Grand Valley State University
Eberhard Center
Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
July 25 - 28, 2013
Proposals Due: 30 April 2013
email to Mark Moes
Conference Theme:Crafts, Traditions, Ideologies: Relations Between Theory and Practice in the Thought of Alasdair MacIntyre
Confirmed Keynotes:Kenneth Sayre, University of Notre Dame
Ruth Groff, Saint Louis University
David Solomon, University of Notre Dame
POSSIBLE PRESENTATION TOPICS:n The ancient craft analogy
n The craft analogy and the Relation between theory and practice in Plato and Aristotle
n Relationship between skills and virtues
n ‘Homo creator’ in Scotus Erigina, Nicholas of Cusa, and Vico
n Relation between theory and practice in art, religion, and philosophy in Collingwood
n Neuroscientific perspectives on relations between theory and practice
n Value theory: goods, common goods, and the distinction between internal and external goods
n Marx’s labor theory of value
n Injustices institutionally built into capitalist modernity
n Problems with liberal theories of justice
n Consumerism and pleonexia
n Dilemmas and problems of pluralist democracy
n Ideology, self-deception, and the separation of theory from practice
n Philosophy and theology as crafts
n Is Business a Craft?
n Is Teaching a Craft?
n Richard Sennett’s The Craftsman and Matthew Crawford’s Shop Class as Soul Craftn Technology and craftsmanship: similarities and differences
n Practical Reasoning
n Partial truth and/or “pragmatist” theories of truth
n Virtue epistemology
n What is a tradition? John Henry Newman, Blondel’s History and Dogma, Yves Congar, etc.
n Theory and Practice, Intellectual Passions, in Michael Polanyi’s Philosophy of Sciencen Charles Taylor on the Modern “Excarnation” of Religious, Epistemic, and Moral Practices
n Charles Taylor on “Code Fetishism” and Bureaucracy
n Charles Taylor’s narrative of the “Construction of the Modern Epistemic Predicament”
n Theory and practice in Maurice Blondel’s L’Actionn Jacques Maritain on Cognitivity and Creativity in Creative Intuition in Art and Poetryn What is it to Follow a Rule? What is a Rule, and What Kinds of Rule exist?
n Wealth, Waste, and Modernity in Joseph Conrad’s Nostromo
n The craft analogy and the Relation between theory and practice in Plato and Aristotle
n Relationship between skills and virtues
n ‘Homo creator’ in Scotus Erigina, Nicholas of Cusa, and Vico
n Relation between theory and practice in art, religion, and philosophy in Collingwood
n Neuroscientific perspectives on relations between theory and practice
n Value theory: goods, common goods, and the distinction between internal and external goods
n Marx’s labor theory of value
n Injustices institutionally built into capitalist modernity
n Problems with liberal theories of justice
n Consumerism and pleonexia
n Dilemmas and problems of pluralist democracy
n Ideology, self-deception, and the separation of theory from practice
n Philosophy and theology as crafts
n Is Business a Craft?
n Is Teaching a Craft?
n Richard Sennett’s The Craftsman and Matthew Crawford’s Shop Class as Soul Craftn Technology and craftsmanship: similarities and differences
n Practical Reasoning
n Partial truth and/or “pragmatist” theories of truth
n Virtue epistemology
n What is a tradition? John Henry Newman, Blondel’s History and Dogma, Yves Congar, etc.
n Theory and Practice, Intellectual Passions, in Michael Polanyi’s Philosophy of Sciencen Charles Taylor on the Modern “Excarnation” of Religious, Epistemic, and Moral Practices
n Charles Taylor on “Code Fetishism” and Bureaucracy
n Charles Taylor’s narrative of the “Construction of the Modern Epistemic Predicament”
n Theory and practice in Maurice Blondel’s L’Actionn Jacques Maritain on Cognitivity and Creativity in Creative Intuition in Art and Poetryn What is it to Follow a Rule? What is a Rule, and What Kinds of Rule exist?
n Wealth, Waste, and Modernity in Joseph Conrad’s Nostromo
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