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Next MARCUSE SOCIETY Conference: November 2-3, 2017
"The Dialectics of Liberation
in an Age of Neoliberal Capitalism"
York University
Toronto, CANADA
November 2-3, 2017
For more information, contact:
Terry Maley, PhD
Department of Political Science
Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies
YORK UNIVERSITY
4700 Keele St.
Toronto, ON.
CANADA
M3J-1P3
e-mail: maley@yorku.ca
Save the date!
Mark your calendar now.
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"SORROWS OF YOUNG MARCUSE"
Chapter Two
Look at this chapter from an upcoming book-length comic about Herbert Marcuse’s life and times currently being developed by Nick Thorkelson (Paul Buhle and Andy Lamas, eds.). We are requesting that members of the Marcuse Society read this chapter and provide comments, corrections, and suggestions. As our project proceeds, we look forward to your input. Please send suggestions and ideas to:
- Nick Thorkelson <nthork@nickthorkelson.com>
- Paul Buhle <paul_buhle@brown.edu>
- Andy Lamas <ATLamas@sas.upenn.edu>
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Recently Completed: November 12-15, 2015
MARCUSE SOCIETY
2015 Conference
at Salisbury University
Praxis and Critique:
Liberation, Pedagogy, and the University
For this successful conference, the Marcuse Society is most appreciative of the many contributions by Dr. Robert Kirsch (Arizona State University) and the faculty, staff, and students of Salisbury University (SU).
Special thanks to the on-site conference organizer,
Dr. Sarah Surak, Salisbury University.
Here is a preliminary recap prepared by Dr. Sarah Surak:
A few conference event highlights:
- 110 people attended the opening keynote "New Sensibilities, New Universities: Higher Education, Utopian Energies, and the Prospects for Liberation" by Dr. Steven Dandaneau, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies at Kansas State, on Thursday evening. The event was free and open to the public.
- Sixty-two academic papers were presented in five concurrent sessions. More than 150 people (including conference participants and SU faculty, staff and students) attended these sessions over the course of two days.
- Conference participants included a large contingent from institutions across the US as well as from Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, the UK, Korea, Germany, and Canada.
- A new book of previously unpublished lectures delivered by Herbert Marcuse in 1974 was published in conjunction with the conference. This book highlights the SU conference efforts.
Of those attending conference events, approximately 1/3 were graduate and undergraduate students
- Six SU undergraduate students presented papers, two in regular sessions and four in an undergraduate session.
- Four classes incorporated some aspect of the conference into their course material.
- Students from POSC 399/HONR 311 interviewed participants, participated in workshops, and assisted with conference logistics.
The Salisbury University gallery featured the works of three artists and the results of a student workshop including SU students.
And the work continues:
New Political Science (Journal of the Caucus for a New Political Science, affiliated with the American Political Science Association) and SPECTRA (graduate Student Journal located at Virginia Tech) will coordinate special issues on the conference themes ... to appear next year.
If you are interested in submitting an article to either of the special editions above,
please visit the CALL FOR PAPERS.
Permanent Digital Collection
In an effort to archive the outputs of this conference, the library at Salisbury University will be creating a permanent digital collection. Speakers are invited to submit their work on a voluntary basis. These items will be given a stable URL, and will be openly available online through SOAR@SU, Salisbury University’s institutional repository.
For more information,
please contact SU's Scholarly Communications Librarian,
Laura Hanscom: lahanscom@salisbury.edu.
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INTERNATIONAL HERBERT MARCUSE SOCIETY
We welcome these three new members to the Board of Directors.
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Dr. Terry Maley
York University
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Dr. Lauren Langman
Loyola University Chicago
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Dr. Sarah Surak
Salisbury University
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