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Poetics of Selfhood: Writing and Other Constructions

Faculty of Letters, Lisbon University, March 3-‐5, 2014

Research Project - Poetics of Selfhood: Memory, Imagination, and Narrativity (PTDC/MHC-FIL/4203/2012), funded by FCT, Portugal Email: [email protected]

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Welcome to the Poetics of Selfhood Conference!

This is the first international conference organized by the interdisciplinary research group Poetics of Selfhood: Memory, Imagination, and Narrativity with the institutional support of several university research centers.

The research project, from which this scientific event stems, intends to explore a wide array of issues related to the narrative construction of meaning and the experience of selfhood understood as the embodied, semiotic, creative process of relationships and identities. Philosophy, Literature, and Social Sciences are, therefore, invited to share their perspectives and methods to broaden and deepen this promising realm of study.

We thank you all for your participation and wish you an enjoyable time at the Conference and in Lisbon!

Organizing Committee: Carla Simões, Filipa Seabra, Gonçalo Marcelo, Maria Helena Jesus, Marta Ceia, Paulo Jesus, Soraya Nour

Scientific Committee: Catherine Dumas, James M. Day, Johann Michel, Luís Manuel Bernardo, Maria Augusta Babo, Maria Lucília Marcos, Maria Luísa Portocarrero, Paulo Jesus

Hosting Institution: CFUL (U. Lisboa), FLUL (U. Lisboa)

Partner Academic Institutions: CECH (U. Coimbra), CECL (U. Nova Lisboa), CHC (U. Nova Lisboa), CREPAL-‐EA3421 (Paris 3), EHESS (Paris)

Funding Program: FCT, Ministério da Educação e Ciência, Portugal




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DAY 1 – March 3

9.00 – 9.30 Welcome Desk and Registration 9.30 – 10.00 Opening Session – Amphitheatre III

Dean of the Faculty of Letters: Paulo Alberto Director of the Philosophy Center of Lisbon University: Pedro Calafate PI of the Research Project Poetics of Selfhood: Paulo Jesus

10.00 – 11.15

Table 1 – Amphitheatre III (25’ x2 + 20’ discussion) Chair: Paulo Jesus Catherine Dumas (Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris 3), Nomadisme en poésie : parcours croisés d’un sujet errant chez Al Berto, Edouard Glissant et Gilberto Mendonça Teles Johann Michel (Ehess, Paris), Evénement biographique et événement biographique dérivé : Approche phénoménologique et sociologique

11.15 – 11.30 Coffee break

11.30 – 13.00 Table 2 – Amphitheatre III (20’ x3 + 30’ discussion) Chair: João Emanuel Diogo Fernando Silva (Centro de Filosofia-‐U. Lisboa), Lembrança e esquecimento.

Sobre o processo de formação da identidade absoluta na “Recensão a Aenesidemus” de J. G. Fichte

Victor Gonçalves (Centro de Filosofia-‐U. Lisboa), Michel Foucault: Mort de l’auteur et subjectivation

Vanessa Martins (U. Beira Interior), Ethical Implications of Narrative: A reflection based on Aristotle and Paul Ricoeur

Table 3 – room 5.2 (20’ x4 + 10’ discussion) Chair: Inês Lima Giuseppe Perri (Université libre de Bruxelles), The Prologue of Narcissus by H. Skovoroda as

a poetic, philosophical, and autobiographical testament Juan Carlos Barrasús (U. Complutense de Madrid), The impossibility of a unified personal

narrative in Dostoievski’s ‘The Double’ António Mendes (U. Católica Portuguesa, Braga), ‘White and Red’: An aesthetical

hermeneutics of ‘life that flees by’ Matías Rodríguez (U. Santiago de Compostela), The artist as a cartographer: Paractatic

heteronomy and hypotactic identity in the work of Enrique Vila-‐Matas

13.00 – 14.30 Lunch for Conference participants at Canto das Letras Restaurant




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14.30 – 16.00

Table 4 – Amphitheatre III (20’ x4 + 10’ discussion) Chair: Fernando Silva Diana Adele Martin (U. Groningen), Multiple Selves Or Pessoa’s Reliance On

