2019-20 Philosophy Colloquia

Fall 2019

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13^TH, 2019

KEVIN CORCORAN (Calvin College) and JOHN WALDROP (UC-Irvine)
Title:  "On The Relation Between The Mental and The Physical"
Room:  BRNG 1230
Time:  3:30 – 5pm
 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27^TH, 2019

KAREN NG
Vanderbilt
Title:  "An Organic Model of Schematism: A Post-Kantian Approach to Kant’s Theory of Judgment"
Room:  BRNG 1230
Time:  3:30 – 5pm
 

SCHOLL LECTURE – THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10^TH, 2019

STEPHEN DARWALL
Yale
Title:  "Attitudes of the Heart"
Room:  SC 239
Time:  3:30 – 5pm
 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11^TH, 2019

STEPHEN DARWALL
Yale
Title:  "Why Obligations Can't be Bipolar (Directed) All the Way Down"
Room:  BRNG 1230
Time:  3:30 – 5pm
 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8^TH, 2019

SHIEVA KLEINSCHMIDT
University of Southern California
Title:  "Decompositional Plenitude"
Room:  BRNG 1230
Time:  3:30 – 5pm
 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15^TH, 2019

BERTHA MANNINEN
Arizona State
Title:  "A Pro-Choice Response to New York’s Reproductive Health Act"
Room:  BRNG 1230
Time:  3:30 – 5pm

Spring 2020

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14^TH, 2020

KEITH R. KLUENDER
Purdue (Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences)
Title:  "Shannon Information as a Framework for Pragmatic Empiricism"
Room:  BRNG 1245
Time:  3:30 – 5pm
 

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21^ST, 2020

ELIZABETH ANDERSON
University of Michigan
Title:  "The Work Ethic: Its Origins, Legacy, and Future"
Room:  BRNG 1245
Time:  3:30 – 5pm
 

FRIDAY, MARCH 6^TH, 2020

LARRY SHAPIRO
University of Wisconsin
Title:  "Rethinking the Unity of Science Hypothesis: Levels, Mechanisms, and Realization"
Room:  BRNG 1245
Time:  3:30 – 5pm

NOTE:  With the suspension of all university-sponsored events involving external visitors effective March 16 through May 2, the following colloquia have been cancelled.
 

DISTINGUISHED WOMAN FACULTY VISITOR - FRIDAY, MARCH 27^TH, 2020

SUSANNA SIEGEL
Harvard
Title:  TBA
Room:  BRNG 1245
Time:  3:30 – 5pm
 

FRIDAY, APRIL 17^TH, 2020

JONATHAN LEAR
University of Chicago
Title:  "We will not be missed!"
Room:  BRNG 1245
Time:  3:30 – 5pm