PATRICIA J. HUNTINGTON

Curriculum Vitae 2020

https://asu.academia.edu/PatriciaHuntington https://webapp4.asu.edu/directory/person/1271594

Patricia.Huntington@asu.edu

POSITION Professor of Philosophy & Religious Studies

Director of the Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Literature Certificate

Barrett Honors College Faculty

Division of Humanities, Arts & Cultural Studies New College of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences

Arizona State University

AREAS OF RESEARCH AND TEACHING SPECIALIZATION Comparative Philosophy with a focus on Mahāyāna Buddhism (Zen, Yogācāra, Huayan)

Intercultural Dialogue, Hermeneutic Phenomenology, Decolonial Theory

Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Continental Philosophy

Feminist Philosophy with emphasis on Race and Ethnicity

AREAS OF COMPETENCE Critical Theory, Social Ethics and Political Theory

Gender, Religion, and Feminism

EDUCATION Fordham University, Ph.D. Philosophy, February 1994

J. W. Goethe Universität, Frankfurt a/M, Germany, September 1989 - July 1990

Fordham University, M.A. Philosophy, May 1988

San Diego State University, B.A. Comparative Religion, May 1984

Juan Sisay, Quezaltenango, Guatemala & Academia, San Miguel de Allende, México,

Spanish language and politics seminar, June- August 1994

Collegium Phaenomenologicum Seminar Continental Philosophy, Perugia, Italy, August 1988

Volkshochschule, German Language School, Frankfurt a/M, Germany, Fall 1989

Sorbonne, French Language Institute, Paris, France, Summer 1986

Escuela John F. Kennedy, Bilingual high school, Jurica, México, September 1971 - May 1972

PROFESSIONAL TEACHING CAREER Arizona State University, Professor, New College Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, 2008 - present

Loyola University of Chicago, Associate Professor of Philosophy, 2002 - 2008

Loyola University of Chicago, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, 1998 - 2002

American University, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, 1996 - 1998

Moravian College, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, 1994 - 1995

VISITING APPOINTMENTS & LECTURESHIPS University Immersion Program, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China, July 1-15, 2017

Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, Chiang Mai, Thailand, May-June 2014

Philosophical Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences, Research Associate, July 2005-May 2006

Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, Visiting Lecturer, Sept-Dec 1995

Purdue University, Visiting Scholar, September 1991-May 1994

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PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS

Creolizing Phenomenoloy: Black, Latina, Queer, Feminist, and East-Asian Interventions, co-

authored with Lisa M. Anderson and Jacqueline M. Martinez. Under contract. Creolizing the

Canon Series, eds. Jane Anna Gordon and Neil Roberts. (Rowman and Littlefield, projected

publication June 2022).

Loneliness and Lament: A Journey to Receptivity. Indiana Series in the Philosophy of Religion, Gen.

Ed. Merold Westphal. (Indiana University Press, March 2009). 336 pages.

Feminist Interpretations of Martin Heidegger, ed. with Nancy J. Holland. Re-Reading the Canon,

Series Ed. Nancy Tuana. (University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 2001). 399 pages incl.

bib. and index.

Ecstatic Subjects, Utopia, and Recognition: Kristeva, Heidegger, Irigaray. Philosophy of the Social

Sciences, Series Ed. Lenore Langsdorf (Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 1998). 383

pages incl. bib. and index.

EDITOR

Book Review Editor, Frontiers of Philosophy in China 中国哲学前沿. August 2017 to present.

http://journal.hep.com.cn/fpc/EN/column/column7254.shtml.

New Critical Theory, Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, 1998-2007. Sixteen books published.

https://rowman.com/Action/SERIES/_/NCT/New-Critical-Theory

Editor, Special Theme edition, Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture 40.3 (Fall 2005).

BOOK CHAPTERS (refereed) "Heidegger and Zhuangzi: The Transformative Art of the Phenomenological Reduction," Daoist Encounters with Phenomenology, ed. David Chai (London: Bloomsbury, 2020), 197-218.

“Asymmetrical Reciprocity and Practical Agency: Contemporary Dilemmas of Feminist Theory in

Benhabib, Young, and Kristeva.” Political Phenomenology: Essays in Memory of Petee Jung, eds.

Lester Embree and Hwa Yol Jung. (Springer International Switzerland: Contributions to

Phenomenology 2016), 353-78.

“On Witnessing and Love: A Dialogue with Caputo.” Cross and Khora: Deconstruction and

Christianity in the Work of John D. Caputo, eds. Mark Zlomslic and Neal DeRoo. Postmodern Ethics Series (Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2010), 197-223.

“Primordial Attunement, Hardening, and Bearing: A Heideggerian Exploration of Child Rearing.”

Rethinking Facticity, eds. Eric Sean Nelson and Françoise Raffoul (Albany, N.Y.: State University of

New York Press, 2008), 317-43.

“Suffering and Strife: For What Can We Hope?” International Kierkegaard Commentary Vol 17.

Christian Discourses and The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actress, ed. Robert L. Perkins

(Mercer University Press, 2007), 95-108.

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“Introduction I – History of the Feminist Reception of Heidegger and A Guide to Heidegger’s

Thought.” Feminist Interpretations of Martin Heidegger, eds. Nancy J. Holland and Patricia

Huntington (University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press, 2001), 1-42.

“Stealing the Fire of Creativity: Heidegger’s Challenge to Intellectuals.” Feminist Interpretations of

Martin Heidegger, eds. Nancy J. Holland and Patricia Huntington (University Park, PA: Pennsylvania

State University Press, 2001), 351-76.

“Challenging the Colonial Contract: The Zapatistas’ Insurgent Imagination.” Reprinted in New

Critical Theory: Essays on Liberation, eds. Willliam S. Wilkerson and Jeffrey R. Paris (Lanham, MD:

Rowman and Littlefield, 2001), 105-31.

"Fragmentation, Race, and Gender: Building Solidarity in the Postmodern Era." Existence in Black: An Anthology of Black Existential Philosophy, ed. Lewis R. Gordon (New York: Routledge, 1997),

189-206.

"Heidegger's Reading of Kierkegaard Revisited: From Ontological Abstraction to Ethical Concretion,"

in Kierkegaard in Post/Modernity, eds. Martin J. Matuštík and Merold Westphal, for the Studies in Continental Thought series, gen. ed. John Sallis (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1995), 43-65.

ARTICLES (refereed) A Buddhist Response to Kwok-ying LAU’s Phenomenology and Intercultural Understanding.” Dao:

A Journal of Comparative Philosophy Vol 1 (3 Jan 2019): 1-10. Huntington, P. Dao (2019).

https://doi.org/10.1007/s11712-018-9645-3

“A Huayan Critique of Heidegger: The Quest for a Non-Obstructed Mitdasein.” Journal of the Pacific Association for the Continental Tradition, Vol. 1 (2018): 1-18.

"Place as Refuge: Exploring the Poetical Legacy of Matsuo Bashō (松尾 芭蕉)." Frontiers of

Philosophy in China 12.4 (2017): 572-590.

“The Journey from Earnestness through Self-Irony to Judiciousness: A Commentary on Postnational Identity.” Apokapilipsa, special edition on The Fourth International Symposium of Miklavz Ocepek in

honor of the Bicentennial of the Birth of Soren Kierkegaard in Slovene and English, CERI-SK,

Sredujeevropski raziskovalni Institut Soeren Kierkegaard, Ljublijana, Slovenia, 2014.

"Mending: The Hard Work of Repair in a Broken World.” The Pennsylvania State University: Journal

of Speculative Philosophy, vol. 26.2 (2012): 411-22.

“Listening to Zapatismo: A Reflection on Spiritual Deracination.” Radical Philosophy Review Vol. 10.

1 (2007): 55-78.

“Loneliness and Innocence: A Kierkegaardian Reflection on the Paradox of Self-Realization.”

