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September 11, 2009

Photos from the 57th Alfred Korzybski Memorial Lecture & Conference
"Across the Generations: Legacies of Hope and Meaning"
at Fordham University in New York City


Special thanks to Mariusz Han, SJ, for photographing the weekend's events.

Additional Photos by Mariusz Han, SJ: September 12 | September 13

Photos by Robert Barry Francos: September 11 | September 12 | September 13
Photos by Janet Faller Sassi: AKML




Bruce Kodish, Institute of General Semantics
"'Shoot Yourself!' Korzybski Said"



Tyler Volk, New York University
"Building Hope for Global Prosperity in 2050"



B.W. Powe, York University
"Visions of Marshall McLuhan and Northrup Frye: Alchemy and Synergy"



Robert Priest, Now Magazine
"Meme Splicing and Reversals: A Poetry Reading"



The morning audience reacts to Robert Priest's poetry



Michael Ben-Eli, Sustainability Laboratory
"The Cybernetics of Change, the Media and the Challenge of Sustainability"



Paul Levinson, Fordham University
"New New Media"



Many students of Paul Levinson attend his presentation



Denise Schmandt-Besserat, University of Texas, Austin
"The Human Form as Symbol in 7000 BC"



Alan Kay, Viewpoints Research Institute
"The World of Null-W"



Ben Hauck and Mary Purcell staff the registration table for the conference



"Minds and Meanings: A Panel Discussion"
(L to R) Thom Gencarelli, Manhattan College; Renee Hobbs, Temple University;
Jerome Bruner, New York University; Kenneth Gergen, Taos Institute




Attendees mingle after dinner just before the 57th Alfred Koryzybski Memorial Lecture



IGS Ambassador-at-Large Milton Dawes speaks with another attendee



Alan Hayakawa (up-center)
Katherine Liepe-Levinson (down-center)



Pam Miller and Pier Marton share a word at the book sales table



Suzannah Leseur, a student at Manhattan College, was most helpful in the administration of the conference



The audience is packed for the 57th AKML



Lance Strate, Executive Director of the Institute of General Semantics,
gives introductory remarks preceding the AKML



The audience listens intently ...



... and grins!



Martin H. Levinson, President of the Institute of General Semantics,
presents Laura E. Bertone the Inaugural Samuel I. Hayakawa Book Prize
for her book The Hidden Side of Babel: Unveiling Cognition, Intelligence and Sense



Laura Bertone accepts her award



Jacqueline J. Rudig, Vice President of the Institute of General Semantics,
presents Frank J. Scardilli the 2009 J. Talbot Winchell Award recognizing
his 55 years of indispensible contributions, accomplishments and
time-binding efforts in service to the Institute of General Semantics



Frank Scardilli accepts his award



Christine Nystrom accepts an award herself



John P. Harrington, Dean of Faculty, Fordham University,
introduces Mary Catherine Bateson, the 57th Alfred Korzybski Memorial Lecturer



The audience listens to Dean Harrington's introduction



Christine Nystrom shows her award for the camera



Mary Catherine Bateson, Institute of Intercultural Studies
"The Changing Shapes of Lives: Making Meaning Across Time"
The 57th Alfred Korzybski Memorial Lecture



Mary Catherine Batesome spellbinds the audience for far longer than an hour


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