SU Events 2004 — 2008 |
Other Syracuse Area Events |
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Speakers Fall 2007 - Spring 2008
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August 31
Roy Sorensen, Dartmouth College, "Mathematical Coincidences", 4:00 p.m. in 500 Hall of Languages |
September 28
Peter Kivy, Rutgers University, "Fictional Form and Symphonic Structure", 4:00 p.m. in 207 Hall of Languages |
October 12
Irad Kimhi, Bezalel Academy of Art (Tel-Aviv), "The Logical Form of Contradictory Pairs," 4:00 p.m. in 500 Hall of Languages |
October 26
Jonathan Schaffer, Australian National University, "The Internal Relatedness of All Things," 4:00 p.m. in 107 Hall of Languages |
November 16
Karen Bennett, Cornell University, "Maybe Sometime," 4:00 p.m. in 207 Hall of Languages. |
November 28
Lawrence Blum, University of Massachusetts, Boston, "Race and Class Inequality: A Framework for Comparison," 7:00 p.m. in Stolkin Auditorium (Physics Building) - Co-Sponsored with the Department of Education |
December 7
Frank Jackson, Princeton University (and Australian National University), 4:00 p.m. in 500 Hall of Languages |
March 21
Ben Bradley, Syracuse University, "A Defense of Hedonism", 4:00 p.m., in 107 Hall of Languages. |
March 28
Caspar Hare, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Obligation and Regret When There is No Fact of the Matter About What Would Have Happened if You Had Not Done What You Did," 4:00 p.m., in 500 Hall of Languages. |
April 11
Alan Patten, Princeton University, "Accommodating Conscience," 4:00 p.m., 207 Hall of Languages. |
April 25
Christopher Peacocke, Columbia University and University College London (graduate student invited speaker), "Subjects, Consciousness and Self-Consciousness," 4:00 p.m., 207 Hall of Languages. |
Speakers Fall 2006 - Spring 2007
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September 22
Berit Brogaard, University of Missouri - St. Louis, "In Defense of a Perspectival Semantics for 'Know'" |
October 6
Margaret Gilbert, University of California at Irvine, "Three Dogmas about Promising" |
October 12
Dan Zahavi, University of Copenhagen (Cognitive Science Speaker), "Consciousness and pre-reflective self-consciousness" |
October 20
Christia Mercer, Columbia University, "Mechanical Difficulties: Why Early Modern Metaphysics Failed"
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October 27
George Ainslie, Coatesville VA Medical Center, "A Selectionist Approach to the Higher Mental Functions" |
November 17
Gideon Rosen, Princeton University, "Blameworthiness" |
December 1
John Christman, Penn State University, "Memory, Agency and the Socio-temporal Self" |
January 26
Alyssa Ney, University of Rochester, "Physical Causation and Difference-making" |
February 2
Stephen Yablo, MIT (Graduate Student Invited Speaker), "Objective Mootness: A Metaontological Dialogue" |
February 9
Kathrin Koslicki, Tufts University, "Objects as Structured Wholes," |
February 23
Dylan Dodd, Syracuse University, "Knowledge is Infallible" |
April 20
James Bohman, Saint Louis University, "Deliberative Democracy and the Epistemic Benefits of Diversity" |
April 27
David Velleman, New York University, "Artificial Agency" |
Speakers Fall 2005 - Spring
2006
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September 16
Jody Azzouni, Tufts University "Ontological Commitment in the Vernacular" |
September 30
Axel Honneth, Universitat Frankfurt, Germany "Revisiting Lukacs' Theory
of Social Reification: A Recognitional Account" |
October 4
Merold Westphal, Fordham University "Kierkegaard and Levinas: Overcoming
Onto-theology" |
October 28
Ben Caplan, University of Manitoba "Sets and Sandwiches" |
November 11
Alfred Mele, Florida State University "Free Will and Neuroscience" |
November 18
Michael Bratman, Stanford University "Intention, Belief, Practical,
Theoretical" |
December 9
Michael Lynch, University of Connecticut "Two Types of Pluralism about
Truth" |
February 24
Jason Stanley, Rutgers University "Meaning, Use, and Truth" |
March 10
Matti Eklund, Cornell University "Maximalist Ontology" |
March 30
Kieran Setiya, University of Pittsburgh "Practical Knowledge" |
March 31
Sally Haslanger, MIT "What Good Are Our Intuitions? Philosophical Analysis
and Social Kinds" |
April 5
Eric Olson, The University of Sheffield "The Paradox of Increase" |
Speakers: Fall 2004-Spring 2005 |
September 10
Frances Howard-Snyder, Western Washington University "'Cannot' Implies 'Not
Ought'" |
October 1
Richard Moran, Harvard University "Getting Told and Being Believed" |
October 6
Michael Morgan, Indiana University "Responding to Auschwitz: Emmanuel
Levinas and Emil Fackenheim" |
October 15
Ernie Lepore, Rutgers University "Context and Content" |
November 12
Ted Cohen, University of Chicago "If I Were Someone Else" |
February 4
Sue Campbell, Dalhousie University "Our Faithfulness to the Past: Reconstructing
Memory Value" |
March 4
Jeff McMahan, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey "Paradoxes
of Abortion and Prenatal Injury" |
March 23
Dieter Thomae, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland "Nietzsche, Heidegger,
and the Future of Democracy" |
April 1
Dan Lloyd, Trinity College (co-sponsored with Cognitive Science) "The Neurobiology
and Neurophenomenology of Schizophrenia: A Dynamic Systems Approach" |
April 15
José Benardete, Syracuse University "Deep Truth: Connecting
the Dots" |
April 22
Nathan Salmon, U.C. at Santa Barbara "Three Perspectives on Quantifying
In" |
April 29
Achille Varzi, Columbia University (Graduate Student invited speaker) "What's
Wrong with Mereological Extensionality?" |
