JOIN US FOR THE 10th MEETING OF THE IRIGARAY CIRCLE:

​Dialogues Across Difference

in conjunction with 

Diverse Lineages of Existentialism II (DLE II)
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June 2-5, 2019
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George Washington University in Washington, D.C. 

The 2019 Irigaray Circle Meeting: Dialogues Across Difference, is pleased to be holding its 10th meeting as part of the Diverse Lineages of Existentialism II Conference, June 2-5, in Washington, D.C.

​Holding the Irigaray Circle meeting under the wider umbrella of DLE II offers a unique opportunity to expand the dialogue between Irigaray’s work and other considerations of difference, approached through a wide range of philosophical texts, thinkers and traditions. In keeping with its previous conferences, the Circle seeks to generate new possibilities for thinking sexual difference by honoring and supporting interdisciplinarity and the multiple research trajectories, methods and projects inspired by Irigaray’s thought. The 2019 meeting affords an occasion to introduce those with shared concerns to Irigaray’s work and to revisit that work from other perspectives. 

​​2019 Irigaray Circle Keynote Speakers and
Book Panel Sessions at DLE II:

In addition to hosting panel sessions across all three days of DLE II, the Irigaray Circle is pleased to confirm two IC keynote speakers: Sabrina Hom (Georgia College and State University, USA) and Shaireen Rasheed (Long Island University, USA). There will also be a panel on a forthcoming book by Laura Roberts (The University of Queensland, Australia): Irigaray and Politics: A Critical Introduction (EUP, 2019). The 2019 winner of the Karen Burke Prize will be announced at the conference and will deliver their paper in the Karen Burke Memorial Lecture.

Irigaray Circle Special Events at DLEii

Opening Night Dinner:
​On Sunday, June 2nd, The Irigaray Circle will be hosting a dinner for IC members. Please follow the link below for information and to register for the dinner.
​Mentoring Workshop:
​On Wednesday, June 5th, The Irigaray Circle is pleased to offer a mentoring workshop and free lunch for graduate students and early career teachers and researchers. For more information about signing up, click the link below.
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Special thanks to George Mason University Department of Philosophy and College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and to the Society of Applied Philosophy, for their generous funding of this event.

Additional thanks to our 2019 IC Conference Director, Rachel Jones, George Mason University, USA