Portraits of Integrity Conference: Schedule

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DAY 1 – Friday 11th Dec

9.45 welcome

10-11.30 Panel 1: Saints & Touchstones

• Amber Carpenter: ‘Socrates’
• David Levy: ‘Simone Weil’
• Alex Beaumont: ‘Hannah Arendt‘

11.30-11.45 coffee

11.45-12.45 Panel 2: hypocrisy

• Rachael Wiseman: ‘Elizabeth Anscombe and the “hypocrisy of the ideal standard”‘
• Winnie Sung: ‘Confucius’

12.45-1.30 LUNCH

1.30-3 Panel 3: Saints & Touchstones in Politics

• Charlotte Alston: ‘Facing Life as a Whole: Tolstoy, Tolstoyans and the Philosophy of Non-Resistance‘
• Stefan Rossbach: ‘In the presence of integrity: Gandhi’s life as a touchstone‘
• Robin Zheng: ‘Working for a Cause: The Political Integrity of Ella Baker‘

3-3.15 tea

3.15-4.45 Panel 4: art (music, portraiture, literature)

• Herman Paul: ‘Conscientious and Well-Balanced: Two Models of Scholarly Integrity in Nineteenth-Century German Historiography‘
• Robert Tittler: ‘Portraits of Integrity in Elizabethan England‘
• Alfred Archer: ‘Integrity and John Berger’s A Fortunate Man‘

DAY 2 – Saturday 12th Dec

9.45 – 11.15 Panel 5: Politics

• Tenlik Dalayeva: ‘Abai and his vision of integrity of in the Kazakh nomadic society of the second half of the 19th century’
• Leanne Stokoe: ‘The “Vile Ingredients” of the “Wholesome Mixture”: A Portrait of Bernard Mandeville and Adam Smith’
• Linda. H. McGuire: ‘A question of integrity: writing the life of Titus Pomponius Atticus’

11.15-11.30 coffee

11.30-12.30 Panel 6: Religion

• Peter S. Forsaith: ‘Public and personal piety – Mr. Wesley’s image’
• Emma Major: ‘Anna Laetitia Barbauld, 1743-1825′

12.30-1.15 LUNCH

1.15-3.15 Panel 7: Modernity

• Danielle Petherbridge: ‘The Late Novels of Henry James: Lambert Strether from The Ambassadors‘
• James Clarke: ‘J. G. Fichte on Integrity and the Divided Self’
• Matthew Maguire: ‘Integrity and Culture: The Question of Charles Péguy‘
• Anja Burghardt: ‘Speakers and their integrity in literary prose
  (on account of Sienkiewicz’s documentary and selected novels)‘