[csaa-forum] ALPHONSO LINGIS LECTURE – THIS FRIDAY

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ALPHONSO LINGIS LECTURE – THIS FRIDAY
Presented by The University of Sydney: Department of Performance  
Studies and School of Letters, Arts and Media

ALPHONSO LINGIS
Public Lecture: “Dominion of Shadows”

DOMINION OF SHADOWS is a work of beauty, humility and humour. Lingis  
performatively weaves a thread of experience in warm aphorisms -  
gentle, gruesome and filled with splendour.

Friday 9 October 2009, 3.00pm
Rex Cramphorn Studio, University of Sydney
Level 1, Woolley Building – enter via Manning Rd, opposite Old  
Teacher’s College

ALPHONSO LINGIS, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Pennsylvania State  
University, is a philosopher and author. He has translated numerous  
works by Levinas and Merleau Ponty into English and has held positions  
at Duquesne (Pittsburgh) and Penn State University. He is well known  
for the performative nature of his public lectures. Lingis travels the  
world with especial bases in Bangkok, Rio de Janeiro, and Africa. He  
has a penchant for exotic animals and plants and has retired on a  
property in Baltimore with his menagerie of creatures.

Publications: Excesses: Eros and Culture (1982), Libido: The French  
Existential Theories (1985), Phenomenological Explanations (1986),  
Deathbound Subjectivity (1989), The Community of Those Who Have  
Nothing in Common (1994), Abuses (1994), Foreign Bodies (1994),  
Sensation: Intelligibility in Sensibility (1995), The Imperative  
(1998), Dangerous Emotions (1999), Trust (2004), Body Transformations  
(2005), First Person Singular, Violence and Splendour (Forthcoming)

For more information please see the Performance Studies departmental  
website:  
<http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/departs/perform/postgrad/seminar.shtml>

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