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Jonathan Israel's paper, "Spinoza’s Formulation of the Radical Enlightenment’s Two Defining Doctrines : How much did he owe to the Dutch Golden Age Political-Theological Context ?", followed by Charles Ramond's response.
Session Chair: Étienne Balibar
Hasana Sharp's paper, "Spinozan Generosity", followed by Ariel Suhamy's response.
Session Chair: Étienne Balibar
Steven Nadler's paper, "Spinoza on the Objectivity of Good and Evil", followed by Lorenzo Vinciguerra's response.
Session Chair: Étienne Balibar
Simon Duffy's paper, "La transformation des relations dans la métaphysique de Spinoza", followed by Céline Hervet's response.
Session Chair: Edwin Curley
Alison Peterman's paper, "Spinoza on embodiment", followed by Jack Stetter's response.
Session Chair: Edwin Curley
Michael Della Rocca's paper, "The Elusiveness of the One and the Many in Spinoza: Substance, Attribute, and Mode", followed by Pascal Sévérac's response.
Session Chair: Edwin Curley.
Dan Garber's paper, "Spinoza and Political Uses of Superstition", followed by Chantal Jaquet's response.
Session Chair: Pierre-François Moreau.
Knox Peden's paper, "Spinoza's True Ideas: Suggestive Convergences", followed by Pascale Gillot's response.
Session Chair: Pierre-François Moreau.
Michael Rosenthal's paper, "Spinoza on Beings of Reason (Entia Rationis) and the Analogical Imagination", followed by Jacqueline Lagrée's response.
Session Chair: Pierre-François Moreau.
Steven Barbone's paper, "Individu et communauté chez Alexandre Matheron: héritages américains d'une lecture française", followed by Laurent Bove's response.
Session Chair: Jonathan Israel
Yitzhak Melamed's paper, "The First Draft of Spinoza's Ethics?", followed by Mogens Laerke's response.
Session Chair: Jonathan Israel
Edwin Curley's paper, "Spinoza's Metaphysics Revisited", followed by Pierre-François Moreau's response.
Session Chair: Jonathan Israel
Organizing Committee: Chantal Jaquet, Pierre-François Moreau, Charles Ramond, Pascal Sévérac, and Jack Stetter.
Danielle Tartakowsky, Présidente de l'Université Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis, et Fabienne Brugère, Directrice de l'EA 4008 LLCP
Organisé en partenariat avec l'ENS de Lyon, l'Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne et l'Université de Paris-Est Créteil Val de Marne, avec le soutien de l'Association des Amis de Spinoza
Comité d'organisation: Chantal JAQUET, Pierre-François MOREAU, Charles RAMOND, Pascal SÉVÉRAC et Jack STETTER
Si la philosophie ignore les nationalités, elle n’ignore pas les langues. Ainsi se créent des traditions d’interprétation qui partagent des références communes, et dont les différences rendent nécessaires les confrontations. Le développement des études spinozistes aux États-Unis, dans les dernières décennies, selon des perspectives historiques, ontologiques, logiques, morales et politiques souvent profondément renouvelées, justifiait l’organisation d’une discussion avec les interprètes français contemporains, héritiers de la tradition spinoziste française. Le Colloque International Spinoza France États-Unis sera le lieu d’une telle rencontre, à la fois amicale et scientifique.
Though philosophy may not know nationalities, it does know languages. It is in this manner that traditions of interpretation are created, traditions that share common references but whose differences make their confrontation necessary. The development of Spinoza research in the United States over the last decades, from often profoundly renovated historical, ontological, logical, moral, and political perspectives, justifies the organization of a discussion with contemporary French interpreters of Spinoza, heirs to the French Spinozist tradition. The International Conference Spinoza France États-Unis will be the site for such a discussion, both friendly and scholarly.
