Events

Spring Colloquiua

(3pm in 220 Malloy unless noted otherwise)

  • January 18 - Jacob Rosen (Princeton University), "Pursuit, Perfection, and Welfare in Aristotle's Function Arguments"
  • January 25 - Greg Salmieri (University of Pittsburgh), "Aristotle's Conception of Universality"
  • February 1 - Karl Schafer (NYU), "Passions, Perceptions, and Normative Experience"
  • February 6 - Ernesto Garcia (Syracuse University), "Kantian Constructivism: A Critical Assessment" in 220 Malloy Hall
  • February 8 - Agnes Callard (UC Berkeley) , "What Aristotle's Akratic Didn't Know"
  • February 15 - Richard Swinburne (Oxford), "The Irrelevance of Reliabilist Epistemology"
  • February 22 - Laura Franklin-Hall (Columbia University) , "Explaining Development: Issues of Reduction and Autonomy" in 220 Malloy Hall
  • March 13 - Joseph Levine (UMass Amherst) , "Ned, Bob, Frank, and Dave: The a Priori Entailment Thesis Revisited," 3:00 in 240 DeBartolo
  • March 14 - Louise Antony (UMass Amherst) , "From Causes to Reasons: on the Possibility of Empirical Knowledge"
  • March 28 - Trenton Merricks (Virginia), "Truth and Freedom"
  • April 4 - Tom Crisp (Biola), "Speaking Loosely about the Past"
  • April 11 - Rene van Woudenberg, (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam), The Plantinga Fellow Lecture, at 3pm in the auditorium at the Hesburgh Center for International Studies, "Religious Belief and the Limits of Science"
  • April 25 - Jonathan Lear (University of Chicago) , "What is a Crisis of Intelligibility?"
  • May 2 - Stephen Darwall (University of Michigan), "Two Kinds of Recognition Respect"

 

Workshops & Conferences

  • March 26, 2008 - Daniel Smith (Purdue), Workshop of the Program of Modern and Contemporary European Philosophy, "Logic and Existence: Deleuze on the 'Conditions of the Real," 4pm in 216 DeBartolo
  • April 9, 2008 -- Margaret Atherton (University of Wisconsin), Workshop of the Program of Modern and Contemporary European Philosophy, "Berkeleianism and the Denial of Matter", 4:30pm in 220 Malloy Hall

  • April 18-21, 2008 - Meeting of the Central Division of the APA

  • May 1, 2008 - Stephen Darwall (Michigan), Workshop of the Program of Modern and Contemporary European Philosophy, "Grotius at the Creation of Modern Moral Philosophy," 4pm in 220 Malloy Hall