DATE |
SPEAKER |
TITLE |
1 Mar |
Charles Pigden (Otago)
|
No-ought-from-is,
Prior's Paradox, and Gillian Russell's Solution
|
6 Mar (Monday) |
Ewan Kingston
(College of Charleston) |
Pass it
on! The channeling method in consumer ethics |
8 Mar |
|
(rescheduled) |
15 Mar |
Thomas Douglas (Uehiro
Centre for Practical Ethics, Oxford)
|
The scope of
the right against mental interference
|
22 Mar |
Jussi
Haukioja (NTNU, Norway) |
Thought
Experiments and the Role of Arguments |
29 Mar |
(no seminar: postgrad conference)
|
|
5 Apr |
Krushil
Watene (2023 Taylor
Fellow)
|
Indigenous
Philosophies and Intergenerational Justice
|
12 Apr |
no seminar (mid-semester break)
|
|
19 Apr |
Isabella McAllister (UoAuckland, Otago) |
Rational
Belief Revision About Logic |
26 April |
Miranda Johnson (History, Otago)
|
Universities,
Treaty Partnership, and Allohistories of the Nation
|
3 May |
Michael LeBuffe (Otago)
|
Laws of Nature
in Spinoza's Ethics |
10 May |
Greg Dawes (Otago)
|
Endoxa:
An Aristotelian Approach to Traditional Knowledge
|
17 May |
Grant
Gillett (Bioethics Centre, Otago)
|
ART, QBism,
and neurophilosophy
|
24 May |
Zach Weber (Otago) |
Connexive Logic?
|
31 May |
Andrew Moore (Otago)
|
Is each of us a
simple self? (postponed until semester two)
|
no seminar (winter
break) |
12 Jul |
Jan
Mihal (Law, Otago)
|
(When) can we be
wrong about what law is?
|
19 Jul |
Patrick Dawson (University College Dublin)
|
Connecting
presentism with process philosophy
|
26 Jul |
Patrick
Girard (Auckland)
|
Logic Doesn’t
Oppress People, People Oppress People
|
2 Aug |
Trent
Smith (Economics, Otago)
|
Endocrine state
is the physical manifestation of subjective beliefs
|
9 Aug |
no speaker: postgraduate conference |
|
16 Aug |
Jack
Warman (Victoria University of Wellington)
|
Epistemic
Impartiality and Inquiry
|
23 Aug |
Fernando Cano-Jorge (Otago)
|
The
interpretation problems of quantum theory from the
perspective of non-classical logics
|
30 Aug |
no seminar (mid-semester break) |
|
6 Sep |
Tim Mulgan (University
of Auckland; University
of St Andrews)
|
Teaching Global
Philosophy of Religion through Anselm’s Modal Ontological
Argument
|
13 Sep |
Neil
Pickering (Bioethics, Otago)
|
Why we
should be sceptical about internalism
|
20 Sep |
Christine
Winter (Politics)
|
Sand as Subject
|
27 Sep |
Heather Dyke and James Maclaurin |
Science Supervenes on Metaphysics
|
4 Oct |
|
|
11 Oct |
Alex Miller (Otago)
|
tbc
|