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Paradox Conference Programme
Venue: Richard Hoggart Building, Room 309
Saturday 26th June, Goldsmiths
| 9.00 |
- | 9.30 |
Registration, tea and coffee |
| 9.30 | - | 10.15 | Plenary speaker, Professor Christopher Norris: 'Ambiguity, Paradox and Complex Words: Empson on Philosophy of Language' |
| 10.15 | - | 10.35 | Q+A |
| 10.35 | - | 10.50 | Coffee break |
Panel 1: Paradox, language and concepts (chair: Catherine Humble)
| 10.50 |
- |
11.10 |
Alfie Bown, University of Manchester: 'The Paradox of Translation' |
| 11.10 | - | 11.30 | Helen Palmer, Goldsmiths: 'The Paradoxical Structure of Metaphor' |
| 11.30 | - | 11.50 |
Steven Lydon, University of Cambridge: 'Body, Language and Rhetoric in Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil' |
| 11.50 | - | 12.10 | Q+A |
| 12.10 | - | 12.30 | Coffee break |
Panel 2: Paradoxical literary realms (chair: Adi Drori-Avraham)
| 12.30 |
- |
12.50 |
Simon de Bourcier, University of East Anglia: '"Turning a Paradox into a Concept": Impossible Objects and the Logic of Fictional Worlds' |
| 12.50 | - | 1.10 | Jennifer Jane Nutter, University of Central Lancashire: 'Philip K. Dick and the Spectre of the Subject' |
| 1.10 | - | 1.30 |
Eva Aldea, Goldsmiths: 'The Indiscernibility of Difference: The Paradox of Magical Realism' |
| 1.30 | - | 1.50 |
Q+A |
| 1.50 | - | 2.40 | Lunch break |
Panel 3: Writing paradox (chair: Emma Haigh)
| 2.40 | - |
3.00 | Catherine Humble, Goldsmiths: 'The Safety of Paradox: Speaking the Unspeakable in the Unedited Raymond Carver' |
| 3.00 | - |
3.20 | Merja Sagulin, University of Eastern Finland: 'Robinson Crusoe and the Paradoxical Essence of Literary Adaptation' |
| 3.20 | - |
3.40 | Danielle Tran, Royal Holloway: 'Paradox in Time: T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land' |
| 3.40 | - |
4.00 | Steph Yorke, Wolfson College, Oxford: 'Focalization and Contradiction in my Burger King Crown Long Poem' |
| 4.00 | - |
4.30 |
Q+A and Closing Remarks |