Walter
J. Ong Conference
Language,
Culture, and Identity; The Legacy of Walter J. Ong, S.J.
A
conference celebrating the Jesuit gift of the Ong Archive to the
Saint Louis University Libraries
April
7th and April 8th, 2005
Schedule
Of Events
Thursday,
April 7, 2005
8:30-9:30am Breakfast Meeting to Plan the Walter
J. Ong Center for Language
and Culture (SLU Ong Committee and National Advisory Board
only) BSC 352
10-11:30am Panel: Current Research
(St. Louis Room)
Kathleen
Welch
Paul
Soukup, S.J.
Lance
Strate
Stephen
Casmier
Thomas
Farrell, Moderator
12-1:00pm box
lunch BSC 251
1-2:30pm
Catherine Snow, plenary lecture (St. Louis Room)
Introduction: Ron Kellogg
3-4:30pm Roy
Shafer, plenary lecture (St. Louis Room)
Introduction:
Sara van den Berg
5-6:00pm Exhibit,
Walter J. Ong Archive (Pius XII Library)
John Waide, SLU Archivist
John
Walter, Ong Archive Research Assistant
6:30-8:30pm Dinner (Cupples House)
van transportation to Water Tower Inn
Friday,
April 8, 2005
8:30-9:45am Breakfast
Meeting to Plan the Walter J. Ong Center for Language
and Culture (SLU Ong Committee and National Advisory Board
Only) BSC 352
10-11:30am Panel: Current Research
(St. Louis Room)
C.
Jan Swearingen
Walter Jost
John
Miles Foley
John
Pauly
Paul
Acker, Moderator
11:30am van
transportation to LRC
12-1:30pm Tod Chambers,
Drummond Lecture in Bioethics: "The Bioethicist's Audience
Is Always a Fiction" (LRC Auditorium)
1:30pm van
transportation to Busch Student Center
2-3:00pm Remembering
Walter Ong: A Panel Discussion (St. Louis Room)
John Padberg, S.J.
Thomas
Zlatic
Thomas
M. Walsh
Vincent
Casaregola, Moderator
3:30-5pm
Charles Taylor, plenary lecture (St. Louis Room)
Introduction:
James Bohman
5:30-7pm Closing
Reception (Jesuit Hall, first floor lounge)
7:00pm van
transportation to Water Tower Inn
For
more information on Walter J. Ong and his legacy click here.
Session
A
Topic: Ong and Performance
Coordinator: John Walter, Saint Louis Univ.
1.
"Words, Signs, and Events," by John Miles Foley, Univ.
of Missouri at Columbia
2. "On the 'Original Sayings' of Jesus: Oral and Scribal
Dynamics in Late Antiquity," by Werner H. Kelber, Rice Univ.
3. The Performance of Ong," by Thomas Zlatic, St. Louis College
of Pharmacy
4. "Orality and Literacy: Classical and Folk Versions of
the Mahabharata," by Nimala Menon, George Washington Univ.
Session
B
Topic: Ong and Rhetoric
Coordinator: Gina Merys Mahaffey, Saint Louis Univ.
1.
"Rhetoric and Hermeneutics 1250-1650: the Legacy of Walter
J. Ong," by Jan Swearingen, Texas A&M Univ.
2. "Ong's Histories of Rhetoric," by Terri Palmer, York
Univ.
3. "Ong and (or versus) Derrida on Presence: A Case of a
Conflict of Traditions," by John D. Schaeffer, Northern Illinois
Univ.
Session
C
Topic: Pedagogy, Practice, Technology and Ong
Coordinator: Deborah M. Scaggs, Saint Louis Univ.
1.
"Walter Ong and Secondary Orality: Interpreting the Electronic
Paradigm," by Sharon Cumberland, Seattle Univ.
2. "The Paradox of 'Oral Residue,'" by Thomas M. Walsh,
Saint Louis Univ.
3. "Walter J. Ong: The Archival Record," by Robert Blaskiewicz,
Saint Louis Univ.