Programme
Friday November 2nd | |||
8.45 | Registration | ||
9.15 | Welcome, Introduction and Orientations (Council Room) | ||
9.30-10.15 | Keynote – 1. Sabine Flick (Council Room) Chair: Anders Petersen | ||
10.15-10.30 | Coffee – Council Room Foyer
- Welcome Address, | ||
10.30-12.00 | Panel A1 – Council Room Contemporary Challenges in Suicide Prevention Chair: Peter Kearney 1. Ella Arensman; R. Benson J. Bigby Paul Corcoran, Eve Griffin, Niall McTernan.
| Panel B1 (Tower Room 1 Anxiety and Grieving Chair Lorcan Byrne 1. Domonkos Sik | Panel C1 (NW conference room) Pathological Normalcy, Normative Sociology, Critique Chair Verdi Ahern 1. Neal Harris |
12.15-13.00 | Keynote –2. Ivan Perry (Council Room) Chair Myles Balfe “Social Pathology, Social Medicine and Public Health” | ||
13.00-14.00 |
Lunch: college restaurant (upstairs) | ||
14.00-14.45 | Keynote -3. Chris Rojek.Council Room Chair: Maggie O’Neill “Living without a moral centre: Kolakowski’s account of the moral lacuna in Western liberal democracy” | ||
14.45-15.00 | Coffee Council Room foyer | ||
15.00-16.30 | Panel A2 – Council Room New Understandings of Depression Chair Kieran Keohane
| Panel B2 (Tower Room 1) Shame, Memory, and Ritual. Chair Amin Isaloo 1. Thomas Scheff | Panel C2 (NW conference room) Meaning, Entropy and Political Theology Chair: Meilan Zhang 1. Paul O’Conner
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16.30-17.15 | Keynote –4. Alan Blum. Council room. Chair: Kieran Keohane “The Worm’s Eye View of Life: an Essay on Desperation” | ||
18.00-19.30 |
Book launch, Staff Common Room John O’Brien (2019) States of Intoxication: The Impact of State Formation Processes on Drinking Culture. Peter Kearney (2019) Healing Rites of Passage London: Routledge. Launched by Professor Arpad Szakolczai | ||
20.00 | Dinner (Imperial Hotel, South Mall) |
Saturday November 3rd | |||
9.30 –10.30 | Morning plenary (Council Room)
Dementia and Imagination: Loss of meaningfulness, and the meaning of life
Kieran Keohane “Social suffering and loss of Name of the Father: de-symbolization, and two cases of Dementia”.
Michael Howlett.“Imagination, Comedy, and Network Relationships: Impulses from the poetry of Patrick Kavanagh for the meaning of life in contemporary society” Saturday November 3rd cont. | ||
10.30 -11.00 | Coffee – Council Room foyer | ||
11.00-12.45 | Panel A3 Council Room Madness, Modernity, and Psychiatry Chair: Sabine Flick 1. Bert van den Bergh 2. Peter Clement Lund 3. Ian Hughes & Fionn Rogan
| Panel B3 - Tower Room 1Gender Relations, Disrupted Sexualities, Identit(ies) & Autism Chair: Emma Gleeson 1. Simone Rassmann 2. Myles Balfe 3. Ann Burke 4. Sarah O’Leary
| Panel C3- NW conference room Liminality, Precarity, Illusions Chair Michael Howlett 1. Amin Sharifi Isaloo 2. Carmen Kuhling 3. Elke Muller |
12.45 1.45 | Lunch: college restaurant (upstairs) | ||
14.00-15.00 | Workshops:
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15.00-15.15 | Coffee Council Room foyer | ||
15.15-16.45 | Panel A4 – Council Room Dementia, diagnosis, and transitions to Care Chair: Myles Balfe
| Panel B4- (Tower Room 1) Terror, Bliss, Grace, and Primitivism. Chair Carmen Kuhling 1. Elizabeth Steward | Panel C4 –NW Conference room Technology, Theology, Bureaucracy, and Viriology Chair Anthony Haynor 1. James Cuffe |
16.45-18.15 |
Afternoon plenary (Council room) Chair Tom Moylan Walking, Talking, Curing 1. Maggie O’Neill | ||
18.15-18.45 | Arpad Szakolczai “Modernity and Trickster Knowledge” Chair: Tom Boland | ||
18.45 | Closing remarks & Thanks: Kieran Keohane, Anders Petersen, Bert van den Bergh, Sabine Flick | ||
| Conference ends, and parting glass at Reidy’s Wine Vaults |