Continental Philosophy Review (2006) 39: 415-433.

Guest Editor, Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture on the topic of “Loneliness and Solitude”

40.3 (Fall 2005). 88 pages incl. index and contributors page.

“Introduction” to the journal edition on “Loneliness and Solitude.” Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture 40.3 (Fall 2005): 142-51.

“Tales of Woe: A Meditation on Loneliness and Intimacy.” Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture 40.3 (Fall 2005): 152-69.

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“Contra Irigaray: The Couple Is Not the Middle Term of the Ethical Whole.” Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture 38.2 (Spring 2003): 163-89.

“The Couple Must Become Spiritualized: A Response to Changfoot.” The Owl of Minerva: Journal of

the Hegel Society 33.2 (Spring/Summer, 2002): 233-49.

“Challenging the Colonial Contract: The Zapatistas’ Insurgent Imagination.” Rethinking Marxism 12.3

(Fall 2000): 58-80.

Julia Kristeva. The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy. General Ed. Robert Audi. (Cambridge:

Cambridge University Press, 2000): 477-78.

"On Castration and Miscegenation: Is the Phallus White Skin?" Philosophy Today, Society for

Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Edition (Supplement 1997; appeared August 1998): 90-

103.

"Toward a Dialectical Concept of Autonomy: Revisiting the Feminist Alliance with

Poststructuralism." Philosophy and Social Criticism 21.1 (Spring 1995): 37-55.

"Na křizovatce rasy a socialního rodu: imaginární universalismus Luce Irigarayové," translation of "At

the Crossroads of Race and Gender: Irigaray's Imaginative Universalism." Trans. into Czech by Petr

Brabec. "The New Political Philosophy," Proceedings of the International Institute for Intercultural

Studies, Prague, Czech Republic (May 1995).

REVIEW ESSAY “Globalizing Feminism: Taking Refuge in the Liberated Mind.” Review essay of two books:

Buddhism beyond Gender: Liberation from Attachment to Identity, by Rita Gross (Shambhala

Publications, 2018), and Women and Buddhist Philosophy: Engaging Zen Master Kim Iryop, by Jin Y.

Park (University of Hawaii Press, 2017). Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, 35.2 (Spring

2020), 355-360. Doi 10.1017/hyp.2020.8

DVD Recording of Keynote Lecture DVD, “The Trauma of Gifted Children” with a poetry reading, University of Alaska Southwest,

Juneau Media Services, recorded April 5, 2013.

TRANSLATIONS (refereed) “Communicative Freedom and Negative Theology” by Jürgen Habermas (Theunissen Festschrift,

Suhrkamp, 1992). Co-translated with Martin Matuštík. In Kierkegaard in Post/Modernity, Eds.

Martin J. Matuštík and Merold Westphal (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1995): 182-98.

BOOK REVIEW ARTICLES (refereed) "Heidegger Meets Bloch and Reich: A Heretical Material Phenomenology." A review article on

Ramsey Eric Ramsey's The Long Path to Nearness: A Contribution to a Corporeal Philosophy of

Communication and the Groundwork for an Ethics of Relief. Philosophy and Social Criticism 25.4

(July 1999): 103-09.

"Between the Scylla of Discursivity and the Charybdis of Pantextualism." A review article on Calvin

O. Schrag's The Self After Postmodernity (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997). Human Studies:

A Journal for Philosophy and the Social Sciences, 21.1 (April 1998): 197-206.

"Post/Modern Social Theory: Beyond the Polemic," co-authored with Martin J. Matuštík. Review article on Bill Martin's Matrix and Line: Derrida and The Possibilities of a Postmodern Social Theory

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(Albany: State University of New York Press, 1992). Radical Philosophy Review of Books, No. 8

(1993): 4-12.

NEWSLETTERS and SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS “Form is Everything, Form is Nothing: A Lesson Issued from Yoko-ji.” Inside the Door: A

Newsletter of Eishohi Northwest Zen Community, Issue 4 (2013): 14-18.

"Solidarity with Chiapas: LASG Launches New Forum and Relief Campaign." In Radical

Philosophy Association Newsletter 47 (December 1998): front page and p. 5.

"Chiapas Solidarity Project (CSP): Health Clinic and Relief Campaign for RPA Sister Community."

In Radical Philosophy Association Newsletter 47 (December 1998): 6.

BOOK REVIEWS (refereed) Richard Wolin, The Politics of Being: The Political Thought of Martin Heidegger in Auslegung 18:1 (Winter

1992): 72-78.

PRINT INTERVIEWS - Fordham Philosophy News, Vol. 2, Issue 3 (November 2012): Soto Zen Immersion Trip.

- Nordic Summer University, Interview concerning keynote speech, “Transgenerational Trauma and

Spiritual Loneliness," published in the NSU Newsletter, July 31 - August 7, 2011.

- “Transdisciplinary Approaches to Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Literature Thrive in the ASU

Community,” CCICS News, July 10, 2011.

- Quoted in press release about Designing Things: A Critical Introduction to the Culture of Objects by

Prasad Boradkar that received the IHR Book Award in 2011.

SELECTED CONFERENCE & PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

2020

Creolizing Comparative Phenomenology: Ortega and Lugones Meet Zhuangzi.” Paper submitted to The

Society for the Study of Women in Phenomenology. Inaugural Conference, March 19-20, 2021. Conference

cancelled due to COVID.

“Decolonizing the Curriculum.” Zoom seminar meeting of the Pacific Association for Continental Philosophy.

Sept 25.

Participant in monthly meetings of PACT via zoom. September conference cancelled due to COVID.

Application accepted. Decolonial Summer Workshop, Caribbean Philosophical Association, May 25-June 1,

2020. Cancelled due to COVID. http://www.caribbeanphilosophicalassociation.org/summer-school.html

Attended online conference on Fanon at 95, July 1-20, 2020.

http://www.caribbeanphilosophicalassociation.org/fanon-at-95.html

“Superando El Ego Colonial: La Vida Interconectada” (“Overcoming the Colonial Ego: Interconnected Life.”

Public talk in Spanish. Museo Histórico de San Miguel, March 12, 2020.

Chair of panel “Multiplicitous Selves, La Malinche and Love in Latinx Communities.” Society for the

Advancement of American Philosophy. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, March 5-7, 2020.

“Zen and the No(n)-Place of Psychic Borderlands.” Invited presentation, Coastal Zen Conference, University

of San Francisco. Feb 6-9, 2020.

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2019

“Fluidity, World-Traveling, and Free and Easy Wandering.” Pacific Tradition for Continental Philosophy,

Seattle University, Sept. 11-16, 2019.

“Phenomenological Reduction in Heidegger and Zhuangzi.” Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle.

Leiden, May 23-25, 2019. Cancelled due to lack of funds.

2018

"Mountain, Dream, and Birth in Dōgen and Zhuangzi." "Thinking in the West," Pacific Association for the Continental Tradition, Yosemite, Oct. 4-7, 2018. Cancelled due to illness.

“Silence and Word in Enlightened Praxis.” Aesthetics of Learning to Be Human. Society for Asian and

Comparative Philosophy panel. World Congress of Philosophy. Beijing, August 19, 2018.

“Dōgen Embodied: Zen and the Metaphorics of Enlightened Praxis.” Buddhist Philosophy Section. World

Congress of Philosophy. Beijing, August 14, 2018.

"Silence and Memorialization: Heidegger, Zen, and the Aesthetics of Language," for a panel on

"Phenomenology of Arts and Crafts: East-West Perspectives," Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle, Bath Spa University, England, April 5-7, 2018. Cancelled due to illness.

Commentator, Author Meets Critics Session on Eric S. Nelson’s Chinese and Buddhist Philosophy in early Twentieth-Century German Thought. Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle, Bath Spa

University, England, April 5-7, 2018. Cancelled due to illness.

2017

Moderator, "Phenomenology of Action and Emotion." Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy.

