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SPRING 2001
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Friday, January 26
3:30pm, Gambrell 151 |
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Dennis Preston (Michigan State University):
The Linguistic Theories of Real People |
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Friday, January 26
4:00pm, Gambrell 250 |
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Helen Hattab (Southern Illinois University at Carbondale):
The Grounding of Efficient Causation in the Aristotelean and
Mechanist Traditions |
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Friday, February 16
4:00pm, Gambrell 250 |
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Andrew Light (New York University):
The Urban Blind Spot in Environmental Ethics |
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Saturday, February 24
4:00pm, Gambrell 151 |
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Panel Discussion:
Susan Dwyer (Philosophy, University of Maryland); Jan Love (Political
Science,
University of South Carolina); Peter Kallaway (Education, University of
Western Cape, South Africa); Alan Wieder (Education, University of South
Carolina)
Truth, Reconciliation, and the Future of South Africa:
A Discussion of Desmond Tutu's No Future Without Forgiveness |
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Fri-Sun, March 2-4
Coastal Carolina University |
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Annual Meeting of the
South Carolina
Society for Philosophy.
Program. |
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Tuesday, March 6
2:00pm, HUO 615 |
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Bill Martin (DePaul University):
Sartre and Colonialism |
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Monday, March 19
4:00pm, Gambrell 152
Reception Follows in
Gambrell 428 |
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The Ninth Annual Sprague
Lecture in Ancient Philosophy.
Reginald Allen (Northwestern University):
Thrasymachus and the Concept of Justice |
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Thu-Sat, March 22-24
See schedule for
times and places |
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Conference on Medieval, Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
North and South: Identity, Imagination, and Memory in
Medieval and Renaissance Cultures (Conference Co-ordinator:
Jeremiah Hackett, USC
Philosophy). |
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Thu-Sat, March 29-31
See schedule for details |
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French Literature Conference,
2001 (co-sponsored by USC Philosophy). Keynote Speaker: Howard Bloch, Yale University |
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Friday, April 6
4:00pm, Gambrell 152 |
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Joseph Allen Cain (University College London):
Place-making: George Simpson's Use of His 1939 Venezuela Expedition |
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Thursday, April 12
12:30pm, Gressette Room
Harper College |
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2001 Annual Science
Studies Lecture
Babak Ashrafi (MIT Dibner Institute):
Science Studies over the Web |
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Friday, April 13
2:00pm, PSC 409 |
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Babak Ashrafi (MIT Dibner Institute):
Erotetic Structures in the Production of Quantum Field Theory |
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Tuesday, April 17
9:30am, HUC 317 |
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Plenary Lecture in Medical Humanities
Herbert M. Swick, M.D. (University of Montana):
Two Roads Diverged: The Two Cultures Revisited
(Co-sponsored by the Fullerton Fund) |
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Wednesday, April 18
4:00am, PSC 409 |
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Naseem Rahman (University of Trieste, Italy):
Epistemology and Methodologies for Complex Systems
(Co-sponsored with the USC Physics Department) |
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Friday, April 20
4:00pm, Gambrell 250 |
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Victoria Davion (University of Georgia):
Coming Down to Earth on Cloning: An Ecofeminist Perspective |
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Thursday, April 26
4:00pm, Flynn Hall 207 |
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Plenary Lecture in Medical Humanities
Robert Truog, M.D. (Harvard Medical School):
Brain Death and the Ethical Foundation of Organ Transplantation |
