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John O'Neill
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Canadian and U.K.
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York University
4700 Keele Street
North York, Ontario
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(416)736-5148 ext. 66915 (office) |
(416) 736-5732 (office fax) |
(416) 653-8838 (home) |
(416) 653-7323 (home fax) |
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| E-MAIL: |
joneill@Yorku.ca
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EDUCATION:
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1952-1955
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London School of Economics and Political Science,
B.Sc. (Hons.) (Sociology)
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1955-1956
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University of Notre Dame, M.A. (Political Science)
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1957-1962
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Stanford University, Ph.D. (History of Social
Thought)
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
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Continuing:
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Distinguished Research Professor of Sociology,
York University
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1998-01
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Visiting Research Fellow, Goldsmiths College,
University of London
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1995-01
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Visiting Professor, School of Humanities and
Social Sciences, Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent,
England
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1993-94
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Director, Graduate Programme in Sociology, York
University
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1991-94
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Senior Scholar, Laidlaw Foundation, Toronto,
Children at Risk Programme
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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
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Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association
American Sociological Association
Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy
International Institute of Sociology
International Association for Semiotic Studies
International Association for Philosophy and Literature
Association Internationale des Sociologues de Langue
Francaise
International Sociological Association
Societé des Amis de Montaigne
Renaissance Society of America
Toronto Semiotic Circle
Merleau-Ponty Circle
International Association of Philosophy and Literature
Toronto Psychoanalytic Institute
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GRADUATE FACULTY OF SOCIOLOGY
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1993-94
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Director, Graduate Programme in Sociology Recruiting
Committee
Theory and Methods Examination Committee
Admissions Committee
Colloquium Committee
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Continuing:
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Member of Graduate Faculty in Social and Political
Thought
Member of Graduate Faculty in Philosophy
Adjunct Member in Comparative Literature, School
of Graduate Studies, University of Toronto
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COLLEGE
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Fellow of Founders College since 1964
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HONOURS AND AWARDS
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1997-02
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Honorary Visiting Professor School of Social
and International Studies, University of Sunderland,
U.K.
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1994-
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John O'Neill Teaching Award instituted in the
Department of Sociology
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1991-94
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Senior Scholar, the Laidlaw Foundation, Toronto
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1990-91
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President of the Toronto Semiotic Circle
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1990
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Visiting Scholar at the Center for Research in
the Humanities, University of Copenhagen, Denmark,
18-25 March 1990
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GRANTS
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1992-93
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Laidlaw Foundation Grant for Study of Children
at Risk, $25,000
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1991-92
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Laidlaw Foundation Grant for Study of Children
at Risk, $15,000
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1990-91
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Member of the Royal Society of Canada Global
Change Programme, Health Issues Panel, $23,492
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1989-90
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SSHRC Grant for Textual Studies in Psychoanalysis,
$30,204
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
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2000-
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Co-editor, The Journal of Classical Sociology
International Advisory Board, Sociology,
Journal of the British Sociological Association
Chair, External Review Committee on Department
of Humanities, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver,
12-14 January, 2000
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1972-
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Continuing: Co-editor, Philosophy of the Social
Sciences,
Board Member, Theory Culture and Society,
Human Studies
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1998-
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Editorial Board, European Journal of Social
Theory
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1995-
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Associate Editor, Body and Society
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1993-
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NEH Summer Institute Seminarist on the Philosophy
of Giambattista Vico, Institute for Vico Studies,
Emory University, Atlanta
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1991-93
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Member of the Royal Society of Canada Program
for Global Change, Health Issues Panel
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1989-90
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President, Toronto Semiotic Circle and International
Summer School for Structure and Semiotic Studies
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TEACHING
Graduate Courses Taught : York University
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2000-01
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Religion, Law and Psychoanalysis: Genealogies
of Violence
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1998-00
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Theories of Social Justice
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1997-98
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The Pleasure of the Text: Freud/Derrida
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1996-97
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Theory of the Text: The Primal Scene of Theorizing
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1995-96
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Hegel's Dialetic of Recognition and Desire
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1994-95
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Theory of the Text: Beyond the Pleasure Principle
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1993-94
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Administration
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1992-93
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Sabbatical Leave
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1988-92
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Theory of the Text: Freud's Five Case Histories
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Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences,
Staffordshire University, U.K.
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2000-01
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Bataille: Violence and Excess
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1998-00
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Cyberdiscourses: Mythology and Psychoanalysis
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1992-93
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Sabbatical Leave
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1988-92
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Theory of the Text: Freud's Five Case Histories
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Graduate Supervisions:
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Over the years, I have supervised at least 31
Ph.D. thesis and many more Master's Degrees. I
have been a member of countless committees in
several programmes; (Philosophy, English, Psychology,
Environmental Studies) as well as external examiner
at home and abroad.
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For more information please see Publications
and Invited
Lectures.
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