Memphis, Oct. 19-21, 2017.

Panel organizer, "Philosophies of Action and Practice: Eastern Alternatives to the Anxious West," with

Jin Y. Park (American University) and David Chai (Chinese University of Hong Kong), The Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy, 49th Annual Conference, Peking University, Beijing, June 9-

12, 2017.

"Heidegger and Huayan: The Quest for a Non-Obstructed Mitdasein." The Society for Asian and Comparative

Philosophy, Peking University, Beijing, June 9-12, 2017.

"On Kwok-Ying Lau's Phenomenology and Intercultural Understanding: A Buddhist

Engagement," Author Meets Critics Session. The Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy,

Peking University, Beijing, June 9-12, 2017.

Panelist, "Politics on the Edge," Pacific Association for the Continental Tradition, American

Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, Seattle, April 12-15, 2017.

Community talk, "The Heart Sutra," Northwest Zen Community: Eishoji Soto Zen Temple, April 15, 2017.

"The Quest for Non-Obstructed Mitdasein: A Buddhist Correction to Heidegger." Comparative and

Continental Philosophy Circle, Arizona State University West, March 30–April 2, 2017.

2016

“Dōgen and the Metaphorics of Enlightenment,” The Sixth International Symposium on Ethical Literary Criticism: Ethical Literary Criticism, Comparative Literature, Tartu, Estonia, Oct. 1-7, 2016.

Cancelled due to illness.

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“Place as Refuge: Exploring Bashō’s Poetical Legacy,” Eleventh East-West Philosophers’ Conference,

University of Hawaii Manoa, May 24-31, 2016.

“Exploring Karma in Colonial Displacement Through Dōgen and the Ālaya-vijñāna,” Continental and

Comparative Philosophy Circle, Co-sponsored by the Institute for Advanced Studies in the

Humanities and Social Sciences, National Taiwan University, Taipei-Guólì Táiwān Dàxué 國立臺

灣大學 (Táidà 台大), March 24-26, 2016.

“The Time of Awakening: Dōgen and Yogācarā,” Division of Humanities, Hong Kong University of

Science and Technology, March 22, 2016.

2015

Research, Xuanzang’s manuscripts and the transmission of Yogācāra to China, Beijing and Xi’an, June 24-

July 8, 2015.

PowerPoint Presentation, “Critical Theory East and West,” Humanities, Chiangmai University, June 9,

2015.

“The Time of Karmic Transmission: Aspects of Dōgen and Yogācāra,” Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle, Co-sponsored by the Institute of Philosophy, University of Iceland, Reykjavik,

Iceland, May 14-17, 2015.

Research and first filming, Tetsugaku no michi: Kyoto School and The Birth of East-West Dialogue,

Kyoto, Japan, January 1-29, 2015.

2014

Academic Exchange, Invited, Bhutan, with Jason Wirth (Seattle U), Bret Davis (LU Maryland), Erin

McCarthy (St. Lawrence), Brian Schroeder (RIT), and the faculty and administrators at the Royal

University, the National Institute of Traditional Medicine, the Royal Institute of Management,

Chubachu Primary School, Athang Training Academy, Tashichhodzong Monastery, Center for Bhutan

Studies, Tango University of Buddhist Studies. Meeting with Chairman of the Monastic Executive

Committee and administrators from Dzongkha Development Committee, His Holiness Gyeltse Tenzin

Rabgay Rinpoche, and the Ven. Gembo Dorji, Secretary General of the Central Monastic Body of

Bhutan. Sponsored by Dr. Jason Wirth, Seattle University and Kosho Itagaki of the Pacific Northwest

Zen Center, Thimphu and Paro, Bhutan, Dec. 11–20, 2014.

Seminar, “One Month of Lam Rim,” developed program, founded by Lamas Yeshe and

Zopa, Gelugpa Buddhism, Kopan Monastery, Kathmandu, Nepal, Nov. 11-Dec.10, 2014.

Seminar, “Discovering Buddhism,” Introduction to Principles of Lam Rim, Gelugpa Buddhism, Kopan

Monastery, Kathmandu, Nepal, October 4-14, 2014.

Research and Education, “Theravadin Vipassana” (Sayagyi U Ba Khin Burmese Tradition), Dhamma

Laddha, Ladahk, Jammu and Kashmir, India, August 6-17, 2014.

Research and Education, “Theravada Buddhism in Practice,” Residential Retreat with Bhante Rahula,

Mahabodhi International Meditation Center, Leh, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India July 18-21,

2014.

2013

Introduction to keynote speaker, Brian Treanor, Pacific Association of Continental Philosophy, University

of San Francisco, Sept. 26-28, 2013.

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Keynote address, “Trauma of Gifted Children” with a poetry reading from Loneliness and Lament, Transgenerational Suffering: Historical Violence and Repair, University of Alaska, Juneau, April

5-10, 2013.

Public panel discussant, Transgenerational Suffering: Historical Violence and Repair, a dialogue with

Native American perspectives, University of Alaska Honors Symposium, April 5-10, 2013.

Lecture, “Critical Theory,” Lemon Correctional Facility, Juneau, Alaska, April 6, 2013.

“The Journey from Earnestness through Self-Irony to Judiciousness: A Commentary on Postnational

Identity” (presented in absentia). The Fourth International Symposium of Miklavz Ocepek in honor of

the Bicentennial of the Birth of Soeren Kierkegaard, Škocjan and Ljubljana, Slovenia, June 12-18,

2013.

2012

Seminar presentation, “Zen and Impermanence,” Yoko-ji Monastery, Japan, July.

International Faculty leader, Soto Zen Pilgrimage to Yoko-ji, Japan, led by Dr. Jason Wirth, Department of Philosophy, Seattle University and Kosho Itagaki, a Zen priest of Eishoji, Puget Sound, June 21-July 7.

Also spoke on Hiroshima.

“The Gifted Child and Transgenerational Trauma.” Memory and Countermemory: For an Open Future,

ASU November 8-9.

2011

“Decentering the "Rational Man" in Philosophy." IHR Presentation on "The Limits of Reason," ASU

Tempe, October 5, 2011.

International Conference Moderator and Steering Committee Oversight of "Faith and Knowledge in

Kierkegaard" session, The American Academy of Religion, San Francisco, Nov. 18-21.

International Conference Steering Committee Oversight of "Christology and Kierkegaard" session, The

American Academy of Religion, San Francisco, Nov. 18-21.

International Conference Steering Committee Oversight, "Kierkegaard, Religious Imagination, and

Aesthetics" session, The American Academy of Religion, San Francisco, Nov. 18-21.

Introduction to and Reading of Dorfman's Death and the Maiden for Cathy Caruth's Keynote

Address, "Disappearing History: Scenes of Trauma in the Theater of Human Rights,"

Memory and Countermemory: Memorialization of an Open Future Symposium, ASU, Nov. 7.

Invited Speaker for a Special Scholar’s Session. "Mending: The Hard Work of Repair in a Broken

World." Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Philadelphia, Oct 21-23.

Keynote Lecture. "Transgenerational Trauma and Spiritual Loneliness: A Post-Secular Perspective."

Nordic Summer University (NSU), Sweden, July 31 - August 7.

Interview. Nordic Summer University Newspaper, July 31 - August 7.

Faculty Participant. Nordic Summer University International Seminar, July 31 - August 7.

Keynote lecture. Seventh Annual Philosophy and Religious Studies Undergraduate Conference, California

State University Bakersfield, April 30.

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Interview. “Transdisiciplinary Approaches to Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Literature Thrive in the ASU

Community, an interview for Center for Critical Inquiry and Cultural Studies (CCICS):

http://ccics.asu.edu/content/transdisciplinary-approaches-philosophy-rhetoric-and-literature-thrive-

asu-community

International Presentation. “The Feminine Face of God: Receptive, Not Powerless.” The Future of God: An

Interdisciplinary Conference, Gonzaga University, Firenze, Italy, February 23-25.

