2000 Neither Victim nor Survivor Be. Meetings of the Pacific Division of the American Philosophical Association, San Francisco,  April, 2000/

1999 Commentary on Intersubjectivity Revisited, by Kathleen Haney. Meetings of the Husserl Circle, Seattle, June.

1998 (October) Psychic Reality and Therapeutic Change. Paper presented at meetings of the Fourth International Conference on Phenomenological Psychology and Psychiatry, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

1996 (May)  Addictive Disorders, Akrasia, and Self-Psychology: A Socratic View, presented at meetings of the American Psychiatric Association for the Association for the Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry, New York City.

1996 (Sept) Blaming the Victim: Reductive Uses of Temporality, presented at meetings of the Third International Conference on Phenomenological Psychology and Psychiatry, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

1996 (Nov.)An Appreciation and Interpretation of the Work of Lewis Gordon, paper presented at meetings of the Radical Philosophy Association, a Society of the American Philosophical Association, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN.

1996 (Dec.) Addictive Disorders, Akrasia, and Self-Psychology: A Socratic View, invited re-presentation of paper originally given in New York City in May. Atalanta, Ga.

1995 (May) Psychic Reality: A Phenomenological View. Paper presented for the Association for the Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry, at meetings of the American Psychiatric Association, New York City.

1993 (April) Response to Vargo. Paper presented at meetings of the Husserl Circle, Chicago, IL.

1992 (August) Response to Vargo: Death and/or Rebirth of the Self. Paper presented at meetings of the Husserl Circle, Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario.

1992 (April) Psychoanalysis and the Crisis of the European Sciences. Paper presented at a meeting of the Chicago Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology.

1989 (August) Response to Hopkins: Platonic Recollection Revisited. Paper presented at meetings of the Husserl Circle, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Col.

1989 (October) The Significance of the Unconscious for Social Theory: A Feminist Phenomenological Analysis. Paper presented at meetings of the Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences, Duquense University, Pittsburgh.

1987 (April) Response to Gilman: Socialism, Democracy, and Transcendence. Paper presented at meetings of the Central Division of the American Philosophical Association, Chicago.

1988 (June) Phenomenology and Feminism. Paper presented at meetings of the Husserl Circle, Wilfred Laurier University, Kitchner, Ontario.

1988 (November) Response to Hass. Paper presented at meetings of the Illinois Philosophical Association, Illinois Benedictine College, Lisle, Il.