NANS 2022
Provisional Schedule of Events
Brown University
October 7th-8th
Friday, Oct. 7th
9:00–9:20 Meeting Registration | Coffee & Tea
9:20–9:30 Welcome & Opening Remarks
9:30–11:00 Opening Keynote: Maudemarie Clark (University of Riverside)
Chair and Moderator: Jessica Berry (Georgia State University)
11:15–12:45 "Psychological Reduction Arguments Against Pessimism: Nietzsche on Degeneration & Weltschmerz"
Patrick Hassan (Cardiff University)
12:45–2:15 LUNCH BREAK
2:15–4:15 Panel Discussion: "Power"
Christine Daigle (Brock University)
Ian Dunkle (University of Southern Mississippi)
Thomas Meredith (Santa Clara University)
Chair and Moderator:
4:30–6:00 James Mollison (Purdue University) "A Lebnizian Reading of Nietzsche's Drive Psychology"
Commentator:
Chair and Moderator:
Saturday, Oct. 8th
9:00–9:30 Coffee & Tea
9:30–11:00 Caroline Wall (Boston University), “The Realm of Our Invention: On the Role of Parody in Nietzsche's Thought”
Commentator:
Chair and Moderator:
11:15–12:45 Kaitlyn Creasy (California State University) “Emotional Dominance and Psycho-physiological Decadence”
Commentator:
Chair and Moderator:
12:45–2:15 LUNCH BREAK
2:15–3:45 Joel Van Fossen (Boston University),* “Love in the Deepest Sense"
* Winner of the NANS 2022 Graduate Student Prize
Commentator:
Chair and Moderator:
4:00–5:30 Closing Keynote: Anthony Jensen (Providence College)
"The Death and Redemption of God: Nietzsche's Conversation with Philipp Mainländer"
Chair and Moderator:
9:00–9:20 Meeting Registration | Coffee & Tea
9:20–9:30 Welcome & Opening Remarks
9:30–11:00 Opening Keynote: Maudemarie Clark (University of Riverside)
Chair and Moderator: Jessica Berry (Georgia State University)
11:15–12:45 "Psychological Reduction Arguments Against Pessimism: Nietzsche on Degeneration & Weltschmerz"
Patrick Hassan (Cardiff University)
12:45–2:15 LUNCH BREAK
2:15–4:15 Panel Discussion: "Power"
Christine Daigle (Brock University)
Ian Dunkle (University of Southern Mississippi)
Thomas Meredith (Santa Clara University)
Chair and Moderator:
4:30–6:00 James Mollison (Purdue University) "A Lebnizian Reading of Nietzsche's Drive Psychology"
Commentator:
Chair and Moderator:
Saturday, Oct. 8th
9:00–9:30 Coffee & Tea
9:30–11:00 Caroline Wall (Boston University), “The Realm of Our Invention: On the Role of Parody in Nietzsche's Thought”
Commentator:
Chair and Moderator:
11:15–12:45 Kaitlyn Creasy (California State University) “Emotional Dominance and Psycho-physiological Decadence”
Commentator:
Chair and Moderator:
12:45–2:15 LUNCH BREAK
2:15–3:45 Joel Van Fossen (Boston University),* “Love in the Deepest Sense"
* Winner of the NANS 2022 Graduate Student Prize
Commentator:
Chair and Moderator:
4:00–5:30 Closing Keynote: Anthony Jensen (Providence College)
"The Death and Redemption of God: Nietzsche's Conversation with Philipp Mainländer"
Chair and Moderator: