Symposium / Colloque
May 29 - 30 // 2011 // 29 - 30 mai |
University of New Brunswick & St Thomas University |
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Sunday / dimanche, 29 mai/May 29 – Session I
Président et rapporteur / Chair - Commentator: Amy Gordon ( Dominican University College)
9h William Sweet (St Francis Xavier University) -- Models of Religious Freedom in Democratic States.
10h Leonard Ferry (University of Toronto) – Natural Law, Eudaimonism, and Human Rights.
11h Dave Savard (Université Laval) – Thomas De Koninck : Laïcité de l’État.
Sunday / dimanche, 29 mai/May 29 – Session II
Chair - Commentator / Président et rapporteur: : William Sweet (St Francis Xavier)
14h Keynote Speaker / Discours programme : The Honourable Speaker Noël A. Kinsella, Speaker of the Senate – Public Service in His Footsteps: Some Philosophical Dimensions on Faith and Public Service.
15h Gregory Coulter (University of St. Thomas, Minnesota) – Maritain on Tolerance and Religion: Must society Permit the Practice of Religion? Must Religion Tolerate Actions of a Society?
16h Amy Gordon (Dominican University College) – Constructing Contempt: Religion, Law, and Subordination
17h - 19h President's Reception
Monday / lundi, 30 mai / May 30 – Session III
Chair - Commentator / Président et rapporteur: Mark Nyvlt (Dominican University College)
9h Louis Perron (Université Saint-Paul) – Laïcité et Religion.
10h Joseph Yawney (Dominican University College) – The Difficulty of Saying ‘Secular’
11h Leo Van Arragon (University of Ottawa) – Education Funding, Faith Based Schools and the boundaries of Religious Freedom in Ontario
Monday / lundi, 30 mai / May 30 – Session IV
Président et rapporteur / Chair - Commentator: Joseph Yawney (Dominican University College)
14h Leslie Armour (Dominican University College) -- Three 17th Century Roots of the Idea of Tolerance
15h Elizabeth Trott (Ryerson University): Free Speech and Political Correctness: Tension in the Public Place
16h Brandon Morgan-Olsen (Queen’s University, Kingston) – Habermas, Rawls, and the “Translation” of Religious Claims
Conference Dinner following the Conference
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For more information, please contact:
Dr Mark Nyvlt
Faculty of Philosophy, Dominican
University College
96 Empress Avenue
Ottawa, ON K1R 7G2
(613) 233-5696
mark_nyvlt@hotmail.com