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04.28.10

The North Texas Philosophical Association (NTPA) announces its 43rd Meeting April 8-10, 2010 on the campus of the University of North Texas, Denton.

Our 43rd Meeting will feature:

Friday's Plenary Address:
“Easier Said Than Done: Beholding Nietzsche in Ecce Homo”
Daniel Conway, Texas A&M University

Saturday's Keynote Address:
"Being is Conversation: Remains, Weak Thought, and Hermeneutics"
Santiago Zabala, Johns Hopkins University

Eleven invited lectures

Sixty papers by participants representing thirty-six universities and colleges in thirteen states

A Conference Program in .pdf format is available at this link.

Conference Guests and Participants are invited to take advantage of the NTPA Conference Rate at:

Holiday Inn & Suites Denton
1434 Centre Place Drive
Denton, TX 76205
Desk and Reservations: 940-383-4110
www.holidayinn.com/dentontx

Directions: From Dallas or Oklahoma City: Take I-35 towards Denton. In Denton, take exit 466b North Texas Blvd and turn north towards campus (from Dallas take a right/from OKC take a left). Follow North Texas Blvd to West Hickory Street and take a right. The Environmental Education, Science and Technology Building (EESAT or ENV) will then be on the right (the corner of W. Hickory and Avenue C). A map is available at this link.

The NTPA thanks this year's primary sponsor, the Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies at the University of North Texas, Denton. The NTPA also thanks its Institutional Affiliates.

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The North Texas Philosophical Association is proud to acknowledge and extend our appreciation to our Institutional Affiliates: The Southern Methodist University Philosophy Club; University of Texas at Dallas; Collin College; University of Dallas; Austin College; Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies, University of North Texas; Center for Environmental Philosophy at the University of North Texas; Department of Philosophy at Texas A&M University. (For information about adding your institution to this list click here.)

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