Grammar For Obtaining An Ontological Upgrade Martinho Soares (CLEPUL-‐Lisboa), "Não sei quantas almas tenho": a

fragmentação lírica e narrativa do eu em Fernando Pessoa Raquel Guerra (FL-‐U. Lisboa), Heteronímia e Despersonalização em Fernando

Pessoa e Walt Whitman Teresa Jorge Ferreira (IELT/U. Nova de Lisboa), Landscape and saudade:

convergences between the representations of Portugal and the self in Teixeira de Pascoaes’ poetry

Table 5 – room 5.2 (20’ x3 + 30’ discussion) Chair: Helena Jesus Rozenn le Berre (Institut catholique de Lille), Expression(s) du deuil : « La science

impossible de l’être unique » Claudia Baracchi (U. Milano-‐Bicocca), The painter and the Art of Life Clare Davies (Goldsmiths, University of London), Seizures: A Challenge to Narrative

Identity


16.30 – 17.55 Table 6 – Amphitheatre III (20’ x4 + 5’ discussion) Chair: Victor Gonçalves Helena Carvalho (CLEPUL-‐Lisboa), A identidade narrativa em Paul Ricoeur: do

texto poético à poética do eu Ricardo Gil Soeiro (FL-‐U. Lisboa), Um Sopro de Vida no Coração do Espanto:

Água Viva (1973), de Clarice Lispector Miguel Vieira (Heythrop College, University of London), Writing and Dying at the

Limit: Rilke’s Neue Gedichte Nuno Crespo (IHA/U. Nova de Lisboa), Exercícios e transformações do olhar:

Rilke e o Einsehen

Table 7 – room 5.2 (20’ x4 + 5’ discussion) Chair: Arthur Ferreira Meekyoung Lee (Ewha Womans University, Korea), Narrative Identities in the

Mamasphere of Korea Kamila Ciepiela (University of Lodz, Poland), Conversational narratives as vicissitudes of

human intentions in the community of practice Maria Jorge Ferro (FPCE-‐U. Coimbra), Das tuas memórias a uma narrativa partilhada – ou

uma investigação em torno desta língua que (não) nos une Maria Formosinho (U. Portucalense) & Diana Valléscar (U. Aberta, Lisboa), Construção da

identidade em Narrativas digitais

18.00 – 19.00 Amphitheatre III – Plenary Session with the Portuguese Poet and Literary Critic – Ana Luísa Amaral Chair: Catherine Dumas & Discussant: Adília Carvalho

19.00 – 19.30 Amphitheatre III – “Confessional Acts” – short film by Ana Barroso (17’), starring Vanda Franco




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20.00 … Social and recreational activities in Lisbon city center

DAY 2 – March 4

9.30 – 10.45 Table 8 – room 5.2 (20’ x3 + 15’ discussion) Chair: Diana Valléscar Nuria Sánchez (Universidade Complutense de Madrid), L’autre que je suis. La

communication et ses aberrations chez les dialogues de Rousseau Sandra Coelho (FCSH-‐Universidade Nova de Lisboa), O “eu” rousseauniano Tânia Moreira (FL-‐Universidade do Porto), The Autobiographical as an Aesthetic

Pact in Doomed Love by Camilo Castelo Branco

Table 9 – room 2.13 (20’ x3 + 15’ discussion) Chair: Diana A. Martin Francesco Migliacio (Università di Torino), Self-‐Narration in Saviano's Gomorrah Jorge Humberto Dias (CEF, Universidade Católica Portuguesa), A importância do processo

narrativo na teoria ética contemporânea de Julían Marías Rui Coelho (U. Nova Lisboa), A Construção do Eu como Participação Política


11.00 – 11.55

Table 10 – room 5.2 (20’ x2 + 20’ discussion) Chair: Johann Michel James Day (Université catholique de Louvain), Narrative, authorship, and development: On the poetics of becoming a person Michaël Foessel (Ecole polytechnique, Paris), Le récit du soi

