Colloquium Series, 2000-2001
| DATE | SPEAKER | AFFILIATION | TITLE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9/21-23 | CONFERENCE (Andrew Benjamin, Constantin Boundas, Penelope Deutscher, Idit Dobbs-Weinstein, Susan James, Todd May, Dennis Schmidt, Rodolphe Gasche) |
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Current Continental Thought and Early Modern Philosophy |
| 10/12/00 | Joe Salerno | Texas A&M University | "Semantic Anti-Realism and Its Paradoxes" |
| 10/19/00 | Mark Heller | Southern Methodist University | "Interpreting Worlds: Identity and Impossibility" |
| 11/2/00 | Eleonore Stump | St. Louis University | "Augustine on Grace and Free Will" |
| 11/16/00 | Robert Bernasconi | University of Memphis | "John Locke and the Event of Appropriation: A Heideggerian Reading of 'Of Property'" |
| 11/30/00 | David Copp | Bowling Green State University | "Four Epistemological Challenges for Moral Naturalism" |
| 1/16/01 | Paul Hendrickson | Ohio University | "On the Uses and Disadvantages of Reflexivity for Life" |
| 1/18/01 | Graeme Forbes | Tulane University | "Sets, Types and Intensional Transitives" |
| 1/23/01 | Nelson Maldonado-Torres | Brown University | "The Self and the Struggle for Recognition: Toward a Post-Imperial Conception of the Social and the Political" |
| 1/25/01 | Eric Nelson | Texas A&M University | "Habermas on Interpretive Understanding and Social Criticism" |
| 1/30/01 | Theodore George | Villanova University | "Hegel, Community, and the Affective Dimension of Political Life" |
| 2/15/01 | Tom Flynn | Emory University | "Pyramids and Prisms: Reading Foucault in 3-D" |
| 2/20/01 | Igal Kvart | Hebrew University, Jerusalem | "Causation and the Thirsty Traveler" |
| 3/1/01 | Steve Darwall (Lone Star Tourist) | University of Michigan | "Two Dogmas of Empiricism in Ethics" |
| 3/22/01 | David Levin | Northwestern University | "Civilized Cruelty: Nietzsche on the Disciplinary Practices of Western Culture" |
| 4/5/01 | Cora Diamond | University of Virginia | "The Hardness of the Soft: Wittgenstein's Early Thought about Scepticism" |
| 4/19/01 | Michael Davis | Illinois Institute of Technology | "Three Myths about Engineering's Codes of Ethics" |
Colloquia begin at 3:45 p.m. in room 213 of Bolton Hall. Refreshments are served one half hour preceding talks given by out of town visitors. For more information, call (979) 845-5660 or send email.