Lonergan on the Edge: Photos from the Edge

Below are some photos from the event. Thanks to everyone who presented, and to those who attended!

Abstracts for all the presentations can be found here.  For more photos, or for a copy of a photo from your own presentation, please email the webmaster.

Lonergan on the Edge: Back from the Edge

The following are the abstracts of the presentations at the conference. More from the conference to come at a later date!

• Greg Lauzan, Lamenting at the Abattoir: Meditations through Rhythm
• Thomas Cappelli, Lonergan and Neural Correlates of Consciousness
• Christopher Krall, Bernard Lonergan and Thomas Kuhn: The Advance of Knowledge
• Andrew Barrette, Lonergan and the Break from Mythic Consciousness: The Position of the Muse and the Emergence of Responsibility
• Jen Kendall, Ethics, Emergent Probability and Freedom
• Paul Camacho, Lonergan and Kant: A Dialectic of the Human Good
• Clayton Shoppa, Earth and Residue
• Eric Morelli, Understanding Insight and Attending to Experience: A Dialectical Examination of Two Articles
  by Frederick E. Crowe
• Paul Monson, Lonergan’s Method and the Rule of St. Benedict
• Gregorio Montejo, The Dynamic Structure of Human Consciousness in the Theandric Person of Christ According to St. Thomas Aquinas and Bernard J. F. Lonergan
• Kristen Carlson, Edith Stein’s Contribution to Lonergan’s Account of Individual Bias
• Byron B. George, Lonergan and Jus Post Bellum
• Ronan Curnow, Understanding of the Preferential Option for the Poor within Bernard Lonergan’s Historical-Theological Framework
• Jeremy Blackwood & David Horstkoetter, Lonergan and Metz in Dialectical Conversation

Lonergan on the Edge Itinerary

Lonergan on the Edge continues to move forward.  We have been very excited to see such an enthusiastic response from the Lonergan community, and we look forward to seeing everyone this Fall.  We now have an itinerary for the event, including a full list of speakers.  To see our full itinerary, click this link: LoE Itinerary

Any changes/updates will be posted on this website, so check back often.

Congratulations to all those accepted, and a warm welcome to all those who plan to attend our conference.

Letter from the Secretary (5/4/2009)

Dear All,

As the semester roils to a halt, a few announcements regarding the Lonergan Society here at Marquette:

1) We won’t be meeting again this semester, but I’ll soon be scheduling readings for the next academic year. If anyone has suggestions on what they would like to read from Lonergan next year, please email me!

2) If anyone has any lingering desires to go to the workshop out at Boston this June, it’s not too late! Let me or Jeremy know.

3) AND….(drumroll please)….we now have, courtesy of the magnificent Anne Carpenter, our very own Lonergan Society website. It has a short blurb about our group, a links page, and a place for all announcements and news. Check it out at http://lonergansociety.wordpress.com/ Right up on the front page right now you’ll see our call for papers for the Lonergan on the Edge conference that we are hosting this September 18-20. The site looks great and will serve us well–thank you, Anne!

Best end-of-semester wishes,
Juli

Lonergan on the Edge Lives Again!

Out of a desire to continue a good idea and to support graduate student scholarship in Lonergan, the Lonergan Society at Marquette University will be hosting a renewed incarnation of “Lonergan on the Edge,” a graduate student conference formerly held at Regis College, Toronto. There is no specific theme, but as before the general tenor of the event will consist in an emphasis on the genus “Lonergan and…” The organizers are particularly interested in proposals that focus on areas not or rarely explored by Lonergan scholarship, although more typical applications of or investigations into Lonergan’s work will be welcomed, as well.

The event will be held September 18-20, 2009, on the campus of Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Submissions should be in the form of a 1-page, double-spaced proposal outlining the project.

Proposals should be sent to Juli Vazquez at juliana.vazquez@marquette.edu no later than Friday, July 3, 2009.