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SPRING 2006
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January 19
Thursday, 5:00pm
HUC 304 |
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Love and Truthfulness (Love, Motivation, Obligation)
Neil Delaney
(Princeton University) |
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January 26
Thursday, 5:00pm
HUC 201 |
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Virtually All Human Beings as Rightholders: A Non-Speciesist Approach
Matthew Liao
(Johns Hopkins University) |
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January 30
Monday, 5:00pm
HUC 201 |
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Effecting a Transition: How to Fill the
Gap in Kant's System of Critical Philosophy
Bryan Hall
(Virginia Tech) |
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February 2
Thursday, 5:00pm
HUC 201 |
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An Argument for Pluralism
Justin Weinberg
(College of William and Mary) |
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February 9
Thursday, 5:00pm
HUC 201 |
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Hope Must Be a Minefield: A Theory of Hope in Practice
Adrienne Martin
(National Institute of Health) |
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February 13
Monday, 5:00pm
HUC 202 |
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Kant on Determining One's Duty: A Middle Course Between Rawls and Hermann
Michael Rohlf
(Skidmore College) |
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February 16
Thursday, 5:00pm
HUC 201 |
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Perceptions Meet Concepts: Kant's
Judgments of Experience in the Light of Brandom's Expressivism
Konstantin Pollok
(Philipps-Universität Marburg) |
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February 17–18
Friday–Saturday
8th Flr Close-Hipp Bldg |
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Joint meeting of the
South Carolina Society for Philosophy
and the
North
Carolina Philosophy Society
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February 23
Thursday, 5:00pm
Law School Auditorium |
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Charles Knowlton Law and Liberal Arts Lecture
Radical Evil in the Lockean State: The
Neglect of the Political Emotions
Martha Nussbaum
(U Chicago Law School) |
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March 17
Friday, 3:30pm
Nursing 127 |
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The Rebirth of Environmentalism as Pragmatic,
Adaptive Management
Bryan Norton
(Georgia Tech)
Respondent: Kevin Elliott (LSU; USC Columbia) |
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March 24
Friday, 4:00pm
Nursing 127
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Fourteenth Annual Sprague
Lecture in Ancient Philosophy
Ambiguity and Transport: Reflections
on the Proem to the Poem of Parmenides
Mitchell Miller (Vassar College) |
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March 31
Friday, 4:00pm
Nursing 127 |
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Hiding the Truth: Drug Company
Suppression of Data
Jacqueline Fox
(USC School of Law) |
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April 4
Tuesday, 12:30pm
Sumwalt 102 |
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The Role of Metaphor in the Discussion
of Nanotechnology
Joseph Pitt
(Virginia Tech)
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April 5
Wednesday, 12:00pm
Sumwalt 102 |
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Ethical Considerations of Using
Healthy Human Subjects in Transcranial
Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Research
Leslie Jones
(USC School of Medicine)
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April 7
Friday, 4:00pm
Nursing 127 |
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The Enigma of Origins: On Heidegger's
Readings of Hölderlin's River Hymns
William McNeill
(De Paul University) |
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April 11
Tuesday, 12:30pm
Sumwalt 102 |
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Invisible Origins of Nanotechnology:
Herbert Gleiter and the
Neglected Role of Materials Science
Alfred Nordmann
(Technical University of Darmstadt)
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April 13
Thursday, 12:30pm
Sumwalt 102 |
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Developments and Trends in Regulating Nanoparticles:
A Response to Davies
David Berube
(USC English)
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April 13
Thursday, 3:30pm
Sumwalt 330 |
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Visual Space as Variable and Task-Orientated: A Study of
Van Gogh's "Modern" Use of Scientific Perspective
Patrick Heelan
(Georgetown University)
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April 14
Friday, 4:00pm
Nursing 127 |
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Embodied Consciousness and the
Quantum Mind
Patrick Heelan
(Georgetown University) |
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April 20
Thursday, 12:30pm
Sumwalt 102 |
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Technology as an Instrument of US Foreign Policy
in Europe in the Early Cold War
John Krige
(Georgia Tech)
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April 21
Friday, 4:00pm
Nursing 127 |
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Blindness as a Way of Seeing:
Wittgenstein, Adjudication and the Model of Rules
Thomas Crocker
(USC School of Law)
THIS TALK RESCHEDULED FOR FALL 2006 DUE TO SCHEDULING CONFLICTS |
