Spinoza, the Infinite, and the Eternal
11th – 12th May 2012
University of Dundee
Keynote speakers:
- Clare Carlisle (Kings College London), “Eternal Life: The Radical Theology of Ethics V”
- Alan Nelson (University of North Carolina), “Grades of Infinity”
Speakers:
- John Grey (Boston), “Spinoza’s Analogy of Parthood in Ethics V”
- Julie R. Klein (Villanova), “Spinoza’s Gersonidean Eternity of the Mind”
- Mike LeBuffe (Texas A&M), “The Dictates of Reason and Ethics 5P7”
- Lisete Rodrigues (Lisbon), “Eternity as a political concept”
- Noa Shein (Ben Gurion University of the Negev), “Necessarily Always a Bit Confused”
- Daniel Schneider (Wisconsin), “Why Explaining Duration in the Ethics takes an Eternity”
- Justin Steinberg (CUNY), “From Here to Eternity: Spinoza on Temporary Encounters with Eternality”
- Emily Thomas (Cambridge), “Eternity in Spinoza and Samuel Alexander”
- Valtteri Viljanen (Turku), “Spinoza on Virtue and Eternity”
- Daniel Whistler (Liverpool), “How Speak of Eternity? The Rhetoric of Ethics Part V”
Inquires to Beth Lord