2010

International Conference Steering Committee Oversight for three sessions of the Kierkegaard Religion and

Culture Group, The American Academy of Religion, Atlanta, Oct 30- Nov. 1.

“Complexities of Forgiveness: Early Trauma in Mother-Daughter Genealogies.” New Approaches to

Trauma: Bridging Theory and Practice. New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences,

Arizona State University, October 7-9.

International Presentation. “Redemptive Suffering and Forgiveness: Traumatic Mother-Daughter Relations.”

Gender Session at the International Society for Religion, Literature and Culture Conference, University of Oxford, September 23-26.

International Presentation. “Buddhist Compassion and Otherness in Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter . . . Spring.” Film and Religion Session at the International Society for Religion, Literature and

Culture Conference, University of Oxford, September 23-26.

2009

International Conference Steering Committee Oversight for three sessions of the Kierkegaard Religion and

Culture Group, The American Academy of Religion, Montreal, Quebec, Nov. 7-10.

2008

International Conference Steering Committee Oversight for three sessions of the Kierkegaard Religion and

Culture Group, The American Academy of Religion, Chicago, Nov. 1-4.

Presentation. “Primordial Attunement, Hardening, Bearing: A Heideggerian Exploration of Child Rearing.”

Arizona State University-West, March.

2007

On medical leave; cancelled all engagements.

2006

Presentation. “What’s New in New Critical Theory.” Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy,

Philadelphia, Oct. 12-15.

Presentation. “Kierkegaardian Reflections on Loneliness and Pride.” Faith, Reason, and Paradox:

Kierkegaard and Religion, 11th Annual Lewis University Philosophy Conference, Feb. 23-24,

2006.

International Presentation. “Heidegger: On Bearing with Others.” Center for Theoretical Study, Prague, Dir.

Ivan Havel, Czech Republic, Jan. 26, 2006.

2005

International Public Speaker. “Loneliness and Life.” Christian Academy of the Czech Republic,

Karlovy Vary, Dec. 3, 2005.

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International Presentation. “On Witnessing and Love: A Dialogue with John Caputo.” International

Congress of Philosophy: Pessoa e Sociedade, Braga, Portugal, November 16-20, 2005.

International Moderator. International Congress of Philosophy, Braga, Portugal, November 16-20, 2005.

Faculty Organizer. “Encounters with the Other.” Loyola Graduate Student Conference,

March 18-20, 2005.

Moderator. “Encounters with the Other.” Loyola Graduate Student Conference, March 18-20, 2005.

2004

International Public Speaker. “Open Discussion on Loneliness.” Author’s Salon, San Miguel de Allende,

Mexico, June.

Moderator. “Kairos and Chronos: Fate and the Early Heidegger” (Ryan Nichols and William McNeill), Central

American Philosophical Association, Chicago, April 22-25.

Presentation. “Primordial Attunement, Hardening, Bearing: A Heideggerian Exploration of Child Rearing.” Panel on “Heidegger: Childhood, Child Development, Child Rearing” with David Wood and

Lawrence Hatab, Heidegger Circle, New Orleans, May 21-23.

Invited University Presentation. “Overcoming Fusion: Does Irigaray Show us the Way to Love?”

Philosophy Department Colloquium paper, Vanderbilt University, April 16.

Presentation. “On Witnessing and Love: A Dialogue with Caputo.” Identifications: Faith, Theory, and

Identity-Making Conference, Purdue University, February 6-8.

2003

Invited Commentary. “On Life, Love, Terror, and Jolt.” Commentary for a panel of “Kierkegaard,

Eschatology, and Terror.” The Kierkegaard, Religion, and Culture Group, AAR, Atlanta, GA,

November 22-25.

Presentation. “Loneliness: A Meditation on Women’s Collapse into Negative Disposition.” The North

American Sartre Society, Purdue University, September 12-13.

International Presentation. “Ways of Love: A Dialogue with Caputo and Irigaray.” “A Postmodern

Phenomenology of the Cross: A Conference on J. D. Caputo,” Brock University, Ontario,

February 14 - 15.

2002

Organizer. “Rationality and Universalism: Habermas and Rorty in Dialogue,” Brennan Lecture, Chicago

Loyola University, November 1.

Coordinator. Book Exhibit, Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Chicago, Loyola

University, October 10-12.

2001

Presentation. “The Journey from Earnestness through Self-Irony to Judiciousness: A Commentary on

Matuštík’s Postnational Identity,” Theology and Religious Reflection and the Kierkegaard,

Religion, and Culture Group. The American Academy of Religion, Denver, CO, November 17-20.

Scholar Session on my book. “Thinking as Mythos: A Heideggerian Approach to Woman’s Well-Being.”

A special session on my edited anthology, Feminist Interpretations of Heidegger. Society for

Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, October 4-6.

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International Seminar on Social and Political Philosophy, Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik, April 8-15.

Invited commentary on Mario Sáenz’s The Identity of Latin American Thought: Latin American Historicism

and the Phenomenology of Leopoldo Zea. Committee on Hispanics, Pacific Division of the American

Philosophical Association, San Francisco, March 28 - April 1.

2000

Presentation. “Developing Self-Sustaining Autonomous Indigenous Health Care in the Midst of Daily

Struggle Against Increased Militarization,” a multimedia presentation. The Fourth Biannual

Conference of the Radical Philosophy Association, Loyola University of Chicago, November 2-5.

Chair and Sponsor of a panel on “The Struggle Continues – Part II,” with guest speakers Marisol Lopez-

Menedez (Mexico specialist on militarization) and Jason Wallach (Mexico Solidarity Network,

Chicago, specialist on indigenous video-makers). The Fourth Biannual Conference of the Radical

Philosophy Association, Loyola University of Chicago, November 2-5.

1999 Author Meets Critic Session on my book, Ecstatic Subjects, Utopia, and Recognition: Kristeva, Heidegger,

Irigaray. Sponsored by the Society for the Philosophy of Liberation, American Philosophical

Association, Boston, December 27-30.

Moderator. Critical Theory from a Global Perspective. Society for Phenomenology and Existential

Philosophy, Eugene, Oregon, October 7-9.

Public Speaker. “Indigenous Health Care in La Realidad, Chiapas, Mexico.” Slide show and discussion.

News and Letters, Chicago, July 11.

Television Coverage. “Indigenous Health Care in La Realidad, Chiapas, Mexico.” Televised presentation

of slide show and discussion. CANTV, August 21.

International Seminar on Philosophy and Social Science, Prague, Czech Republic. Co-sponsored by the

Inter-University Centre of Dubrovnik (Croatia) and the Czech Academy of Sciences, May 17-23.

1998

Presentation. "Post-Secular Community as Philosophy of Liberation." Presented to the Society for the

Philosophy of Liberation, Eastern Division American Philosophy Association, Washington, D.C.,

December 28.

Presentation. "Beyond the Colonial Contract: The EZLN's Insurgent Imagination." Presented at the

Radical Philosophy Association, San Francisco State University, November 6, 1998.

Chiapas Workshop, Slide show and discussion. Radical Philosophy Association, San Francisco State

University, November 7.

Proposal to adopt La Realidad as Sister Community. Business Meeting, Radical Philosophy Association, San

Francisco State University, November 7.

Presentation. "Beyond the Colonial Contract: The EZLN's Insurgent Imagination." The Society for

Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Denver, October 5-8.

Invited Commentary. "From Experience and Perspectivism to Suspicion and Power: Seigfried's Synthesis of

Pragmatism and Feminism." Presented to Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy at the

Central Division of the American Philosophical Association, Chicago, May 6-8.

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Invited Speaker. "The Self After Kristeva and Butler." A one day conference on "Feminist Visions of the

Future: Ethics, Politics, and the Imaginary," with Tina Chanter (Memphis University), Kelly

Oliver (UT Austin), and Ewa Ziarek (Nortre Dame). Sponsored by the English and Philosophy

Conference in conjunction with Women's Studies, Purdue University, April 4.

