Anne Fairchild Pomeroy

Program in Philosophy and Religion

Arts and Humanities K150

Richard Stockton College

Pomona, NJ 08240

(609) 652-4612 anne.pomeroy@stockton.edu

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Philosophy Fordham University, 1999 (GPA 4.0)

Post Graduate work Columbia University, 1993-4

M.A., Philosophy Columbia University, 1989

B.A., Philosophy & Music Connecticut College, 1981

HONORS AND AWARDS

Stockton College:

• ARHU Faculty Member of the Year Award, Student Senate, 2003-2004.

• Award for Exceptional Teaching, Stockton Federation of Teachers, 2003.

• Nominated for Teacher of the Year for the division of ARHU, 2003

• Distinguished Faculty Fellowship, 2001

• Nominated for Teacher of the Year for the division of ARHU, 2000

• Research and Professional Development Project Funding, 2000

• Research and Professional Development Project Funding, 1999

Fordham University:

• Fordham University Alumni Dissertation Fellowship 1997-1998

• Teaching Fellow of the Year Award, 1994

• Teaching Fellowship, 1994-1995

• Graduate Assistantship 1993

• Presidential Scholarship, 1992-1995

• Bennett Fellowship (prestigious fellowship award), 1992-1993

Connecticut College:

• Phi Beta Kappa

• Magna Cum Laude

• Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship Award in the Humanities

• Mahan Music Prize

• Suzanne K. Langer Award in Philosophy

• Department of Music Prize

PUBLICATIONS

Books

• (Currently compiling notes for Time and Revolutionary Consciousness.)

• Marx and Whitehead: Process, Dialectics, and the Critique of Capitalism, (January 2004, SUNY Press).

Articles

• "Why Marx, Why Now? A Recollection of Dunayevskaya's Power of Negativity," Cultural Logic, 2004. http://eserver.org/clogic/2004/2004.html

• "Reflections on Curtis' Process Via Marx," Process Studies, 33.1, (2004)
  

• "Capitalism and Inauthenticity: A Marxian Reinscription of Being and Time," Current Studies in Phenomenology and Hermeneutics, Forthcoming.

• "The Social Significance of Michel Foucault's Dialectical Negations," Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture, Volume V, Number 2 (2001), 187-202.
  

• "Capitalism and the Price of Freedom," Forthcoming on www.valuenet.org - The website for the Conference on Value Inquiry.

• "Process Philosophy and the Possibility of Critique," Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Volume 15, Number 1 (2001), 33-49.

• "Process and Production: Whiteheadian Ontology and the Critique of Capitalism," Internet posting at the website of the Society for the Study of Process Philosophies http://www.processphilosophy.org, October 2000.
  

Proceedings

• "Sartre's Flaubert: Literary Criticism and the Recovery of Marx' Dialectic," in Proceedings of Radical Philosophy Association Conference, November 1997.

• "Commentary on Time, Labor, and Social Domination by Moishe Postone," in Proceedings of Radical Philosophy Association, November 1994.
  

Book Reviews and Notices

• Book Notices for The Way of Water and Sprouts of Virtue, by Sarah Allen; Philosophy's Second Revolution, by D.S. Clarke; and Prismatic Thought, by Peter Uwe Hohendahl. International Philosophical Quarterly, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 2: June 1998.
  

Other

• "Changing Institutional Priorities," article in the Institute for the Study of College Teaching Newsletter, November 2001.

• Guest Editor for Arts and Humanities, for issue, Institute for the Study of College Teaching Newsletter, November 2000.

PRESENTATIONS

Papers

• "Rethinking Prejudice and Privilege: on Race and Class," Distinguished Lecture Program at the Milton and Betty Katz Jewish Community Center of Atlantic County, Margate, NJ: August 12, 2004.


• "Plato's Gorgias and the Responsibility of Educators," Hellenic Studies Lecture Series, Richard Stockton College, Pomona, NJ: February 21, 2004.

• "Ten Good Reasons Why Marxists Should be Interested in Process Philosophy," Rethinking Marxism Conference (International Conference for Marxism), Amherst, MA: November 6, 2003.

• "Raya Dunayevskaya: Absolute Idea and Class Consciousness," National Conference of the Radical Philosophy Association, Providence, RI: November 10, 2002.

• "Process and Production: Whiteheadian Ontology and the Critique of Capitalism," Group Session of the Society for the Study of Process Philosophies, Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, New York, NY: December 28, 2000.

• "Process Thought and the Progress of Technology," National Conference of the Radical Philosophy Association, Chicago, IL: November 3, 2000.

• "Capitalism and the Price of Freedom," 28th Annual Conference on Value Inquiry: Values in an Age of Globalization, Lamar, TX: April 15, 2000.

• "Capitalism and the Possibility of Existential Freedom," MidSouth Philosophy Conference, Memphis, TN: February 26, 2000. 

