| Mar. 11 |
Hellems 252 |
7:00
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Keynote Address:
"Better than Knowledge?: The Function of Sensory Awareness"
Mark Johnston (Princeton)
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| 8:45 |
Reception (Hellems 247)
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Mar. 12
|
Hellems 211
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Hellems 237 |
9:00 – 10:00 Coffee & c.
(Morris Reading Room, Hellems 269)
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| 10:00 |
“Intuition, Perception and Introspection:
One of these things is not like the others”
Kelby Mason (Rutgers)
Commentator: Dan Demetriou |
“Contextualism, Skepticism and the
Lottery”
Michael Mutalipassi
(Arizona State University)
Commentator: Josh Rasmussen
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| 11:00 |
“Justifying Conditionalization: Conditionalization
maximizes expected epistemic utility”
Hilary Greaves & David
Wallace (Rutgers)
Commentator: Scott Hagaman
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“The Role of Images in Plato’s
Seventh Letter”
Yancy Hughes Dominick (University of Kansas)
Commentators: Mary Krizan & Brian Robinson
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| 12:00 |
“Dry Earth: An Internalist Wet Dream?”
Daniel Korman (UT Austin)
Commentator: David Liebesman
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“Defending the Permissibility of
Lies: A Kantian perspective”
Brian Gallagher (Beloit College)
Commentator: Steven James
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1:00 – 2:30 Lunch
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2:30
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“How to Perceive the Past with Your
Eyes Shut”
John Bengson (University of Wyoming)
Commentator: Michael Zerella |
“Conditional Desires”
Shieva Kleinschmidt (Western Washington University)
Commentator: Rachael Uris |
3:30
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“Factivity Without Safety”
Dennis Whitcomb (Rutgers)
Commentator: Christian Lee |
“Aristotle’s Function Argument:
Solid and compelling”
Jacqueline Victor (University of Colorado,
Boulder)
Commentator: Omid Bachari |
4:30
|
“Is Ethics a Skill? A developmental
account of ethical know-how”
Jennifer Wright (University of Wyoming)
Commentators: Jason Hanna & Brian Stern
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“Dispositions, Property Monism, and
the Multiple Realization Objection”
Alexander Skiles (University of Georgia, Athens)
Commentator: Evan Pushchak |