Note: All sessions are in the Adler Journalism Building (AJB), right across from the Main Library, and parking is available in nearby Lot 3 (the charge is 80 cents per hour upon exiting, exact change not required, attendant present, no pass required on Saturdays). Dinner will be at 6:30 at the Brown Bottle (within walking distance of AJB). The banquet menu is available at http://www.iowacitybrownbottle.com/banquet_css.htm . There is no need to send money for the dinner; individuals will pay by separate checks.
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Room AJB, E126 |
Room AJB, E132 |
Room AJB, E138 |
Room AJB, E146 |
8:00-8:30 AM |
Coffee and bagels
Registration
($5 students, $20 faculty)
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8:30-9:20 |
Annemarie Butler
Iowa State University
Hume on Believing the Vulgar Fiction of Continued Existence
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Joe Neisser
Grinnell College
Rethinking the NCC |
Danielle Wylie
UW Madison
What’s Luck Got to Do with it?: A Dilemma Facing the Opponents of Moral Luck |
Nathaniel Blower
University of Iowa
A New Problem for Expressivism about Self-Knowledge |
9:30-10:20 |
Mavis Biss
UW Wisconsin
Kant’s Critique of rational psychology: the first paralogism
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Christopher Gibilisco
Independent scholar
Towards an Adequate Theory of Properties |
Steven E. Swartzer
UN Lincoln
Skepticism About Desert |
David Alexander
Iowa State University
Basic Justification and Reflective Defeat |
10:30-11:20 |
Geoffrey Gorham
Macalaster College
Mind-Body Interaction: Newton vs Descartes |
Chris Hendrickson
University of Illinois
Truthmaker Constraints |
Paul Neiman
St. Cloud State University
A Social Contract for International Business Ethics |
Matthew C. Kopec
UW Madison
The Epistemology of Self-Fulfilling Beliefs |
11:30-12:20 PM |
Mark Collier
U. Minnesota – Morris
Hume and the Cognitive Science of Religion
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Tim Bloser
Augustana College
Emotional Feelings: A Sketch of a Neo-Jamesian Theory of Emotions
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Heidi Chamberlin
Baylor University
Korsgaard and Vogler on the Irrationality of Vice |
Irem Steen
U. Missouri – St. Louis
Epistemicism and the Argument from Vagueness |
12:20-1:45 |
LUNCH |
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1:45-2:35 PM |
Henry Southgate
Northwestern U.
Kant’s Critique of the Identity of Indiscernables |
Eric Kraemer
UW La Crosse
Free-Will Revisionism Reconsidered |
Marty Henn
UW Whitewater
Do Specific Intent and Necessity Defense Arguments Justify the Use of Interrogational Coercion and Torture in the War on Terror?: The Bybee-Gonzales Torture Memo
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Travis Dickinson
University of Iowa
Bergmann, Concept Application, and the Awareness of Fit |
2:45-3:35 PM |
Laura Bernhardt
Buena Vista University
Relationship and Theodicy in the City of God |
P. X. Monaghan
University of Iowa
The Largest Proper Parts of a Whole: a mereological reason why the thesis of composition as identity is false |
Ching-E Nobel Ang
Marquette University
An Aristotelian Dilemma: An Assessment of the Difficulties Confronting Recent Aristotelian Naturalistic Accounts of Goodness |
Mark Criley
Illinois Wesleyan U.
Haslanger on the Varieties of ‘Conceptual Analysis’ |
3:45-4:35 PM |
Tina Baceski
Rockhurst University
Hume on Art Critics, Philosophers, and the Virtues of Taste
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Josh DiPaolo
UW Madison
Simple Self-Visitation |
Tim Dunn
UW Waukesha
The Presumption of Egoism |
I. MacMillan & J. DePoe
University of Iowa
Against Particularism |
