Cfp: "Self, Ego, Person: Commemorating Husserl's 150th Anniversary," Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen, October 8-9, 2009.

Speakers:

• Jocelyn Benoist (Paris/Chicago), "Phenomenological Psychology as Anti-Reductionist Externalism"
• David Carr (Emory, Atlanta), "Temporality and Personality in Husserl"
• Steven Crowell (Rice, Houston): "Subject and Person"
• Natalie Depraz (Rouen): "Self-Givenness and First-Person Givenness"
• John Drummond (Fordham, New York), "Virtuous Persons"
• Sara Heinämaa (Helsinki), "Person: Habituation, Style, and Capacity"
• Dieter Lohmar (Köln), "A History of the Ego - in Husserl’s Phenomenology"
• Eduard Marbach (Bern), "Poor I – Pure or Impure, After All? Husserl's Notion of ‘I’ Revisited"
• Liangkang Ni (Sun Yat-Sen, Guangzhou), "Two Ways of Thinking ‘I’"
• Shigeru Taguchi (Yamagata), "Beyond Plurality and Monistic Origin: the Concept of ‘Primal Ego’ in Husserl"
• Dan Zahavi (Copenhagen): "Self and Other in Husserl"