Invited Presentation. "Asymmetrical Reciprocity and Practical Agency: Contemporary Dilemmas of

Feminist Theory in Benhabib, Young, and Kristeva." Philosophy Department, Loyola University of

Chicago, January.

1997

"Julia Kristeva's Tales of Love: Toward a Communicative Praxis of Ethical Recognition." National

Communication Association, Chicago, IL, November 22, 1997.

"Affect and Ethical Agency in a Multicultural Context." McDowell Conference on "Feminism and

Philosophy, a one day conference which I helped to organize. Panelists include Virginia Held

(CUNY), Sandra Harding (UCLA), Cynthia Willett (Emory), Alison Jaggar (U of Colorado),

American University, Nov. 14, 1997.

"Existential Foundations of Asymmetrical Reciprocity: Kristeva, Heidegger and Lugones." Society for

Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Lexington, October, 1997.

"Agency and Affect in Julia Kristeva: Overcoming the Logic of Sacrifice." Invited presentation to the

Department of Philosophy, Boǧaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkiye, May 6, 1997.

Invited participant in a closed seminar, "Pera Peras Poros: Spacing and Temporization of the Other."

Speakers; Derrida, Waldenfels, Sőzer. Sponsored by the Istanbul Phenomenological Circle.

Boǧaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkiye, May 9-11.

"Kristeva's Rereading of Freud." Invited presentation, College of Art and Sciences, Mellon Faculty

Colloquium, April 9.

"Creative Self-Expression: Agency in Kristeva and Heidegger." Society for Women in Philosophy,

Trinity College, Washington, D.C., April 4-6, 1997.

"Residues of Heroic Agency and Stoic Abstraction in Heidegger's Being and Time." Invited speaker,

Washington Area Political Theory Colloquium and the Department of Government, American

University, Feb. 7, 1997.

1996

"White Gods, Raw Desire, Misogyny: A Conversation with Gordon's Bad Faith and Antiblack Racism."

Invited commentary on a book panel session on Lewis Gordon's Bad Faith and Antiblack Racism,

to be presented at the Sartre Circle, Eastern American Philosophical Association, December 27-30.

Moderator, Plenary II: Nationalism and Multiculturalism. Radical Philosophy Association, Purdue University,

Lafayette, IN, Nov. 15.

"On Castration and Miscegenation: Is the Phallus White Skin?" Society for Phenomenology and Existential

Philosophy, Washington D.C., October.

"Heidegger and Images of the Feminine during National Socialism." Invited panel on "German Philosophy

and National Socialism" with Hans Sluga (UC Berkeley) and Thomas Sheehan (Loyola University

Chicago), Central Division American Philosophical Association, April 1996.

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"Difficulties with Impartiality in Moral Reasoning." Invited presentation, American University Philosophy

Club, April.

"White Gods, Raw Desire, Misogyny: A Conversation with Gordon's Bad Faith and Antiblack Racism."

Conference on the Academy and Race, Villanova University, March.

1995

Moderator "Author Meets Critics" session on James Marsh's Critique, Action, and Liberation and David

Ingram's Reason, History, and Politics: The Communitarian Grounds of Legitimation in the

Modern Age (both by Albany: State University of New York Press, 1995), Radical Philosophical

Association at the Eastern American Philosophical Association, December 27-30.

"Critical Mythologizing: Rethinking Utopia in the Twentieth Century," panel on "Religion, Redemption, and

Utopia," with Calvin Schrag (Purdue) and Eric Ramsey (Arizona State), Society for Phenomenology

and Existential Philosophy, Chicago, October.

Moderator for a panel on "Derrida's Specters of Marx." Speakers included James L. Marsh (Fordham) and Bill

Martin (DePaul), Socialist Scholars Conference, Manhattan College, New York, April.

"At the Crossroads of Race and Gender: Irigaray's Imaginative Universalism," invited presentation to

Philosophy Department, Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkiye, July 4-8, 1995.

"At the Crossroads of Race and Gender: Irigaray's Imaginative Universalism," invited presentation for the

"New Political Philosophy" public lecture series hosted by the International Institute of Intercultural

Studies, Kafka Society, June 8.

Participant, International seminar on Philosophy and Social Science, Prague, Czech Republic. Co-

sponsored by the Inter-University Centre of Dubrovnik (Croatia) and the Czech Academy of

Sciences, and organized by Jean Cohen (Columbia), May.

Participant in the Society For Women in Philosophy Conference, Muhlenburg College, Allentown, PA,

March.

1994

"Irigaray and the Question of Race in Feminist Theory," invited paper, Lehigh University, Philosophy

Department, December 6, 1994.

"Building Feminist Solidarity in the Postmodern Era," panel on "Ideology Critique in Postmodernity," with

James Marsh (Fordham) and Lewis Gordon (Purdue), First National Conference of Radical

Philosophy Association, Drake University, November 4.

"Rethinking Dialectical Social Theory: Rural Community or Urban Solidarity?" Invited commentary for a

book review panel on Bill Martin's Matrix and Line: The Possibilities of a Postmodern Social Theory, Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Seattle, September 28.

"Building Feminist Solidarity in the Postmodern Era," invited presentation for the speaker series, "Solidarity

and Conflict: Politics and Culture in a Postmodern World," co-sponsored by Philosophy and Women's

Studies, University of Alabama, Huntsville, April 18-22.

"Fragmentation and Solidarity," International seminar on "Democracy: Identity and Difference," hosted by the

Inter-University Center Dubrovnik and the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague, April 5-15.

1993

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"Recovering Memory; Rejuvenating Community," commentary on Bill Martin's Matrix and Line for a

panel, "Postmodernism and Critical Social Theory in Dialogue," Radical Philosophy Association

session at the Eastern Division American Philosophical Association, Atlanta, December 28.

"Toward a Dialectical Conception of Self: Heidegger, Kierkegaard, and Poststructuralism," panel on

"Becoming Kierkegaard: A Twentieth Century Rereading," organized with Alison Brown

(University of Arizona) and Tamsin Lorraine (Swarthmore), Society for Phenomenology and

Existential Philosophy, New Orleans, October 22, 1993.

"Toward a Dialectical Concept of Autonomy: Revisiting the Feminist Alliance with Poststructuralism,"

paper presented at Society for Women in Philosophy, University of Cincinnati, October 2.

"On the Re-centering of White Feminist Authority," invited commentary on the relation of gender,

cultural diversity and social theory, presented on a panel discussion of "Critical Theory and

Difference," the Midwest Critical Theory Roundtable, Saint Louis University, September 19.

Guest Lecture on Julia Kristeva's Revolution in Poetic Language for Calvin O. Schrag's graduate seminar on

"Deconstruction and Postmodernism," Philosophy 530, Purdue University, September 28.

"Heidegger's Turn to Language: Emancipatory Politics or Quietism?" invited presentation for the Department

of Philosophy Colloquium Series, Purdue University, April 15.

"Heidegger's Critique of Modernity: New Humanism or Antihumanism?" invited presentation, Philosophy

Club, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis, April 9, 1993.

"The Missing Normative Dimension in Late Heidegger," invited colloquium talk, Felician College, April 2,

1993.

"Heidegger's Critique of Modernity: New Humanism or Antihumanism?" Wabash College,

Crawfordsville, January 27, 1993.

"Longing for Transgression: Rethinking Feminist Methodology," International Seminar on "Rethinking

Subjectivity: Modernity and the Self," co-sponsored by the Inter-University Centre of Dubrovnik

(Croatia) and the Czech Academy of Sciences, and organized by Jean Cohen and Axel Honneth,

Prague, May 4.

PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE

INTERNATIONAL University Immersion Program, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China, July 1-15, 2017

Guest Teacher, Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, Chiang Mai, Thailand, May-June 2014

Philosophical Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences, Research Associate, July 2005 – May 2006

Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, Visiting Lecturer, Sept. - Dec. 1995

Purdue University, Visiting Scholar, September 1991 - May 1994

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY-WEST Scholar-in-residence ($2K), Lincoln New College Ethics Teaching Fellows, 2011-12

COURSES (taught and developed)

Summer Exchange

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Mexico in the Global Age: Culture, Revolution and Solidarity Economies. 5 weeks. Cancelled for summer

2020.

Graduate

CMN 590: Existence and Decolonialization, Tracey Sands, S 2020 (course overload)

JHR 590: Reading and Conference, Jessica Martineau S 2020 (course overload)

JHR 593: Applied Project, MA thesis, Jessica Martineau S 2020

ENG 790: Heidegger and Place, Reading Conference with Greg Burgin, F 2017

AEP 550-REL 598: Philosophical and Spiritual Issues in Pastoral Care, F 2010, co-developed

AEP 598-REL 598: Philosophical and Spiritual Issues of Death and Dying, F 2010, co-developed

REL 598: Philosophy, Religion, and Literature, S 2011, Tempe Religious Studies

Graduate/Undergraduate

MAS 590-PHI 499: Philosophies of Existence, S 2020 (course overload)

PHI 421-JHR 598: Spirituality and Social Justice, F 2018

PHI 411-MAS 598: Continental Philosophy, F 2016, F 2012

PHI 412-ENG-MAS 598: Philosophy and Literary Criticism F 2020, F 2019 (re-designed as global)

F 2018, S 2017, F 2015, Spring 2010 ENG 401/ENG & MAS 598: Critical Theory. Topics vary:

Enlightenment East and West, S 2016

Aesthetic Life and Social Critique, F 2017

PHI/REL 494-MAS 598: Continental Philosophy and Religion, F 2009

Honors College

HON 494: Buddhist Ethics, S 2018

HON 294: Place, Homelessness, Environment, S 2014

Undergraduate

PHI 421: Asian Philosophies, F 2020, special topic (course overload)

PHI 499: Indep. Study in Continental and Asian Philosophy, Brenden Rosenthal, F 2018 (course overload)

REL 405: Suffering and Transformation, S 2013, undergraduate capstone seminar, Tempe

WST/REL 390: Women and Religion, F 2020, S 2019, F 2019, S 2018, S 2017, S 2011, S 2010, S 2009

PHI 304: Existentialism, S 2020, S 2019 , S 2018, Fall 2013, S 2016, S 2017

PHI-ENG 394: Philosophy and Literature, S 2012, re-developed as PHI 311

REL 345: Asian Religious traditions, F 2017, F 2016, F 2015, S 2013, F 2010, S 2010, S 2009

PHI 101: Introduction to Philosophy, S 2014, F 2013

MENTORING graduate and undergraduate

Reader, MA in Pastoral Care Ethics

Jen Jensen, December 2012

Michael Woal, May 2012

James Bingham, May 2012

Connie Sexton, May 2012

Tiffinie Smith, May 2012

Reader Ph.D. Gregory Burgin, English; Writing, Rhetorics, and Literacies, Tempe, Spring

2016 -2020. Passed dissertation Oct, 2020.

Director, M.A. Jessica Martineau, SJHR, S 2020

Jason Butco Sams, MAIS, Aug 2017 – Dec 2018

Ryan Donada, ENG Fall 2016 – Spring 2018

Siera Scott, Philosophy, Tempe, defended Fall 2017

Tanya Moushi, MAIS May 2014

Reader, M.A. Sarah Boumerzoug, ENG Fall 2017–Aug 2019

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Nikki Burns, MAIS

Greg Grobmeier, Ontotheology, MAIS, 2010

Guest Member M.A. Due Yintham (Andrew), defense of thesis on Kierkegaard (Dr. Somwang)

Chaingmai University, June 2015

Barrett Honors Thesis

Primary Jakob Salazar, Jan 2018-May 2019

Holly Hitt, Dec 2016

Richard Ricketts, Spring 2011

Reader Megan Armstrong, Jan 2018-May 2019

Jordan Huston, May 2014

Tawny White, Spring 2013

Jaime Mesa-Lema, Fall 2011

Emily Singleton, Spring 2010

Primary PRS capstone Joshua Dawson, Spring 2016

Primary RAES capstone Brian Grant, Border Justice, Spring 2011

Anjeel Daoud, Monotheism and Women, Fall 2010

Grant Goodrich, Taoist Ethics, RAES, Spring 2010

Honors contracts Sameera Khan, PHI 412, Fall 2018 Emma Littrell, Women, Gender and Religion, Spring 2017

Stephanie Vasquez, Women, Gender and Religion, Spring 2017

Alicia Sandoval, Continental Philosophy, Fall 2016

Holly Hitt, Introduction to Philosophy, Fall 2013

Spencer Pearson, Existentialism, Fall 2013

Howard Waldie, Existentialism, Fall 2013

Dan Esparza, Women & Religion, Spring 2011;

and Philosophy & Literature, Fall 2012

Tawny White, Philosophy & Literature, Fall 2012

Emily Singleton, Philosophy and Literature, Spring 2010

Five students on Zhuangzi, REL 345, Fall 2010

Debate Team Assisted Lizzie Canarie & Kailyn (Izak Dunn coach)

Student Organizations

Faculty Participant, Eros and Enlightenment: A Critical Theory Collective

Two talks: “Contemporary Themes in Continental Philosophy,” Sept. 6, 2013

“Women and Comparative Philosophy,” Nov. 1, 2013

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY (course load: 2007-2008 2/2; fall 1998-spring 2007, 3/2) Graduate Seminars

Kierkegaard and Feminism, Spring 2008

Overcoming Ontotheology, Phil 438, Spring 2007

Heidegger and Nishitani, Phil 432, Fall 2004

Kierkegaard, Phil 425, Fall 2003

Irigaray, Phil 438, Spring 2003

Ortega and Heidegger, Phil 438, Spring 2002

Tutorial, Psychoanalysis and Feminism, Wost 499, for Carina Pasquesi, team taught, Fall 2001

Irigaray and Feminism, Phil 438, Fall 1999

Feminist Philosophy: Kristeva and Butler, Fall 1998

Jesuit First Studies Program

Social Philosophy, team taught, Spring 2004 & 2005

The Monterrey Project: Training in Ethics

“Are They Connected? Religion and Ethics,” teleconference, March 28, 2003

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Undergraduate Courses

Upper division

Heidegger and Ethics, Phil 360, Fall 2006

Undergraduate seminar, Existential Philosophy, Phil 398, Spring 2005

Asian Philosophy, Phil 335, Spring 2004

Existential Philosophy, Phil 360, Fall 2000

Heidegger and Irigaray, Phil 360, Spring 2000

Feminist Political Theory, Phil/Wost 327, Spring 1999

Philosophical Perspectives on Women, Phil/Wost Fall 1998

Lower division

Philosophy of Religion, Phil 271 – Spring 2008, Fall 2004, Spring 2004, Spring 2002

Existentialism, Phil 285 – Fall 2002 (writing intensive), Fall 2001

Action and Value: Society, Phil 282 – Spring 2005 (2 sections, 1 combined honors and non-

honors), Spring 2001 (2 sections), Fall 2000 (1 section, writing intensive), Spring 2000 (2 sections),

Fall 1999 (1 section), Spring 1999 (2 sections)

Human Nature, Phil 180, Spring 2007 (2 sections); Fall 2006; Phil 120 – Fall 2003 (2 sections, writing

intensive), Spring 2003 (1 sec), Fall 2002 (2 sec, 1 writing intensive), Fall 2001 (2 sec)

CHARLES UNIVERSITY, Visiting Lecturer, Fall 2005 Seminar Feminist Political Philosophy

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, Jan 1996 – May 1998 (3/2 teaching load) Taught seven 600/300 level seminars, topics incl. Poststructuralism, Twentieth-Century Philosophy

(every Spring term), Feminist Philosophy (every Spring term), Race Theory, Philosophy and Poetics

Lower division (100 and 200 level): Western Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, and Political Philosophy

MORAVIAN COLLEGE, Sept 1994 – May 1995 (3/3 teaching load) Upper division: Feminist Philosophy; Lower division: Introduction to Philosophy, Ethics

ADJUNCT POSITIONS Ball State, Pendleton Prison Program, Spring 1994: Upper division: Continental Philosophy

Indiana University, Kokomo, Fall 1992, Spring 1994: Lower division: Ethics, Feminist Theory

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY, Sept 1988 – May 1991 Lower division: Philosophy of Human Nature, Philosophy of Human Knowledge

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Host Chinese Delegation & Visiting Scholar

Faculty Sponsor attempt, Dr. Wang Qun, Department of English, China did not issue visa.

