session on Wittgenstein and the Uses of Literature
• Stephen Melville: “The Future is Now, Now is the Future”
• Ray Monk: Biography and Theory Reconsidered
• Robert Fogelin: Taking Wittgenstein at His Word
• New SEP entry: John Cook Wilson
• Video: excerpt from Endgame
• David Rudrum on Cavell on Beckett
• CFP: Between Poetry and Philosophy (May 2010)
• A new blog editor
• Michael Fried at the University of Tampa (March 12)
• Dan Zahavi: Is the Self a Social Construct?
• Philosophy and Literature at Stanford
• Videos: Intro to Literary Theory (Paul Fry, Yale Univ.)
• Preview of Hagberg and Jost’s Companion to the Philosophy of Literature
• Toril Moi at Lehigh University (Feb. 25)
• Reminder: Richard Moran at BU on Dec. 9
• New: William Blake on Self and Soul (by Laura Quinney)
• Four-volume collection of writings on Rorty
• Oskari Kuusela: “The problem of dogmatism”
• Rei Terada on Wittgenstein
• CFP: Performatives after Deconstruction Conference
• David Clark: “88 Constellations for Wittgenstein (to be played with the Left Hand)”
• CFP: Nietzsche’s Postmoralism (July 7-9, 2010)
• Shoemaker on Galen Strawson’s “Selves”
• Audio: Denis McManus on Heidegger, Wittgenstein and the Last Judgment
• Our guestbook
• John McDowell: Wittgensteinian “Quietism”
• Audio: “Rethinking Secularism”
• Forthcoming: Hegel and the Analytic Tradition
• Reminder: CFP for a special journal issue on OLP
• Cavell at Harvard Film Archive (Dec. 5)
• NDPR Review: Essays on Kant’s Idea for a Universal History with a Cosmopolitan Aim
• Audio: Conference on Rorty’s Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature
• NDPR Review: The Inner Word in Gadamer’s Hermeneutics
• NDPR Review of Heidegger’s Basic Concepts of Aristotelian Philosophy
• PAL Symposium: Jameson, Fried, Pippin (March 2010)
• The Modernism Lab @ Yale University
• Lost Intimacy in American Thought: Recovering Personal Philosophy From Thoreau to Cavell
• Mulhall on Hacker on Human Nature
• MLA Panel: Wittgenstein and the Uses of Literature
• Conference CFP: Wittgenstein Reading (Ghent University, Belgium)
• Reminder: OLP at MSA XI (Montreal)
• Kant’s 5 Questions: A Symposium at U. of Illinois at Chicago
• Philosophers on Shakespeare (ed. Paul Kottman)
• CFP: The Place of Psyche (April 2010, Villanova University)
• Another Online Cavell Bibliography
• Light blog posting for the next few weeks (please submit your own posts!)
• Arthur Danto on Andy Warhol
• Special issue of Inquiry on “Folk Psychology and Moral Agency”
• Review of Tzachi Zamir’s Double Vision: Moral Philosophy and Shakespearean Drama
• Summer Institute on Narrative Theory (at Ohio State Univ.)
