SU Events Prior to 2004 |
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Speakers: Fall 2003-Spring 2004 |
September 19
Akeel Bilgrami, Columbia University, "The Moral Psychology of Identity
Politics" |
September 26
Jessica Wilson, University of Michigan, "Tropes, Determination,
and the Characterizing Tie" |
October 17
Geoff Sayre-McCord, University of North Carolina, "Rational Agency" |
October 24
Alastair Norcross, Rice University, "Puppies, Pigs, and People:
Eating Meat and Marginal Cases" |
November 7
Peter van Inwagen, Notre Dame, "Properties" |
November 14
Sandra Bartky, University of Illinois at Chicago, "Intimidation" |
March 5
Paul Boghossian, New York University |
April 16
Robert Brandom, University of Pittsburgh |
Speakers: Fall 2002-Spring 2003 |
September 20
Thomas Hofweber, University of Michigan, "Inexpressible Properties" |
October 4
Barbara Herman, UCLA, "The Will and its Objects: The Place
of Value in Kant's Theory of Rational Action" |
October 18
Susanna Siegel, Harvard University, "Are Kind Properties
Represented in Perception?" |
October 25
John Perry, Stanford University, "Compatibilist Options" |
November 15
Benj Hellie, Cornell University, "A New Look for Sense Data" |
November 22
Brendan Gillon, McGill University, "The semantics of reciprocal
pronouns in English and French" |
February 7
Bonnie Steinbock, SUNY Albany, "Moral Status, Moral Value,
and Human Embryos" |
March 7
John McDowell, University of Pittsburgh, "Dummett on Truth-Conditions
and Meaning" |
March 21
Don Garrett, UNC Chapel Hill, "Spinoza's Naturalistic Theory
of Mind and Imagination" |
April 4
Greg Currie, Nottingham University, "The Evolution of the
Artistic Mind and the Relativity of Aesthetic Reason" |
Speakers: Fall 2001-Spring 2002 |
September 21
Michelle Moody-Adams, Cornell University, "Academic Freedom, Pluralism
and Moral Education" |
September 28
Richard Fumerton, University of Iowa, "Achieving Epistemic Ascent" |
October 3
Peter Ludlow, SUNY Stony Brook, "Natural Logic and the Holy
Grail" |
October 19
Tyler Burge, UCLA (co-sponsored by the Creighton Club), "Five Theses on De
Re States and Attitudes" |
October 26
Karen Neander, Johns Hopkins University, "Constraints on Content" |
November 2
Pablo deGrieff, SUNY Buffalo (Postponed) |
November 16
David Kaplan, UCLA, "The Meaning of 'Ouch' and 'Oops'" |
November 30
John Greco, Fordham University, "Virtue in Epistemology" |
December 7
Eric Hiddleston, Syracuse University, "Capabilties, Mechanisms and Probability-Lowering
Causes" |
January 18
Daniel Nolan, Syracuse University, "Why Is It Bad to be Ad Hoc?" |
February 1
Patricia Marino, U.C. Irvine, "A New Kind of Victory for Truth as Correspondence" |
February 15
Ishani Maitra, MIT, " Who's Responsible for Understanding?" |
February 22
André Gallois, Keele University, "Consciousness, Attitudes
and the Will" |
February 27
Robin Jeshion, USC/University of Arizona Descriptive Descriptive Names |
March 5
Chris Hill, University of Arkansas Three Theories of Truth |
March 22
David Velleman, University of Michigan Motivation by Ideal |
April 5
Harold Hodes, Cornell University On the Sense and Reference of
a Logical Constant |
April 12
Hartry Field, NYU No Fact of the Matter |
May 2
John Norton, Pittsburgh (sponsored by Physics) Einstein
and the Canon of Mathematical Simplicity |