12.00 – 13.00 Room 5.2 – Plenary Session with the Portuguese Poet and Anthropologist – Luís Quintais

Chair: Catherine Dumas & Discussant: Paulo Jesus





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14.30 – 16.00

Table 11 – room 5.2 (20’ x4 + 10’ discussion) Chair: Luís Manuel Bernardo Ricardo Souza (UFRJ, Brasil), Um momento fundador da subjetividade: o

surgimento do eu interior a partir da representação do corpo devastado no palco de Sófocles

Sofia Carvalho (FL-‐U. Lisboa), O exílio interior como jogo de reflexos em Antero de Quental – uma leitura das Cartas e das Poesias Lúgubres

Rui Esteves (FL-‐U. Lisboa), Uma conversa com George Steiner: o Eu do Mundo, o Eu da Obra

João Emanuel Diogo (CECH/U. Coimbra), Are you housed in me or not? – Power, identity and hermeneutics

Table 12 – room 2.13 (20’ x4 + 10’ discussion) Chair: Maria Lucília Marcos Sara Matetich (University of Salermo), A Person of One’s Own. From Paul Ricoeur to

Virginia Woolf Maria Teresa Teixeira (CF-‐U. Lisboa), Ressonâncias bergsonianas na escrita de V. Woolf Katji Lindberg (University College of Art, Craft and Design, Stockholm), Ricoeur and

Kristeva: how does affect and semantic content interact in poetry and narrative structures?

Flavia Trocoli (UFRJ, Brasil), Vertigem e dispersão: o “Eu” em Clarice Lispector e em Virginia Woolf


16.30 – 17.55 Table 13 – room 5.2 (20’ x4 + 5’ discussion) Chair: Maria João Cantinho Maria Luísa Portocarrero (CECH / U. Coimbra), Identidade narrativa e

envelhecimento Paula Ponce Leão (CECH / U. Coimbra), Identidade Narrativa e Desejo do Outro: da

Psicoterapia à Hermenêutica Luís Manuel Bernardo (FCSH / U. Nova de Lisboa), Comment peut-‐on parler de soi:

la reprise en tant que condition narrative Marisa Henriques (U. Coimbra), O “eu” como ferida benigna aberta ou a escrita

como necessidade visceral

Table 14 – room 2.13 (20’ x4 + 05’ discussion) Chair: José Manuel Martins El Hadji Omar (Senegal), Do “Eu” do autor ao “eu” do narrador ou da dissimulação à

semelhança em Manhã Submersa de Vergílio Ferreira Bruno Béu de Carvalho (CF-‐U.Lisboa), Vergílio Ferreira: a ‘possibilidade poética’ do «eu»

e o ‘negativo interrogativo’ da narração/identidade Ricardo Santos (CECL-‐U. Nova de Lisboa), Potencialmente Amor, segundo Robert Walser Bruno Venâncio (LIF-‐U.Coimbra), O desconsolo de se ser um «aí»

18.00 – 19.00 Room 5.2 – Plenary Session with the Portuguese Novelist – Mário Cláudio Chair: Catherine Dumas & Discussant: Martinho Soares

19.00 – 19.30 Room 5.2 – “Earth as Event” – short film by Romy Castro




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DAY 3 –March 5

9.30 – 10.45 Table 15 – room 5.2 (20’ x3 + 15’ discussion) Chair: Miguel Vieira Marion Renauld (Archives Poincaré, U. de Lorraine), Why Self-‐Writing? A

Pragmatist Approach of (Literary) Autofiction Daniel Rodrigues (U. Poitiers), A Voz em Obra. Estudo sobre as relações entre o eu

e as obras completas de Manuel Bandeira e Herberto Hélder Alexia Bretas (U. Campinas, Brasil), The Penelope work of forgetting: Image,

memory, and history in Walter Benjamin

Table 16 – room 2.13 (20’ x3 + 15’ discussion) Chair: Margarida Medeiros Francesca Negro (CEC-‐U. Lisboa), Body-‐Person-‐Subject. The Literature of the Body and

the Body as Literature Felipe Cammaert (CEC-‐U. Lisboa), Mémoire, identité et construction autoriale chez

