Woodburn 121, 4-6 p.m., unless otherwise noted
January 17, 2020
Matthew Adams, Stanford University
“The Significance of the Social-Guiding Function of Justice”
January 24, 2020
Ronni Sadovsky, Harvard University
“Political Etiquette and the Optics of Respect”
January 31, 2020
Daniel Putnam, Dartmouth
“Self-Expression and Self-Authorship”
February 7, 2020
A.W. Eaton, University of Illinois, Chicago
"Radical Feminism, Sex Positive Feminism, and Pornographic Pictures"
February 10, 2020
Lindsey Distinguished Undergraduate Lecturer (President's Hall in Franklin Hall)
David Chalmers (New York University)
“The Meta-Problem of Consciousness”
February 11, 2020
Lindsey Distinguished Undergraduate Lecturer (President's Hall in Franklin Hall)
David Chalmers (New York University)
“The Virtual and the Real”
February 21, 2020
Lucy Allais, University of California, San Diego
“Deceptive unity and productive disunity: Kant’s account of situated moral selves”
March 6, 2020
Warren Goldfarb, Harvard University
“Showing”
April 3-4, 2020
Metaphysics Workshop
Vera Flocke CANCELLED
April 17, 2020
Clark Lecture
IMU Lecture-Faculty Room, reception following in IMU Oak Room
Andy Clark, University of Sussex CANCELLED
April 24, 2020
Nelson Symposium
IMU President’s Room
Talks by graduate student recipients of the Nelson Dissertation Fellowships CANCELLED
Colloquium Series: Fall 2019
Woodburn 121, 4-6pm, unless otherwise noted
October 4, 2019
Christina Van Dyke, Calvin College
“From Meditation to Contemplation: Broadening the Borders of Philosophy”
October 19-20, 2019
Tim O’Connor
Metaphysics Workshop
November 1-2, 2019
Katy Meadows
Ancient Philosophy Workshop
November 8, 2019
Ram Neta, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
“Rationality, Reduction, and Luck”
November 15, 2019
Myisha Cherry, University of California, Riverside
“Value-Based Protest Slogans: An Argument for Reorientation”
December 13, 2019
Jeff Sebo, New York University
Nelson Lecture on Non-human Animals (President’s Room in the IMU)
“Why Animals Matter for Climate Change, and Why Climate Change Matters for Animals”
The College of Arts