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NANS 2024


University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM
November 7th-9th, 2024

The North American Nietzsche Society held its fifth international conference in Albuquerque on November 7-9, 2024 at The University of New Mexico.




Schedule

 
Thursday, November 7

Junior Scholar Workshop

 
2:00-3:15pm   
 
Jack Romp (Columbia University)
"Strong Natures and Weak Characters in Nietzsche’s ‘One Thing is Needful’" 
 
Moderator: Toby Tricks (Stanford) 
Commentator: Lawrence Hatab (Old Dominion University)
 


3:30-4:45pm


William Kanwischer (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 
"Nietzsche’s Changing View of Art and Culture"

Moderator: Caroline Wall (Boston University)
Commentator: Andrew Huddleston (University of Warwick)
 

5:00-6:15pm 


Lauren Roe (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University) 
“Garden of Gratitude: Nietzsche’s Amor Fati as Radical Gratitude” 
     
Moderator: Lanier Anderson (Stanford University)
Commentator: Paul Loeb (University of Puget Sound)

 
 

Main Program: November 8-9
 

Friday, November 8

 
9:00-9:30    Coffee and registration
 

9:30-11:00
 
Richard Elliott (Birkbeck College, University of London) 
“Overcoming Two Lacunae in Nietzsche’s Story of the 'Slave Revolt'" 

Moderator: Matthew Meyer (University of Scranton)
Commentator: Avery Snelson (Seattle University)


11:15-12:45

Ludovico Zizzo (DePaul University) 
“Tyranny, Freedom, and Moral Creativity in Nietzsche's Middle Period"
(Graduate Student Prize) 
 
Moderator: Jessica Berry (Georgia State University)
Commentator: Paul Katsafanas (Boston University)


12:45-2:15 Break for lunch
 
 
2:15-3:45 

Pol Pardini Gispert (Boston University) 
"A Defense of Katsafanas’ Interpretation of Nietzschean Nihilism"

Moderator: Kaitlyn Creasy (California State University San Bernardino)
Commentator: Scott Jenkins (University of Kansas)
 

4:00-5:30
 
Keynote
Allison Merrick (California State University San Marcos)
"
"The Seal of Liberation: Nietzsche, Genealogy, and the Tasks of Philosophy"

Moderator: Ian Dunkle (University of Southern Mississippi)

 

5:45 Reception at The University Club (open to all registered attendees)
 
 
 
Saturday, November 9
 
9:00-9:30    Coffee

 
9:30-11:00

Jason Yonover (Princeton University)
"'Chaos sive Natura,' or Nietzsche’s Critique of Spinoza’s Naturalism"
 
Moderator: Nicholas Low (Harvard Divinity School)
Commentator: Christian Emden (Rice University)


11:15-12:45

Katie Brennan (Salve Regina University) 
"Nietzschean Revaluations of Hamlet: On Skepticism and Suffering"
 
Moderator: Michael McNeal (University of Denver)
Commentator: Sean Murphy (Southern Utah University)


12:45-2:15 Break for lunch
 
 
2:15-4:15 

Invited panel: Nietzsche on the Emotions

Bernard Reginster (Brown University) 
Simon May (King's College, London) 
Claire Kirwin (Northwestern University)

​Moderator: Thomas Lambert (Pitzer College)  
 
 
4:30-6:00

Keynote
Andrew Huddleston (Warwick)
"
Umwerthung in Action"
​

Moderator: Iain Thomson (University of New Mexico)

 
 
7:00pm Closing Banquet (for speakers, moderators, and commentators)





Questions can be directed to the chair of the program committee, Kaitlyn Creasy (California State University, San Bernardino) at [email protected].




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