• Online Foucault Audio Collection @ U.C. Berkeley
• Pointing at the Moon: Buddhism, Logic, Analytic Philosophy
• Paul Hammond: The Strangeness of Tragedy
• CFP: ASA Eastern Division Meeting (April 2010, Philadelphia)
• Andrew Bowie: Background Capabilities and Prereflexive Awareness
• Cavelleria Siracusa: Cavell at Le Moyne College
• Experimental Aesthetics Workshop (University of Leeds)
• Lecture: Kenneth Dauber on “Sentiment, Skepticism, and Community in Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin”
• Forthcoming: edited collection in honor of Anthony Kenny
• Mary Favret: The Study of Affect and Romanticism
• Special issue of Ratio: Philosophy of Literature
• CFP: International Association for Philosophy and Literature (May 2010)
• CFP: Aristotle in the 21st Century (Fordham Grad Conference)
• Stelarc Lecture in Seattle
• New: Essay collection on Schopenhauer’s Philosophy of Value
• Rachana Kamtekar on social psychology and virtue ethics
• CFP: Conference on Photography at Tate Modern (June 2010)
• NDPR review of Appiah’s Experiments in Ethics
• Now published: Fleming’s Evil and Silence
• Conference Program: APA Eastern Division Meeting (12/27-30)
• NHC conference: Politics and the Long Romantic Period (10/29-30)
• Alain Badiou on Wittgenstein
• Conference Program: ASA Annual Meeting (10/21-24)
• Forthcoming: John Searle (Continuum Contemporary American Thinkers)
• Simone Weil: Formative Writings 1929-1941
• New English translation: 4th volume of Sartre’s Roads of Freedom
• ASAGE looking for new editor
• SPEP Conference Program
• CFP: 2010 ACLA in New Orleans
• New issue of Midwest Studies in Philosophy: on poetry and poetics
• Two texts on Wittgenstein by Kelly Dean Jolley
• Stanley Cavell at PAL (Oct. 12)
• Axel Honneth on Reification and Cavell
• William Day on Jazz Improvisation
• Technical Glitch (with the Firefox web browser)
• Conference: Rorty and the Mirror of Nature, 30 Years After
• Forthcoming: Acumen “Key Concepts” volume on Wittgenstein
• Please help us complete our Cavell bibliographies
• Kelly Dean Jolley on Ordinary Language Philosophy
• Review of Robert Pippin’s Hegel’s Practical Philosophy
• Arthur Danto print show
• Terry Pinkard’s new translation of Hegel’s Phenomenology
• Terry Pinkard reviews Dieter Henrich
• Jami Bartlett: “Meredith & Ends” (on action and intention)
• New SEP entry: P.F. Strawson
• NDPR review of Peter Kivy’s Antithetical Arts
• Charles Altieri at Harvard Humanities Center (9/17)
• New edition: Toril Moi on Simone de Beauvoir
• New SEP entry: Kant’s Views on Space and Time
• Wittgenstein Research Centre at University of East Anglia
• CFP: Analytic Philosophy & the Novel (NeMLA)
• New SEP Entry: The Concept of the Aesthetic
• Goethe: The Metamorphosis of Plants
• Daniel Dennett’s Autobiography
• 2009 Tanner Lectures at Harvard: Jonathan Lear
• Job: Assistant Professor in Philosophy and College of Letters (Wesleyan)
• Our guestbook
• The Center for Philosophy, Arts, and Literature (Duke University)
• CFP: New School Grad Student Conference on Philosophy & Art (April 2010)
• New 4th edition of the Philosophical Investigations
• Oct. 2009 issue of Philosophical Investigations
• Terry Eagleton: Trouble with Strangers: A Study of Ethics
• Another excerpt from Juliet Floyd’s “Recent Themes in the History of Early Analytic Philosophy”
• Vincent Descombes on the subject: Le Complement de sujet
• New Derrida book series from U. of Chicago Press
• Juliet Floyd: Recent Themes in the History of Early Analytic Philosophy
• Boston University Conference on Philosophical and Intellectual Biography
• Boston University Lecture Series: “Narrative Wisdom-Narrative Meaning”
• Ståle Finke (and Espen Hammer) on Adorno
• Ralph Berry on Experimental Writing
• John Koethe: Ninety-fifth Street (Poems)
• Roger Shiner on aesthetic expression: The Mental Life of a Work of Art
• Garrett Stewart / Cavell / Joan of Arc
• Paul Franks: Skepticism, Naturalism, and Nihilism in Hegel’s Early Jena Writings
• New: Online Archive of Lectures about Aesthetics
• Astaire: “Something Out of the Ordinary”
• Jerrold Levinson on Wittgenstein and “Musical Thinking”
• Stephen Davies reviews Malcolm Budd’s Aesthetic Essays
• Review of Altorf’s Iris Murdoch and the Art of Imagining
• Review of John Gibson’s Fiction and the Weave of Life
• A Conversation on Phil & Lit: Bradatan, Critchley, Mazzotta, and Nehamas
• Kelly Dean Jolley: The Nexus of Unity of an Emerson Sentence
• Adam Gonya: Stanley Cavell and Two Pictures of the Voice
• Garry Hagberg on Wittgenstein’s Aesthetics
• John Searle on Wittgenstein
• Forthcoming: Seeing Wittgenstein Anew: New Essays on Aspect-Seeing
• What is Experimental Philosophy?
• CFP: Ordinary Language Philosophy: A Reappraisal
• Paul Bloom reviews Alison Gopnik
• Robert Pippin: Normative and Natural
• John McDowell: Intention in Action
• J.M. Bernstein: The Demand for Ugliness (on Picasso)
• NDPR Reviews John McDowell
• “Walking in My Mind” at the Hayward Gallery (June 23 – Sept. 6)
• Christian Thorne: on Skepticism and Anti-foundationalism
• Bridget Clarke’s Dissertation: Aristotle, Iris Murdoch, and the Idea of Moral Perception
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• Cavell and Ernest Bloch
• NDPR Review of Ted Cohen’s Thinking of Others: On the Talent for Metaphor
• Index of posts: up to August 12, 2009
• Stephen Mulhall: on Bernard Williams’ Portrait of Wittgenstein as a Transcendental Idealist
• Marie McGinn: Wittgenstein and Internal Relations
• Michael Fischer reviews Eldridge’s Literature, Life, and Modernity
• TinyURL for our Cavell Bibliography
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• Michael Golec: J.L. Austin’s Ordinary Language Philosophy as Cultural Criticism
• Update: Roomful of Teeth (2 Pieces of new music for voices)
• Film-Philosophy reviews Mulhall’s On Film (2nd ed.)
• OLP readings on “the human”
• NHC Project and Website: “On the Human”
• Mark Zelcer on Hilary Putnam’s Jewish Philosophy as a Guide to Life
• Erin Flynn: “Intellectual Intuition in Emerson and the Early German Romantics”
• Query: OLP Readers
• Query: Upcoming Courses on Cavell?
• Updated: Blackwell Companion to Phil of Lit
• 2nd International Deleuze Conference
• Online Nietzsche Resource
• Avrum Stroll on Surfaces
• Colin Davis on the films of Renoir
• Stephen Mulhall on Francis Bacon
• Review of Miller’s The Burdens of Perfection
• Two reviews, by Fleming and Fischer
• Vincent Descombes on the “critique of the subject”
• Review of Chodat’s Worldly Acts and Sentient Things
• Cavell Bibliography (Secondary Works)
• Cavell Bibliography (Primary Works)
• Reading the Philosophical Investigations on one’s own
• Kerr, on Cavell and others
• Review: Fergus Kerr on Wittgenstein’s Philosophy of Psychology
• “12 Theses on Fiction’s Present”
• NDPR Review of The Death of the Animal
• Review of Deming’s Listening on All Sides
• Blackwell Companion to Philosophy of Literature
• Ray Monk on Philosophy and Biography
• Mulhall on Philosophy and Film
• TPM interview with Anthony Kenny
• Walter Jost: Doing Ordinary Language Criticism
• Rita Felski on Everyday Aesthetics
• minnesota review interviews Toril Moi
• John Koethe on Wittgenstein and Lyric Poetry
• Altieri manuscripts online
• Cavell’s 2006 Kenan Lecture in Ethics
• Iris Murdoch on Philosophy and Literature
• 1973 Episode of “Screening Room” with Cavell
• Roomful of Teeth
• OLP & Literary Studies Books: 2000 – 2008
• Three “word clouds”
• Edinburgh Conference on Cavell and Literary Criticism
• A conversation with Stanley Cavell
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• Bruns on Diamond, Cavell, Mulhall, et al.
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