9:00
AM
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Major Speaker |
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Prof. Aaron
Lazare, M.D., Chancellor and Dean, University of Massachusetts Medical School
"Apology and
Forgiveness"
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Hogan Ballroom
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| 10:00 AM |
Break
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| 10:15 AM |
Concurrent Panels
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1. "Forgiveness
and the Crimes of Our Ancestors" -
PANEL CANCELED |
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Speaker:
Prof. Michel-Rolph Trouillot, Anthropology University of Chicago
- UNABLE TO ATTEND
"Abortive
Rituals: Historical Apologies in the Global Era."
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Speaker: Deadria Farmer-Paellmann, Lawyer/Activist
- UNABLE TO ATTEND
"Forgiveness
and the Question of African American Slave Reparations."
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Rehm Library, Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture
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2.
"Responding to Sexual Violence: Forgiveness Versus Justice, or Forgiveness
as Opportunity for Justice?" |
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Speaker:
Rev. Marie Fortune, Center for Prevention of Sexual Violence
- UNABLE TO ATTEND
"Forgiveness
and Violence Against Women."
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Speaker: Prof. Ann Chih Lin, Ford School of Public Policy, University
of Michigan
"Remorse,
Rehabilitation, and Criminal Justice."
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Speaker: Prof. David Livingston, Mercyhurst College
"Forgiveness as Re-Conciliation: Responding Responsibly to Male Violence."
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Hogan Suite A
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3. "The Genesis of Forgiveness" |
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Speaker: Prof. John Hamilton, Classics, College of the Holy Cross
"Vengeance, Rage, and Reconciliation: Homer and an Ancient Greek Perspective."
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Speaker: Prof. Frederick Murphy, Scripture, College of the Holy Cross
"Seventy-times Seven: Forgiveness in the Teaching of Jesus."
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Speaker: Prof. Roxanne Euben, Political Theory, Wellesley College
"Reinterpretation and the Politics of Forgivness: the Political Thought of
Hannah Arendt."
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Hogan 402
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4. "Christian Notions of Forgiveness in Light of the Holocaust" |
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Speaker: Prof. James Bernauer, S.J., Philosophy, Boston College "After
Christendom: The Holocaust and Catholicism’s Current Search for Forgiveness."
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Respondents: Prof. Larry Cahoone, Philosophy, College of the Holy Cross,
and Prof. William Stempsey, S.J., Philosophy, College of the Holy Cross
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Hogan 401
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Noon Lunch
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| 1:30 PM |
Interfaith Prayer Service
and Blessing of the Rehm Library and the Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture
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| 2:15 PM |
Concurrent Panels
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1. "Forgiveness
and the Aftermath of Contemporary Crimes Against Humanity"
Rescheduled for Nov 8, 2001, 4 PM, Rehm Library in Smith Hall |
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Speaker: Marguerite Feitlowitz, Independent Scholar
"Argentina: Forgiveness(?) in the Face of Impunity."
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Speaker: Prof. Anita Isaacs, Stinnes Professor of Global Studies Haverford
College
"Guatemala and the Challenges of Forgiveness."
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Rehm Library, Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture
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2. "Psychological
and Interpersonal Aspects of Forgiveness" |
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Speaker: Prof. Catherine Coyle, University of Wisconsin
- UNABLE TO ATTEND; PAPER WILL BE READ
"The Psychological Process of Forgiveness."
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Speaker: Prof. Mark Freeman, College of the Holy Cross
"Narrating Forgiveness: Conscious and Unconscious Dimensions."
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Hogan 401
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3. "Forgiveness
in the Context of Modern Economic and Bureaucratic Structures" |
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Speaker: Anthony J. Bellia, University of Notre Dame Law School
- UNABLE TO ATTEND; PAPER WILL BE READ
"Does the American Legal System Thwart or Encourage Forgiveness?"
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Speaker: Prof. Roberto Rigobon, Economics, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology "Forgiveness and Third World Debt."
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Hogan Suite A
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4. "Is
America a Forgiving Place?" |
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Speaker: Prof. Emerita Elise Boulding, Dartmouth College, former Secretary-General,
International Peace Research Association
"Is America a Forgiving Place?"
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Speaker: Prof. Austin Sarat, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Jurisprudence
and Political Science, Amherst College
"Remorse, Responsibility, and Forgiveness in Popular Culture: An Analysis
of the Film ‘Dead Man Walking.’"
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Hogan 402
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| 3:45 PM |
Break
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| 4:00 PM |
Inter-religious Theological
Forum |
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Speaker: Prof.
Edward Yarnold, S.J., Holy Cross/Oxford University
"Christian Theology and Forgiveness."
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Speaker: Prof.
Solomon Schimmel, Hebrew College
"The Relationship Between Repentance and Forgiveness in Jewish Thought."
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Speaker: Prof.
Abdulaziz Sachedina, University of Virginia
- UNABLE TO ATTEND;
SUBSTITUTE SPEAKER: Mohamed Lazzouni, Director of Interfaith Relations,
The Islamic Society of Greater Worcester
"How Shall We Heal? Restoration Through Forgiveness and Compassion."
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Rehm Library, Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture
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| 5:30 PM |
Break
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| 8:00 PM |
Concert of Sacred Music:
soloists, orchestra, and schola cantorum
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Prof. Eric Culver, Conductor |
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Mozart, Mass in C Major,
K. 220 |
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Mozart, Exultate Jubilate,
K. 165 |
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Mozart, Laudate Domino
from "Solemn Vespers of a Confessor," K. 339 |
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Works for organ and orchestra
featuring the Thomas Appleton Concert Hall Organ |
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Brooks Concert Hall
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The
Holy Cross Bookstore
currently has on display books authored by the Conference speakers.
They will be available for purchase on Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and
on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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