• "Hegel, Marx, and Processive Consciousness as Revolutionary Consciousness," Group Session of the Society for Philosophical Study of Marxism, Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, Boston, MA: December 28, 1999.

• "Sartre's Flaubert: Literary Criticism and Praxis-Process as the Recovery of Marx's Dialectic," (Rewritten and expanded) PAIDEIA: Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, Boston, MA: August 15, 1998.

• "Sartre's Flaubert: Literary Criticism and the Recovery of Marx's Dialectic," (Revised) North American Sartre Society, Atlanta, Georgia: October 4, 1997.

• "Sartre's Flaubert: Literary Criticism and the Recovery of Marx's Dialectic," National Conference of the Radical Philosophy Association, West Lafayette, Indiana: November 1996.

• "Sartre's Flaubert: Literary Criticism and the Recovery of Marx's Dialectic," Socialist Scholar's Conference, N Y, NY: April 1996.

Commentaries

• Commentary on Piero Pinzauti's "Grammatical Confusions - and their Dissolution: Karl Marx and Ludwig Wittgenstein," Socialist Scholars Conference, New York, NY: April 12, 2002.

• Commentary on Rick Kamber's "Teaching Camus' The Stranger," New Jersey Regional Philosophy Association Conference, Felician College, Lodi, NJ: November 17, 2001.

• Commentary on Gregory Sadler's "Subject and Reason in Hobbes' Leviathan," MidSouth Philosophy Conference, Memphis, TN: February 26, 2000.

• Commentary on Suzanne Antley's "The Role of Emotions in the Law and an Indicator of the Law's Moral System," MidSouth Philosophy Conference, Memphis, TN: March 6, 1999.

• Commentary on Time, Labor, and Social Domination by Moishe Postone, National Conference of the Radical Philosophy Association, November 1994.
  

Chairs

• Chair for a panel on "Dialectics and Overdetermination," Rethinking Marxism Conference, Amherst, MA: November 6, 2003.

• Chair for a panel on "Race, Truth, and Power: Ideas on Philosophic Racism," National Conference of the Radical Philosophy Association, Providence, RI: November 10, 2002.

• Chair for a panel on "Benjamin's Arcades and the Commodification of Everyday Life," National Conference of the Radical Philosophy Association, Chicago, IL: November 4, 2000.

• Chair for "Deconstructive Marxism and Poststructuralist Anarchism: Conceptions of the Political in Derrida and Foucault," Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, New York, NY: December 1995.

Other

• Moderator for panel breakout session on "The College as Community," SFT Fall Faculty Workshop, Richard Stockton College, Pomona, NJ: August 31, 2004.


• Reading of the Poetry of Denise Levertov for the Day of Poetry Against War in Iraq, Richard Stockton College, Pomona, NJ: February 12, 2003.

• "The Irrationality of War," Teach-in Against War in Iraq, Richard Stockton College, Pomona, NJ: November 21, 2002.

• "Jean-Paul Sartre's Huis Clos," presentation of Lee Gardner's original translation of Huis Clos - resulting from Independent Study, Day of Scholarship, Richard Stockton College, Pomona, NJ: April 10, 2002.

• "Writing Skills," Winter Institute of the Fordham University Higher Education Opportunities Program, Bronx, NY: January 5, 1998.

• "Philosophy of Human Nature," Fordham University Higher Education Opportunities Program, Bronx, NY: October 28, 1997.

• "Writing Skills," Winter Institute of the Fordham University Higher Education Opportunities Program, Bronx, NY: January 1997.

ONGOING RESEARCH

I am presently compiling notes for my second book on Time and Revolutionary Consciousness. This book will pick up where the first left off - addressing the question of what alterations to consciousness itself occur within and due to the structural functioning of the capitalist mode of social relations, how such consciousness displays the same contradictions as the "economic" structure, and hence, how it is possible to develop a coherent notion of the emergence of class consciousness even within (in fact on account of) social ideology. In short, the book addresses how real human freedom is possible.

I am still working on a paper for publication on the link between existentialism and process philosophy. This project has become much more extensive than I has originally intended. The material in this paper will feature prominently in a chapter of my second book. I am presently researching a paper on Walter Benjamin's notion of the dialectical image as revolutionary praxis. That too will become part of the second book. I have just developed an abstract for a presentation paper "Sartre and the Ethics of Activism."

TEACHING

The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Pomona, NJ:

Assistant Professor of Philosophy 1999-present

Philosophy courses:

• Introduction to Philosophy

• Social and Political Philosophy

• African-American Philosophy

• Senior Seminar: Process Philosophy

• Plato's Dialogues

General Studies courses:

• Philosophy of the Other (Freshman Seminar)

• Philosophy of Human Nature (Freshman Seminar)

• Existentialism and Film

Independent Studies:

• Sartre's The Condemned of Altona (Spring and Fall 2004) translation project.

