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SPRING 2002
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Thursday, January 24
4:00pm, Nursing 127 |
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Deborah Tollefsen (Ohio State University):
Collective Epistemic Agents |
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Tuesday, January 29
9:30am, HUC 412 |
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Medical Humanities Lecture
Kenneth M. Ludmerer, M.D. (Washington University in St. Louis):
Perspectives on Medical Education |
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Friday, February 1
4:00pm, Gambrell 151 |
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Jon Miller (University of Toronto):
The Stoics and Spinoza on Reason and Action |
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Monday, February 4
4:00pm, Nursing 127 |
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Rafaella De Rosa (Rutgers University):
Locke's Essay, Book I: The Question-Begging Status of the
Anti-Nativist Arguments |
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Thursday, February 7
4:00pm, Gambrell 151 |
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Otávio Bueno (California State Univ at Fresno):
An Easy Road to Nominalism |
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Monday, February 11
4:00pm, Nursing 127 |
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Matthew McGrath (Texas A&M University):
A Pragmatic Element in Epistemic Justification |
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Thursday, February 14
4:00pm, Nursing 127 |
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John Roberts (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill):
The Soul is the Will: Berkeley and the Metaphysics of the Mob |
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Thu-Sat, February 14–16
Russell House |
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Conference:
The Future of
Cultural Memory. Co-sponsored by the USC Department of
Philosophy. |
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Thursday, February 28
3:30pm, HUO 615 |
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Masculinity: An Informal Roundtable Discussion
Don Shewey (Independent Author) and Greg Forter (USC English).
Sponsored by USC Philosophy, Theatre and Speech, and English |
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Thursday, March 7
4:00pm, Nursing 127 |
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Sylvia Berryman (Ohio State University):
Mechanical Explanation in Ancient Greek Natural Philosophy |
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Thursday, March 21
7:30pm, Law School
Auditorium |
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The Fourth Schoeman Lecture in Social and
Legal Philosophy.
Marianne Constable (UC Berkeley):
Miranda's Brave New Law |
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Friday, March 22
12:00noon, Preston
Seminar Room |
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Marianne Constable (UC Berkeley):
Brown Bag Colloquium, on a topic related to her
Schoeman Lecture (see above) |
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Fri-Sat, April 5–6
Euphradian Hall
Harper College |
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Conference:
Philosophy of Religion at the Turn of the
Twenty-First Century. Co-sponsored by the USC Department of
Philosophy (Coordinator: Jerald
Wallulis). |
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Monday, April 8
3:30pm, Gambrell 151
Reception to follow
in Gambrell 428 |
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Tenth Annual Sprague
Lecture in Ancient Philosophy.
Diskin Clay (Duke University):
The New Empedocles and the Problem of Philosophical Poetry |
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Monday, April 8
4:00pm, HUO 621 |
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Andrew Cathcart (University of South Carolina):
Freedom, Self-Knowledge and Self-Deception: A Problematic in the Thought of
Kant, Hegel and Kierkegaard (dissertation defense) |
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Tuesday, April 9
4:15pm, HUO 615 |
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Timothy Preston (University of South Carolina):
Reductionism with a Human Face (dissertation defense) |
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Friday, April 12
4:00pm, Gambrell 429 |
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POSTPONED: Eighth Annual Science
Studies Lecture.
Robert Batterman (Ohio State University):
Limiting Reductions and Emergence |
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Friday, April 26
4:00pm, Gambrell 151 |
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Peter Machamer (University of Pittsburgh):
Descartes is Not Really a Dualist: The Case of Perception |
