Taking Stein Studies to the Next Level

    Stein
    Sunday, July 24, 2022 - 15:00 to Tuesday, July 26, 2022 - 18:00
    Arts and Humanities Institute Board Room/virtual attendence (for link please contact: [email protected])
    Sunday 24 July, 3-4.30: Annual Edith Stein Lecture
    Dr Tim Burns, Clinical Professor of Philosophy in the Dougherty Family College at the University of Saint Thomas, Minnesota: Why Do We Need Empathy? (not available on zoom)
    Edith Stein Room, Clarendon Street Carmelite Church St Theresa’s, Dublin City Centre
     
    Monday, July 25, 2022: Close reading of On the Problem of Empathy and Papers
    8.30 Welcome by Tim Burns
    Session 1 Chair: Dr Mette Lebech (Maynooth University)
      Presenter Section
    8.45 Dominic Maguire II.1-4
    9.00 Dr Tim Burns II.5-7
    9:15 Discussion of Chapter II
    9.30 Coffee
    9.45 Margie Kennedy III.1-4(c)
    10.00 Alban Colwell III.4(d)-5(d)
    10.15 Dr Michael Clarke III.5(e)-5(k)
    10.30 Lauren Lovestone (z) III.5(l)-5(p)
    10.45 Discussion of Chapter III
    11.00 Coffee
    11.15 Nataleigh Waters-Lang (z) IV.1-4
    11.30 Dr Rosemary Marron IV.5-9
    11.45 Discussion Of Chapter IV and wrap-up
    12.00 Lunch
    Session 2 Chair: Dr Tim Mooney (University College Dublin)
    13.00 Dr Alessandro Salice (University College Cork): What is Realist Phenomenology? (z)
    13.40 Dr Anna Varga-Jani (Pázmány Péter Catholic University): Dilthey’s Influence on Phenomenological Thinking
    14.20 Dr Ingrid Vendrell Ferran (Philipps Universität Marburg): Stein on Affective Forms of Intentionality (z)
    15.00 Coffee
    Session 3 Chair: Dr Thomas Gricoski (St Meinrad’s Seminary and School of Theology, Indiana)
    15.30 Dr Nayana Bibile (University of Sydney): Loquacious Sentient Contagion: Quieted Lives and Stein’s Phenomenology of the Social
    16.10 Frances Hannon (Ph.D. Candidate, Maynooth University): Authentic Unfolding of the Human Person
    16.50 Dr. C.M Wulf (Tilburg University): Clear Concepts - Clear Conceptions. Eidetic Phenomenology Providing a Basis for Humanistic-Empirical Research
    17.30 Conclusion of the day
    18.30 Dinner
     
    Tuesday July 26, 2022: Two Panel Discussions
    8.45 Coffee
    9.00 – 10.30 Session 4
    Discussion 1
    Chair: Dr Tim Burns    		 Publicizing Stein’s Work for Husserl.
    How best to honour Stein’s work for Husserl – in particular on Ideas II – in light of the forthcoming publication of the manuscripts she had at her disposal?
    Panel:
         		 Ying-Chien Yang, Anna Varga-Jani, Emanuele Caminada (z), Mette Lebech, Ruth Hagengruber (z), Fr Frances Payo (z), Fr Jose Conrado Estafia (z), George Heffernan (z), Valentina Gaudiano.
     
    1. Should Edith Stein Studies commission a companion to Stein’s ‘version’ of Ideas II or a companion to Stein’s work for Husserl?
    2. After the publication of the “new” Ideas II (the new Husserliana IV: the manuscripts Stein had at her disposal for her edition of Husserl’s Ideas II), how best to preserve Stein’s version of Ideas II as a text with a very rich Wirkungsgeschichte?
    3. What needs to be accomplished before the text of the ‘old’ Ideas II could be published in ESGA as jointly authored by Stein and Husserl (with amendments by Landgrebe)?
    13.00 Lunch in Pugin Hall
    14.45 Coffee
    15.00-16.30 Session 5
    Discussion 2
    Chair: Dr Tim Burns    		 Stein’s role in the debate about phenomenology and being.
    How to go about contextualizing Heidegger’s and Husserl’s discussions on Phenomenology and Being by highlighting Conrad-Martius’ and Stein’s contributions to the debate?
    Panel:
         		 Thomas Gricoski, Gaven Kerr, Anna Varga-Jani, Mette Lebech, Alessandro Salice (z), Mariele Wulf, Daniel Neumann, Daniele de Santis (z), Ian Leask (z), Fr Jose Conrado Estafia (z), Robert McNamara (z), George Heffernan (z), Jim Ruddy (z).
    1. Would it be desirable to address the topic of Phenomenology and Being in Maynooth, Ireland, in 2024 or 25?
    2. What organisations might be involved and around which themes?
    3. Could a viable concept involve a number of workshops each organized by specialists combined with plenary speakers?
    18.00 Dinner