Owen Hulatt
Senior Lecturer
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Profile
Biography
I undertook my PhD here at the University of York before becoming a teaching fellow shortly thereafter.
Departmental roles
- Library rep
Research
Overview
My research interests are in the following areas: Frankfurt School Critical Theory; Adorno; Post-Kantian Idealism; Anti-Humanism; Spinoza; Analytic Aesthetics; Althusser; Aleatory Materialism.
Projects
- I am currently working on profundity in literature and music, as well as papers on Adorno's conception of mimesis, the relationship between artworks and ideology, and problems of inherence in Spinoza's metaphysics.
- I am working on a book on Althusser's aleatory materialism, which should also draw on theories of creativity and joint intention.
Publications
Full publications list
Monographs
- Adorno’s Theory of Aesthetic and Philosophical Truth: Texture and Performance. Columbia University Press. Forthcoming.
Papers
- "Reason, Mimesis, and Self-Preservation in Adorno". Journal of the History of Philosophy. Forthcoming.
- "The Problem of Modernism and Critical Refusal: Bradley/Lamarque on Form-Content Unity" The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism. Forthcoming.
- “Critical Theory as a Legacy of Post-Kantianism”. (Co-authored with James Clarke). British Journal of the History of Philosophy. Volume 22, Issue 6, 2014.
- "Adorno, Interpretation, and the Body". International Journal of Philosophical Studies, Volume 23, Issue 1, 2015.
- "Normative Impulsivity: Adorno on Ethics and the Body". International Journal of Philosophical Studies, Volume 22, Issue 5, 2014.
- "Sub-Abstract Bodies: The epistemic and ethical role of the body-mind relationship in Adorno's Philosophy". International Journal of Philosophical Studies. Forthcoming.
- ‘Interpretation & Circularity– Justificatory Issues in Adorno's Epistemology’. Forthcoming in Constellations.
- "Recognition and Anti-Humanist Irony". Critical Horizons. Forthcoming.
Translations
- ‘Rejoinder’ by Axel Honneth. Critical Horizons, Vol. 16, Issue 2.
Book chapters
- “Critique through Autonomy: Of Monads and Mediation in Adorno’s Aesthetic theory” in Aesthetic and Artistic Autonomy, (Bloomsbury: 2013)
Edited collections
- Aesthetic and Artistic Autonomy. Bloomsbury 2013.
