February 27 |
Charles Pigden |
Otago |
A Letter from a Gentleman in Dunedin to a Lady in the Country |
March 5 |
Grant Gillett |
Otago |
Determinism is wrong - a strong will is the thing |
March 12 |
Cei Maslen |
VUW |
The Gen-X Mind-Body Problem |
March 19 |
Greg Currie |
Nottingham |
Narrative and Character |
March 26 |
Peter Anstey |
Otago |
Early modern philosophy of experiment |
April 2 |
Anjan Chakravartty |
Toronto |
Science and Metaphysics |
April 9 |
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Otago |
In Defence of Quine's Criterion |
April 16 |
Colin Cheyne |
Otago |
Narrative, Fiction and Abstract Objects |
April 23 |
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April 30 |
Kendall Walton |
Michigan |
Empathy and Phenomenal Concepts |
May 7 |
Andrew Moore |
Otago |
Individual Well-being |
May 14 |
Peter Leech |
Otago |
Limits of Visual Representability |
May 21 (11am)
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Early Modern Thought Research Cluster Seminars Cary Nederman Texas A & M The Medieval and Modern Development of Political Representation
(Burns 4)
Margaret Osler Calgary When Did Gassendi Become a Libertine? Or, Historians and Historical Subjects in Context
(Commerce 2.04) |
May 21 (3pm) |
May 28 |
Simon Keller |
Melbourne |
Virtue Ethics and Self-Effacement |
June 4 - July 2 |
Examinations Period and Mid Semester Break
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July 9 |
No seminar this week |
July 16 |
Houston Smit
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Arizona |
Kant on Cognition and Things in Themselves |
July 16 2-5pm |
Graduate Research Conference |
July 23 |
Josh Parsons |
Otago |
Interactionism is not Empirically Refuted |
July 30 |
Jeremy Waldron |
New York |
Terrorism, Civilians, and Deadly Serious Conventions |
August 6 |
Joe Salerno |
St. Louis |
'Must' and 'Can' |
August 6 (3pm) |
Berit Brogaard
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Missouri - St Louis |
Common-Factor Disjunctivism
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August 13 |
Mara Miller |
Canterbury |
Cognitive Prostheses |
August 20 |
James Maclaurin |
Otago |
Eliminating Reduction |
August 27 |
Mid-Semester Break |
September 3 |
David Coady |
Tasmania |
Evolution and Moral Error Theory |
September 10 |
Robert Nola |
Auckland |
Religion is owed no respect |
September 17 |
Alan Chalmers |
Flinders |
What was Scientific about the Scientific Revolution? |
September 24 |
Helen Beebee |
Birmingham |
Is the phenomenology of free will relevant to its metaphysics? |
September 30 (Open Lecture) |
Helen Beebee |
Birmingham |
Hume's problem of induction: philosophy or psychology? |
October 1 |
Jonathan Schaffer |
ANU |
Truthmaker Commitments |
October 1 (3pm) |
Susanna Schellenberg |
ANU |
In Defence of Perceptual Content |
October 8 |
HUME DAY
11 am Necessity and Projection, Helen Beebee (Burns 4)
2 pm Snare's Puzzle/Hume's Purpose: Non-Cognitivism and what Hume was Really up to with No-Ought-From-Is,
Charles Pigden (Central Library, Meeting Room 2)
3.30pm Why Hume asked us not to read the TREATISE,
Annette Baier (Central Library, Meeting Room 2) 4.30pm Launch of Annette Baier's new book: Death and Character: Further Reflections on Hume (Central Library, Meeting Room 2) |
October 15 - |
End of Year Examination and Summer Break |