Facilitator, Visit from Chinese Delegation to ASUW to establish student exchange, Fall 2013

Faculty Sponsor, Dr. Chen Xi, Department of English Languages, Hunan University, China,

December 2012 – June 2013.

The Heidegger Circle

Editorial Committee, Paper review 2013-2014

The Kierkegaard, Religion, and Culture Group, American Academy of Religion

Steering Committee, Spring 2008–2012

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Conference Organization

Faculty host of international conference: Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Comparative and

Continental Philosophy Circle, ASUW, March 2017.

Co-hosted and assisted with organizing Memory and Countermemory: For an Open Future, ASU,

Nov. 9-10, 2012.

Organization Committee Member and co-host of Memory and Countermemory:

Memorialization of an Open Future Symposium, ASU, Nov. 6-8, 2011.

See Symposium on Memory and Countermemory: Memorialization of an Open Future

Co-host and Book exhibit organizer, Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy,

Oct. 10-12, 2002.

Editor

Book review editor, Frontiers of Philosophy in China, August 2017 to present

Editor special theme, Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture 40.3, Fall 2005.

Editorial Board Membership

-- Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, Spring 2000–present

– Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture, Philippines, Spring 2011-present -- Trivia: Voices of Feminism, Fall 2011-2012.

– Radical Philosophy Association Proceedings Series, February 1997–2010.

Manuscript and Article Review

-- Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy (2020) -- The Southern Journal of Philosophy (2020)

-- Philosophy East and West (2019)

-- Revista de Filosofia Eidos, Universidad del Norte, Spain

– Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal in Philosophy, Essex, England

-- Perspectives In Continental Philosophy series, Ed. John Caputo, Fordham University Press

– SUNY Press

– University of Wisconsin Press

– Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy

– Social Philosophy Today Book Series, North American Society for Social Philosophy

– Continental Philosophy Review (formerly Man and World)

– Epoche

Tenure Review

Karl-Clifton Soderstrom, North Park University, Chicago, Fall 2012

Outside Advisor

Jesse Blazek, former Loyola University student in pursuit of LIS degree, 2012

Undergraduate honors thesis, Cheryl Dougan, Moravian College, Spring 1996

Advisor to International Students Seeking to Enter U.S. Doctoral Programs

Charles University, Prague, Fall 1995

Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Summer 1995 and 1997

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY University Level

Faculty Mentor, Imge Orlani, CISA

Languages and Cultures Curriculum Development, CISA, Fall 2019-present

Race, Culture, and Democracy liason to West Campus for CISA, 2020-present

Languages and Cultures Track Faculty Research Development, F 2020

CAPC, Fall 2018 to present

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CISA, review of job candidate for Dean Roen, Spring 2019

ATF, AZ transfer representative SHArCS, Fall 2019

Substitute "Faculty Head" role for promotion to full professor of Jackie Martinez, Head of CISA,

Downtown campus, July 2017 to May 2019.

Member, ASU Advisory Committee for the Harold and Jean Grossman Lecture Series in Jewish Thought,

Fall 2012- 2019.

Faculty Host to Chen Xi, Visiting Scholar, Department of English Languages, Hunan University, China,

December 2012 – June 2013

Co-host of Memory and Countermemory: For an Open Future, Symposium at AZJHS and ASU, Nov. 7-9,

2012

Organization Committee, Memory and Countermemory: Memorialization of an Open Future

Symposium, ASU, Nov. 6-8. 2011

Member of the Graduate Faculty in Philosophy and Religious Studies, Tempe

IHR Advisory Board, Spring 2011-May 2014

University Promotion and Tenure, Fall 2010-Fall 2012

Facilitator, Certificate in Philosophy, Rhetoric and Literature, Fall 2008-present

New College, ASU West

SHArCS Decolonizing the Curriculum Representative, Fall 2020-present

SHArCS Sabbatical Application Review Committee, Fall 2019-F 2020

Promotion to full professor, Miriam Mara, F 2020

Ad Hoc Assessment, PRL, F2013 – present

MAIS Steering Committee, Fall 2017 – Spring 2020

TIE: Teaching About Privilege on September 16, 2019.

Chair, Peer Review Promotion to Full Professor, Owen Anderson

Promotion and Tenure, New College, Fall 2015-Spring 2016 (substitute)

ACETS, Spring 2014

Guest Speakers Events (multiple talks or events), CCICS & PRL

Claire Katz, Fall 2013

Bill Martin, Spring 2014

Jason Wirth, Spring 2014

Chinese Delegation, Fall 2013

Philosophy, Religion, and Society (PRS) Program Development, Spring 2012 - present

Assessment Committees, RAES & PRL, Fall 2013 – Spring

Facilitator, the Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Literature Certificate (PRL), Fall 2008-present

Faculty Research Cluster, PRL, Fall 2008-2012

Scholar in Residence, Lincoln Faculty Fellows Seminar, 2011-2012

Co-facilitator of the CCICS and IHR Faculty Seminar and Salon on Gabriele Schwab, Spring 2011

Co-facilitator of Faculty Salons with IHR support, Fall 2009-11

HArCS Executive Advisory Board, Spring 2009-Spring 2010

Chair, Peer Review, Promotion and Tenure, Michael Stancliff, Fall 2010

Post-Tenure Review MNS Division, Spring 2009

Promotion to Full Professor Review, Greg Wise, Fall 2009

Promotion to Full Professor Review, Majia Nadesan, Fall 2009

New College Program Review, Graduate Programs, Fall 2009-Spring 2010

NEH Review, Fall 2009

MA in Women’s Studies Graduate Group, Fall 2008- 2012

Women’s Studies Regional Heads Meeting, Jan 30-31, 2009 – stood in for Division Director

Third year review, Owen Anderson, Fall 2008

Graduate and Undergraduate student mentoring, see "Teaching"

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

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Graduate Program

Director, Ph. D. dissertation

Jean Tan, “Philosophy and Psychoanalysis: Sarah Kofman’s Appropriation of Nietzsche and Freud”

(defended Spring 2009; prospectus defense, Fall 2006)

Sarah Pike, “Writing as a Work of Love: The Relation of Form and Content in Kierkegaard” (defended

Spring 2009; prospectus defense, Spring 2007)

Reader, Ph. D. dissertation

Karl-Clifton Soderstrom, “A Difficult Proximity: Hope and Humility in Martin Luther and Martin

Heidegger” (Fall 2006, prospectus Fall 2002)

Kevin Gary, “Liberal Education As a Way of Life: Søren Kierkegaard’s Pedagogy of Edification,”

Department of Education (Spring 2005; prospectus defense Spring 2004)

Levi Paul Bryant, “Difference and Givenness: Deleuze’s Transcendental Empiricism and the

Ontology of Immanence” (Spring 2003; prospectus Spring 2002)

Craig Greenman, “The Weaker Soldier: An Aesthetic Approach to the Problem of Suicide,” (Fall

2002)

