Coleridge and Contemplation
Kyoto 2015, 27-29 March
9.30 - 11

11.20 - 12.50

12.50 -

13.50 - 15.20

15.40 - 17.10

17.30 - 19.00

19.00 ~

13.50

Jerry Weng

Philip Aherne

DinnerKaz Oishi
Friday27thRegistration

Jim Mays

Lunch

Saeko
Yoshikawa

Yoshiko Fujii
Andy Hamilton

Jin LuEmily HolmanPeter Cheyne(~19.30)

Christopher
Kluz
Saturday28th

Douglas Hedley
Dillon Struwig

Joe O’Leary

Leesa Davis

Matthew Sharpe

Susan Warley

Keren Mock

David Vallins

Fiona Tomkinson

Noriko Naohara

Mark LussierJames Kirwan

Ivan Stacy

Osmond Chienming Chang

Jonathan BrittenLunchDinner

Lucas Scripter

Ve-Yin Tee
Sunday29thDavid Cooper

JonathanParker
Eammon Wall

Lunch
Setsuko WakeNaota

Mikako NonakaFujie MasakoDinner

Friday 27th

Jim Mays (University College, Dublin): Contemplation in Coleridge’s Poetry
Jerry Chia-Je Weng (National Taiwan University): Coleridge’s Osorio as Contemplative Drama
Saeko Yoshikawa (Kobe City University of Foreign Studies): Edward Thomas, a contemplative poet
Emily Holman (Oxford University): Literature and Life: contemplation as a mode of knowing
Kaz Oishi (Tokyo University): Coleridge’s Contemplative Social Vision
Andy Hamilton (Durham University): Coleridge, Mill, and Conservatism
Philip Aherne (King’s College London): Coleridge and the Development of Utilitarian Ethics
Yoshiko Fujii (Nara Women’s College): Coleridge’s View of Education and the Origin of the Working Men’s CollegeJin Lu (Chinese University of Hong Kong): Contemplating Coleridge and Keats: a comparisonPeter Cheyne (Kyoto Notre Dame University): Towards Contemplation: Coleridge and the energeia of thought

Saturday 28thDouglas Hedley (Cambridge University): Coleridge and Contemplation
Christopher Kluz (Catholic University of Daegu, Korea): Contemplation as Virtuous Activity: Spinoza’s improvement on Aristotle’s ethics
Dillon Struwig (Univ. of York): Geometrical Construction, Plotinus to Kant: contemplative acts & intuitive imagination in STC’s theory of mathematical synthesis
Lucas Scripter (Hong Kong Baptist University): The Place of Contemplation in the Revival of Virtue Ethics
Joseph S. O’Leary (Sophia University, Tokyo): Coleridge and Plotinus: a tangential encounterDavid Vallins (Hiroshima University): Contemplation and Criticism: Coleridge, Derrida, and the sublime
Leesa Davis (Deakin University): Contemplation as Philosophical PracticeSusan Warley (Texas A & M University): Sensorium and the Psychology of Metaphor in the Philosophical Writings of S. T. Coleridge
Fiona Tomkinson (Yeditepe University, Turkey): Between Violence and Contemplation: Iris Murdoch’s Coleridge
Matthew Sharpe (Deakin University): Hadot and Camus on Contemplation: two untimely timeless french voices
Keren Mock (Paris Diderot University): Contemplation Through Hebrew Scriptures : Spinoza and Coleridge
Noriko Naohara (Waseda University, Tokyo): Coleridge and Contemplation: the will to faith

Sunday 29th

David E. Cooper (Durham University): Meditation on the Move: walking, nature, mystery
Ve-Yin Tee (Nanzan University): Thinking Landscapes
Jonathan Parker (Miyazaki International College): Contemplating Nature: modes of contemplation in environmental aesthetics
Eamonn Wall (University of Missouri-St Louis): Coleridge: walking, contemplation, writing
Mark Lussier (Arizona State University): topic tba
Setsuko Wake-Naota (Kobe College): Contemplating Genius: Coleridge on Shakespeare
James Kirwan (Kansai University): Aesthetics and Contemplation at the Start of the Nineteenth Century
Osmond Chien-ming Chang (National Cheng Chi University, Taiwan): Suspension of Disbelief: Coleridge’s philosophy of magnetism and polarity in ‘Christabel’
Jonathan Britten (Nakamura University, Fukuoka): Shooting the Albatross at Fukushima
Masako Fujie (Kyoto University): A Philosophical Song Between Wordsworth and Coleridge
Ivan Stacy (Royal Thimpu College, Bhutan): Xanadu: contemplation, place and memory
Mikako Nonaka (Nara Women’s University): The influence of Coleridge on Tokoku Kitamura