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BIOBIBLIOGRAPHY
James R. Watson, photographer and philosopher.
Layton School of Art, professional photography, 1961;
Marquette University, majors in philosophy and psychology, A.B. 1966;
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, M.A. in philosophy, 1969;
Southern Illinois University, Ph.D. in philosophy, 1973.
James R. Watson is professor of philosophy at Loyola University, New Orleans and President of the "Society for the Philosophic Study of Genocide and the Holocaust" - www.loyno.edu/~spsgh. His recent books are: Between Auschwitz and Tradition: The Postmodern Task of Thinking; Portraits of American Continental Philosophers; and Contemporary Portrayals of Auschwitz: Philosophical Challenges. He has published extensively on, among others, Heidegger and Nietzsche; and on modern "ism's" as marxism, existentialism, postmodernism and feminism. The photographic works are in many private collections in the United States, Germany and Italy.
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BOOKS
2000
"Contemporary Portrayals of Auschwitz and Genocide", eds. James R. Watson, Alan Rosenberg, and Detlef Linke, New York: Humanity Books
1999
"Continental Philosophers in America", ed. with photographs by James R. Watson, Bloomington: Indiana University Press
"Amerikanische PhilosophInnen in Selbstdarstellungen", trans. Erik M. Vogt, vol. 3 of "Neue Amerikanische Philosophie" series, Wien/A: Turia+Kant
1997
"Die Auschwitz Galaxy", German translation of "Between Auschwitz and Tradition" by Erik M. Vogt, vol. 2 of "Neue Amerikanische Philosophie" series, Wien/A: Turia+Kant
VIDEOTAPES
"The Many Nietzsches", March 24, 1995, public lecture filmed by the University of Winnipeg/CA
"Philosophy After Auschwitz?" March 24, 1995, public lecture filmed by the University of Winnipeg/CA
"The Poor and the Criminal Justice System", April 1977, Hope House Inc., New Orleans/La.
"Labor and the Humanities", March 8, 1977, Panarama Productions, Baton Rouge/La.
"Work in the South", May 29, 1976, Panarama Productions, Baton Rouge/La.
"Philosophical Implications of Work Incentive Legislation", July 23, 1976, Panarama Productions, Baton Rouge/La.
PHOTOGRAPHY
"Over 300 of my photographs have been published in scholarly books. The integration of photographic image and theoretical texts has been one of my special philosophical projects for the last twenty years". J. R. W.
2000
"Images / Texts ... Imaging", listed as a Special Event for the IAPL 2000 conference, May 9-13, 2000 at State University of New York at Stony Brook. Exhibition of fifty 16" x 20" photographs with accompanying texts authored-composed by James R. Watson. This exhibition will become part of SUNY at Stony Brook's permanent photographic collection.
1999
Forbes and Associates, McKinleyview/Ca., Febr. 22, 1999 to March 19, 1999, exhibition of a series of ten 16" x 20" black and white photographs
1993
Forty photographs used as stage projections for the performance of "Razzle Dazzle and Other Jazz". Director Francine Tuft Peterson, Loyola University, Jan. 29-30, 1993
1989
Nine photographic transparencies used for the set projections of "The Crucible". Director: Francine Tuft Peterson, Loyola University, March 2-4, 1989
Twenty photographs used for the staging of "La Voix Humaine". Director: Francine Tuft Peterson, Loyola University, May 11-13, 1989
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