Marcuse Conference

Saturday, November 5, 2005

Time	Program
9:00 AM– 9:45 AM	Russell Rockwell, Fordham University
	“The Marcuse/Dunayevskaya Correspondence and Marcuse’s “Philosophic Interlude” in Eros and Civilization”
9:45 AM– 10:30 AM	Joshua Rayman
	“Testing Marcuse’s Eros and Civilization”
10:30 AM– 11:15 AM	Jeffrey Paris, University of San Francisco
	“Beyond the Repressive Hypothesis? In Defense of
	Eros and Civilization”
11:15 AM– 12:00 PM	Michael Schleeter, The Pennsylvania State University
	“The Ambiguous Reconciliation of Eros and Civilization”
12:00 PM– 1:30 PM	Lunch
1:45 PM– 2:30 PM	Douglas Kellner, UCLA
	“Herbert Marcuse and the Dialectics of Liberation: Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of Eros and Civilization”
2:30 PM - 3:15 PM	Arnold L. Farr, St. Joseph’s University
	“Toward a Democratic Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Human Instincts: The Possibility of Marcuse’s Impossible Imperative”
3:30 PM– 4:15 PM	John Abromeit, University of Chicago
	“Eros and Civilization, the Anthropology of the Bourgeois Epoch and the Persistence of Backlash Politics”
4:15 PM– 5:00 PM	Mark Cobb, Pensacola Junior College
	“hooks, Lorde, and Marcuse: Exploring the Legacies of Eros and Civilization”
5:00 PM– 5:45 PM	Brian Lightbody, Brock University
	“Can We Truly Love That Which is Fleeting? An Examination of Eros, Time and Death in Eros and Civilization”
5:45 PM– 7:45 PM	Reception Dinner sponsored by SJU and GPPC