Noah Horwitz, “The Reality of the Virtual: Bergson, Deleuze, Continental Philosophy, and the

Digital Age” (Fall 2002, prospectus Fall 2001) Brian Bowles, “The Body of Dasein: Heidegger’s Interpretation of Aristotelean Pathos” (Fall

2001)

Laura Hengehold, topic: political imagination in Kant and Foucault (Fall 1999)

Director M.A. thesis

Adrian Switzer, “Listening to the Real: Lacan and the Immanence of la’jouissance de l’Autre”

(Fall 2003)

Reader M. A. thesis

Jeff Courtright, “Nietzsche’s Dionysian Religiosity” (Spring 2004)

Deborah Kimmey, area: French feminism, Women’s Studies (Spring 2003)

Levi Paul Bryant, “Object, Sign, Horizon: Derrida and Husserl on the Sign Structure of

Beings” (Spring 2002)

Noah Horwitz, “Beyond Alienation: The Ethics of Jacques Lacan” (Fall 1999)

Craig Greenman, “Paradoxes are the Contradictions You Like” – area: Phenomenology

and Literature (Fall 1998)

Director M.A. paper

Johhny Fehr, topic: Heidegger and art

Mary Matzen, topic: Heidegger and Medical Therapies

Kristi Sweet, topic: Irigaray

Reader M. A. paper

Matt Lango, topic: critical theory and environment (Spring 1999)

Prospectus defense only, Ph. D.

Mark McCreary, “Kierkegaard, Divine Hiddenness, and the Good Life” (Spring 2007)

Jeff Courtright, “The Importance of Trust for Human Life” (prospectus defense Fall 2006)

Peter Bergeron, “Glad Knowing: The Transpersonal Shape of Love and Knowledge” (prospectus

defense, Spring 2005)

Sun, Xiaoling, topic: Heidegger and Ethics (Fall 2001)

Corinne Painter, “Plato and Heidegger: Non-Being and the Turn to Philosophy” (Spring 2000)

Jesuit Integrative Seminar Paper Defense

Shane Courville Spring 2008

Patrick Gilday Spring 2008

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Ian Mitchell Spring 2007

Chris Duffy Spring 2007

John Mulreany Spring 2005

Mark Luedtke Spring 2004

Kevin Tomlin Spring 2004

Cyril Whitaker Spring 2004

Teaching Mentor

Paul Bryant, 2002-2003; Noah Horwitz, 2001-2002; Karl Clifton Soderstrom, 2000-2001

Class Observation

John Fehr, 2004; Kristi Sweet, 2001

Undergraduate Studies

Honors Thesis Advisor

Dan Rinehart, topic: Irigaray, Spring 2003

Mulchahy Project

Nathin Ramin, topic: Existential Philosophy, Fall 2002-Spring 2003 Mellon Core Curriculum Development Award, Summer 2000

Piloted 200 level course in Existential Philosophy, Fall 2001; second offering, Fall 2002

Department and University Service

School Committees

Faculty Council, 2007-08 (on leave Fall 07)

Sabbatical Committee, ad hoc, Spring 2007

Latin American Studies Steering Committee, Spring 2005

Women's Studies Steering Committee, Spring 1998 – Fall 2004

Curriculum Committee, Council of Graduate School Programs, Fall 2001 – Spring 2002

Department Committees

Graduate Placement Committee, Fall 2000 – present (Dir. since 2002, on leave 05-06, F 07)

Graduate Admissions and Awards, Fall 1998 – Spring 2001; Fall 2006-present

Graduate Program Administrative Committee, Fall 2003 – Spring 2005

Rank and Tenure, Fall 2002 – present

Rank and Tenure Review, Spring 2002 – Spring 2005

Undergraduate Curriculum and Counseling Committee, Fall 2000 – present

Library Committee, Fall 2001 – present

Philosophy Colloquia, Fall 1998 – Spring 2000

Brennan Lecture

Faculty Organizer, First Annual Loyola University Graduate Student Conference, Spring 2005

Faculty Organizer, Jurgen Habermas and Richard Rorty, Fall 2002

Co-organized with committee, Will Kimlicka, Spring 2000

Guest Speaker

Hosted Dr. Martinez, Spring 2001, sponsored by University Ministry and Student Council

COMMUNITY SERVICE AS A CITIZEN AND PUBLIC INTELLECTUAL

Phoenix Rising: A Buddhist Meditation and Discussion Group. Launched in November 2018-2019.

Weekly meditation and teaching of Buddhist philosophy to the general public.

Eishoji Sōtō Zen Center, Seattle. As a member who is trained in their lineage and has academic authority, I

gave a public talk to the community in April 2017 and I participated in a two-day Christian-Buddhist

Dialogue event in December 2017.

New Song Volunteer. Trained to facilitate bereavement groups (youth and families); New Song is part of

Hospice of the Valley, August 2012 – May 2014

Local conference organizer. “Two Countries, One Struggle: Building Mexico-US Solidarity" conference,

sponsored by the Mexico Solidarity Network. University of Illinois-Chicago, November 14, 1998

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Representative, Latin American Solidarity Group, Fall 1998 - 2004

Radical Philosophy Association. We ran three projects: one supporting indigenous health needs,

another supporting Mexican labor union organizing, and one providing intellectual exchange with

Mexican philosophers.

Director, Chiapas Solidarity Project, Summer1998 - Fall 2002

Designed, organized and coordinated fund-raising which built sustainable health pharmacies in 3

communities in Chiapas, Mexico. Raised around 15,000 dollars. Purchased $7000 of non-expired

medicines at 2% market value for a shipment worth about $200,000.00.

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS American Academy of Religion

American Philosophical Association

Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle

Co-Zen

International Association of Buddhist Studies

Kierkegaard Society

Kierkegaard, Religion and Culture Group

Pacific Association of Continental Philosophy

Radical Philosophy Association

Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

S ociety for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy

GRANTS AND AWARDS

$67,500: project scholar in the NEH summer seminar application. Did not receive.

Primaries: Vince Waldron and Douglas Kelley, NEH summer seminar, “The (Re)imagining of

Relationships Through Forgiveness and Reconciliation” 2019. $2000: Scholar in Residence with Eric Wertheimer, Lincoln Faculty Fellows Seminar, 2011-2012

$11, 965: IHR Seed Grant (ASU-wide): co-participant, 2011

PI: Martin Matustik is PI, Eric Wertheimer, co-participant

See “Heritage & Memory: Sites of Transgenerational Trauma, Moral Reminders, and Repai”r

$2000: PRL-CCICS award (ASU-West): the Memory symposium, 2011

See Symposium on Memory and Countermemory: Memorialization of an Open Future

$1000: IHR grant for Philosophy, Rhetoric and Literature Research Cluster, 2009-2010

$1000: IHR grant for Philosophy, Rhetoric and Literature Research Cluster, 2010-2011

$1000: CCICS grant, 2009-2010

$2000: Loyola University Book Subvention grant, Spring 2008

$30,000: Loyola University Competitive Research Leave, 2005-2006

Who’s Who Among American Teachers 2004

Nominated by John Prospal, a student

$6000: Research Stipend, Loyola University, Summer 2002

$2000: Mellon Core Curriculum Award, Loyola University, Summer 2000

$1000; CAS Mellon Travel Award, American University, Fall 1996

Awarded for presentation, Sartre Circle, American Philosophical Association

$1000: Faculty Development and Research Grant, Moravian College, Summer 1995

Grant for presentation to at Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey and

for the Philosophy & Social Sciences Conference, Prague, Czech Republic

Dissertation Fellowship, Fordham University, 1991 - 1992

Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University, 1990 - 1991

Presidential Scholarship & Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University, 1989 - 1990

Presidential Scholarship & Graduate Assistantship, Fordham University, 1988 - 1989

LANGUAGES German and French: reading facility

Spanish: read and speak

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REFERENCES upon request