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Revelation & Finitude
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9:30 AM – 5:00 PM EDT7 hours 30 minutes · Eastern Time · Schedule
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$49.87 – $535.38Full 3-day Conference $535.38 · Full 3-day Conference - no accommodation $161.90 · Online Attendance $49.87 · Day 1 (Thursday 20th) $204.59 · Day 2 (Friday 21st) $172.57 · Day 3 (Saturday 22nd) $193.92 · Day 1 (Thurday 20th) - no accommodation $81.88 · Day 2 (Friday 21st) - no accommodation $71.21 · Day 3 (Saturday 22nd) - no accommodation $71.21 · Add-ons Formal dinner on Day 2 (Friday 21st) $49.87 · sold on eventbrite.com
About Revelation & Finitude
A three-day conference putting two of the world’s leading philosophers of religion in dialogue for the first time
Call for Papers
We invite contributions that bring the thought of William Desmond and Emmanuel Falque into dialogue, specifically in relation to the triptych God, revelation, and finitude. We are especially interested in papers which go beyond the schism between metaphysics and phenomenology. We also welcome papers which exclusively treat either Desmond or Falque. Privilege is given to those papers which treat the above triptych and can gesture towards the dialogue, along with thinking beyond the division of metaphysics and phenomenology. Please submit an abstract of 300 words and a short intellectual biography. The deadline for submissions is January 1st, 2027. Submissions should be sent to: [email protected]. You will be notified of acceptance no later than January 14th, 2027.
Call for Papers
We invite contributions that bring the thought of William Desmond and Emmanuel Falque into dialogue, specifically in relation to the triptych God, revelation, and finitude. We are especially interested in papers which go beyond the schism between metaphysics and phenomenology. We also welcome papers which exclusively treat either Desmond or Falque. Privilege is given to those papers which treat the above triptych and can gesture towards the dialogue, along with thinking beyond the division of metaphysics and phenomenology. Please submit an abstract of 300 words and a short intellectual biography. The deadline for submissions is January 1st, 2027. Submissions should be sent to: [email protected]. You will be notified of acceptance no later than January 14th, 2027.
Schedule
ThursdayMay 20, 20279:30 AM – 5:00 PM EDT7 hours 30 minutes
Times are in Eastern Time (EDT, UTC-04:00), the organizer's time zone.
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Full 3-day Conference
Full 3-day Conference - no accommodation
Online Attendance
Day 1 (Thursday 20th)
Day 2 (Friday 21st)
Day 3 (Saturday 22nd)
Day 1 (Thurday 20th) - no accommodation
Day 2 (Friday 21st) - no accommodation
Day 3 (Saturday 22nd) - no accommodation
Add-ons Formal dinner on Day 2 (Friday 21st)
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St. Mary’s Seminary & University
St. Mary’s Seminary prepares candidates for the Roman Catholic diocesan priesthood. Since 1791, St. Mary’s Seminary adheres to the Sulpician Tradition of priestly formation and its tradition of excellence with seminarians from the nation and the world. With strong mentoring relationships, St. Mary’s Seminary facilitates integration of the human, spiritual, intellectual and pastoral dimensions necessary for authentic priestly witness and service in the image of Jesus Christ. St. Mary’s Seminary & University is also home to the Center for Continuing Formation and the Ecumenical Institute.
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