• Marx's Das Kapital (Spring 2004)

• Marx's Das Kapital (Fall 2003)

• The Koran (Summer 2003)

• Sartre's Les Mains Sales (Fall 2002-Fall 2003)

• Modern Philosophy (Summer 2002)

• Heidegger's Being and Time (Spring 2002 and Spring 2003)

• Sartre's Huis Clos, resulted in original student translation presented at Day of Scholarship April 10, 2002. (Spring 2002)

• Sartre's Search for Method (Fall 2001 - Spring 2002)

• Plato's dialogues (Summer 2001)

• Sartre's "Existentialism is a Humanism," original student translation (Spring 2000- Spring 2001)

• In the fall of 1999 I was participant in the Institute for the Study of College Teaching

Fordham University, Bronx, NY:
Adjunct Instructor of Philosophy, 1998-1999 and 1995-1996
Teaching Fellow 1994-1995

Pace University, White Plains and Pleasantville, NY:
Adjunct Instructor of Philosophy (Pleasantville), Spring 1995 and Summer 1995
Adjunct Instructor of Philosophy (White Plains) Summer 1994
SERVICE

College:

• Fall 2004                             New Faculty Mentor

• September 200                     Faculty Team Leader, First-year Day of Service

• Summer-Fall 2004                Organizing Committee for the SFT Fall Faculty Workshop

• Summer 2004-present          Member of the Action Committee for African American Community in Atlantic City

• Summer 2004                      Summer Orientation and Registration for freshman and transfer students

• Fall 2003                             Member of Task force on Alcohol on Campus

• Fall 2003-Spring 2004           Member of Committee for Dialogues on Civic Engagement in the

•                                           Freshman Year (grant initiative for Dialogues on Democracy)

• Summer 2003                      Summer Orientation and Registration for freshman and transfer students

• Fall 2002-present                 Member of the Executive Committee of the Stockton Federation of Teachers

• Summer 2002                      Participant in Bildner Campus Diversity Workshop (grant initiative)

• Fall 2002                            New Faculty Mentor for Gorica Majstorovic

• Summer 2002                     Summer Orientation and Registration for transfer students

• Summer 2002-2003             Member of the Curriculum Subcommittee on the First Year Experience for Vision 2010

• 2001-present                      Program representative, Subcommittee on Assessment of Student Learning

• October 2001-                    Member of the Campus Hearing Board

• September 2004

• September 2001                 Division Representative at the American Association for Higher Education Conference, Scottsdale, AZ

• 2001-2003                         Admissions Interviewer for the Teachers Education Program

• Spring-Fall 2001                 Committee for Student Life for Middle State Review,

•                                         Chair of Sub-Committee for the Educational Opportunities Fund Program

• Fall 2000                           ARHU Editor for the Institute for the Study of College Teaching Newsletter

• 2000 ARHU                     Research Groups' Coordinator for the Institute for the Study of College Teaching

• Fall 2000, 2003-04             Division representative for Faculty-Student Committee on Graduation

• 2000-present                     Open House Presenter for the program in Philosophy and Religion

• Fall 2000-2003                  Division representative for Administration and Finance Committee

• Fall 1999-present              Program Representative for the Faculty Assembly

Student:

• 2002-present                    Faculty facilitator for student club, Gaming Guild

• 2001-present                    Faculty sponsor of the "Philosophy Goes to the Movies" for Stockton Philosophical Society. Included presentations to introduce films:                                             The Matrix, (March 2001), The Usual Suspects (November 2002),  Run Lola Run (March 2002), Bullworth (November 2002),                                                   Donnie Darko (March 2003), Identity (October 2003)

• 2000-2001                        Faculty Co-Facilitator for the Student Group, Change

• 1999-present                    Faculty Co-Facilitator for Stockton Philosophical Society

Professional:

• 2004-5                              Program Committee for National Meeting 2005, American Catholic Philosophical Association (by invitation of the president elect).

• 2003-4                              Program Committee for National Meeting 2004, Radical Philosophy Association

• 2002-3                              Search Committee for Coordinator, Radical Philosophy Association

• 2001-present                     Co-Chair, Eastern Div. Program Committee, Society for the Philosophical Study of Marxism

• 1994-1999                         Membership Coordinator, Radical Philosophy Association

• 1995-1999                         Compiler, Directory of Members, Radical Philosophy Association

• 1997                                 Advisory Committee, Radical Philosophy Association

• 1995-1996                         Program Committee for National Meeting 1996, Radical Philosophy Association

MEMBERSHIP

Professional:

• Invited member of the Marxist Theory Colloquium, New York University, Center for European Studies & Professor Bertell Ollman

• The American Philosophical Association

• The American Catholic Philosophical Association

• Center for Process Studies

• The Radical Philosophy Association

• The Sartre Society

• Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy

• Society for the Philosophical Study of Marxism

• Society for Social Philosophy

• Society for the Study of Process Philosophies

Other

• Friends of Hellenic Studies, Richard Stockton College

• Amnesty International

• Stockton Federation of Teachers