04-05 Seminars

Autumn Term 2004/5

• 8th October
  Alan Chalmers (Flinders)
  'The status of Daltonian atomism'

• 15th October
  Alex Neill (Southampton)
  'Schopenhauer and the Possibility of Aesthetic Experience'

• 22nd October
  Julia Driver (Dartmouth)
  'Dream Immorality'

• 29th October
  Tom Christiano (Arizona)
  'On The Basis of Equality'

• 5th November
  Roy Sorensen (Dartmouth)
  'Spinning Shadows'

• 12th November
  Timothy Williamson (Oxford)
  title to be announced

• 19th November
  Patrick Enfield
  'Scientists' Realism'

• 26th November
  Jimmy Doyle (Bristol)
  'Rationalism in Ethics: Ancient and Modern'

• 3rd December
  John Divers (Sheffield)
  'Worlds Unknown'

• 10th December
  Bart Streumer (Cambridge)
  'Inferential and non-inferential reasoning'

Spring Term 2004/5

• 14th January
  Michael Brady (Stirling)
  'Conditionalism and Intrinsicalism about Final Value'

• 21st January
  Stephen Darwall (Michigan)
  'Second-Personal Reasons and the Dignity of Persons'

• 28th January
  Mathias Risse (Harvard)
  "Fairness in Trade"

• 4th February
  Jennifer Saul (Sheffield)
  "Pornography, Speech Acts, and Context"

• 11th February
  Mohan Matthen (British Columbia)
  "The Sensory Classification Thesis"

• 18th February
  Guy Longworth (Birkbeck)
  'Comprehending Speech'

• 25th February
  Mark Kalderon (UCL)

• 4th March
  Steve Butterfill (Warwick)

• 11th March
  Nick Shea (Oxford)
  'Look Both Ways for Representation'

• 18th March
  Hallvard Lillehammer (Cambridge)
  'Values out of Mind'

Summer Term 2004/5

• 22nd April
  Jan-Willem Romeyn (Amsterdam)
  'Statistical Inference, the Problem of Induction and the Realism Debate'

• 29th April
  Keith Hossack (KCL)
  'The Necessary and the A Priori'

• 6th May
  Ken Gemes (Birkbeck)
  'That's Irrelevant!'

• 13th May
  Mark Sainsbury (KCL and Austin, Texas)
  'Understanding as Immersion'

• 20th May
  Margaret McCabe (KCL)
  'Is dialectic as dialectic does? Plato's view of the form of the good'

• 27th May
  Dominic Gregory (Sheffield)
  "Iterated modalities and a priori modal knowledge"

• 3rd June
  John MacFarlane (Berkeley)
  'Making Sense of Relative Truth'

• 10th June
  Robert Hopkins (Sheffield)
  'The Epistemology of Moral Testimony'

• 17th June
  Rowan Cruft (Stirling)
  'Needs and the Moral Foundations of Rights'