António Lobo Antunes Agnès Levécot (Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris 3), Mémoires individualisées dans le roman

portugais post-‐25 avril


11.00 – 11.55

Table 17 – room 5.2 (20’ x2 + 20’ discussion) Chair: James Day Michèle Leclerc-‐Olive (Ehess, Paris), Poétique de soi et expérience-‐limite Paulo Jesus (Centro de Filosofia-‐U. Lisboa), The aesthetics of experience: On being-‐in-‐stories and becoming an artwork

12.00 – 13.00 Room 5.2 – Plenary Session with the Portuguese Novelist – Lídia Jorge

Chair: Catherine Dumas & Discussant: Agnès Levécot





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14.30 – 16.00

Table 18 – room 5.2 (20’ x4 + 10’ discussion) Chair: Daniel Rodrigues Gonçalo Marcelo (CECH-‐U. Coimbra & CHC-‐U. Nova de Lisboa), De l’indistinction

entre idées et récits. L’imagination narrative chez Gonçalo M. Tavares José Manuel Martins (U. Évora), Aprender a ipseidade na era da técnica: sobre o

arquipélago literário de Gonçalo M. Tavares Rui Cunha (FL-‐U. Porto), Identidade narrativa Janyne Sattler (UF de Santa Maria, Brasil), Experiencing Lives: Literature, Morality

and the Lives of Animals

Table 19 – room 2.13 (20’ x4 + 10’ discussion) Chair: Martinho Soares Arthur Arruda (UFRJ, Brasil), A factory of subjectivities and worlds: following the clues of

an applied psychology division Ângelo Cardita (U. Laval, Québec), Mens et vox – para uma poética litúrgica (ritual) do Eu Luiza Lima (FPCE-‐U. Coimbra), Conta-‐me como tem sido: A perceção de adolescentes

institucionalizados relativa à experiência de contarem as suas estórias de vida Margarida Medeiros (U. Nova Lisboa), Identité et “archéologie”: les images d’archive et

leur utilisation dans la pratique artistique contemporaine

16.00 – 16.30 Coffee break 16.30 – 17.55 Table 20 – room 5.2 (20’ x4 + 5’ discussion)

Chair: Agnès Levécot Catarina Almeida (FL-‐U. Porto & CREPAL, Paris 3), Des pèlerinages comme des

néons dans le désert : Pour une approche queer dans l’œuvre d’Al Berto Adília Carvalho (ILC-‐U. Porto & CREPAL, Paris 3), Personagens em busca identitária

na ficção de Maria Velho da Costa Inês Lima (CREPAL, Paris 3), Exclusão em Myra, de Maria Velho da Costa: a

invenção de si como forma de sobrevivência Helena Jesus (CREPAL, Paris 3 & CLEPUL-‐Lisboa), Fiction poétique et hétérocosmos :

L’ouverture des mondes possibles

Table 21 – room 2.13 (20’ x4 + 5’ discussion) Chair: Gonçalo Marcelo João Duarte (FCSH-‐U. Nova de Lisboa), Testemunhar pelo Imemorial: Luto e

Esquecimento em Rui Nunes Maria Augusta Babo (CECL / U. Nova de Lisboa), Configurações da subjetividade Maria João Cantinho (IADE, Lisboa), Rui Nunes: uma poética da desconstrução narrativa

e a fragmentação do “eu” Maria Lucília Marcos (CECL / U. Nova Lisboa), O desenho é uma escrita. Sobre as meninas

de Paula Rego e Agustina Bessa-‐Luís

18.00 – 18.45 Room 5.2 – Business Meeting (everyone invited) & Future Plans for the Poetics of Selfhood

18.45 – 19.00

Room 5.2 – Closing Session


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