| 8 am - 9am |
Registration - Coffee & Pastries
Commons on the Orange Carpet
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History of Philosophy
Commons - Paris
Chair: Daniel Schultz, University of Iowa
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History of Ethics
Commons - Berlin
Chair: Jeff Hoover,
Coe College |
Free Will / Agency
Commons - Hedges
Chair: Jim White,
Cornell College |
Metaphysics
Commons - Stockholm
Chair: Matt Drabek,
University of Iowa |
| 9am - 9:40 am |
"Socrates and the Priority of Philosophy"
By Chad Ray, Central College |
"Rereading Hume's Moral Theory with a Moorean Twist" By Kristopher Phillips, University of Iowa |
"Wanting, WIlling, Trying, & Kane's Theory of Free Will" By John Lemos, Coe College |
"A Mind-Divided: Can Mind-Partitioning Accounts Make Sense of Self-Deception" By Amber Griffeon, University of Iowa |
| 9:50 am - 10:30 am |
"Kant's Transcendental Deduction" by David Hill, Augustana College |
"Spinoza as an Objectivist in his Ethical Theory" by Seth Jones, University of Iowa |
"Why the Counterfactual Solution to the PRoblem of Moral Luck Requires Libertarianism" by Mark Anderson, University of Wisconsin, Madison |
"Horseshoes, Hand Grenades, and 'Near' Physicalism" by Eric Kraemer, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse |
| 10:40 am - 11:20 a.m. |
"Three Lockean Rebuttals to Support Quality - Monism" by Daniel Yim, Bethel University |
"The Value of Reason" by Will Reckner, University of Wisconsin, Madison |
"Responsibility and Alternate Possibilities" by Ryan Long, University of Chicago |
"Plenitudinarian Endurantism and Conventionality" by Irem Steen, University of Missouri, St. Louis |
| 11:30 am - 1 pm |
Lunch Break |
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History of Philosophy
Commons - Paris
Chair: Ron Glass,
University of Wisconsin,
La Crosse |
Ethical Theory
Commons - Berlin
Chair: Tom Javoroski,
University of Iowa |
Socio-Political Philosophy
Commons - Hedges
Chair: Gordon Knight,
University |
Metaphysics
Commons - Stockholm
Chair: Tammy Nyden,
Grinnell College |
| 1 pm - 1:40 pm |
"Coordination & Aggression: Why the Stability of Possession is not always a Prisoner's Dilemma" by William Kline, University of Illinois, Springfield |
"What Ethical Rationalists Believe, and Why Frankfurt Should Be One" by Scott Forschler, Northland Community and Technical College |
"What is Global Oppression:" by Alison Wolf, Simpson College |
"Prudence, Identity, and Identity over Time" by Vaughn Huckfeldt, University of South Dakota |
| 1:50 pm-2:30 pm |
"Bugbear & Open Door Policy: Epictetus on Death" by William Stephens, Creighton University |
"Silencing and Virtue" by Chris Pliatska, Creighton University |
"Human Rights and the Fragmentation of Dignity" by Martin Gunderson, Macalaster College |
"Kuhn's Paradoxical Non-Relavist / Non-Absolutist Philosophy of Science" by Imafedia Okhamafe, University of Nebraska |
| 2:40 pm - 3:20 pm |
"Frege's Logic and the Kantian Tradition" by Waldemar Rohloff, University of Missouri, St. Louis |
"An Internalist Commitment to Morality" by Kirsten Ergstrom, Northern Illinois University |
"Revolutionary Political Assassination: The Problem of Ends and Means in Camus' Les Justes" by David Bullwinkle, Kirkwood Community College |
"What does Quantum Mechanics tell us about Time?" by Valia Allori, Northern Illinois University |
| 3:30 pm -4 pm |
Business Meeting in Paris, Commons |
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Keynote Address: Tomis Kapitan, Northern Illinois University
"Freedom, Open Alternatives, and Ignorance"
Hedges Conference Room
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Reception at Brackett House |
