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PHILOSOPHY
EVENTS
2004/2005
General Colloquia
Colloquia are 4-6 pm on selected Fridays, unless otherwise
indicated. All talks will be held in the Department Conference
Room, Silver Center (previously Main Building), 100 Washington
Square East, Room 503, unless otherwise noted. Refreshments will
be served. For more information, please call the department at
(212) 998-8320.
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October 1, 2004: |
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Professor Kieran Setiya
University of Pittsburgh
Topic: "Hume on Practical Reasons"
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October 29, 2004: |
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Professor Robert Stalnaker
MIT
Topic: "On what there isn't (but might have been)"
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November 12, 2004: |
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Professor Shelly Kagan
Yale University
Topic: "Do I make a difference? The teeny tiny individual and the big bad world."
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February 11, 2005: |
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Professor Roger Scruton
Birkbeck College
Topic: "Aesthetics -- is there such a thing?"
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February 18, 2005: |
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Professor Scott Sturgeon
Birkbeck College
Topic: "Apriorism about Modality"
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April 1, 2005: |
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Professor Dan Sperber
CNRS and Institut Jean Nicod, Paris
Topic: "Reconceptualizing the Social"
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April 15, 2005: |
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Professor Timothy Williamson
Oxford University
Topic: "Contextualism, Subject-Sensitive Invariantism, and Knowledge of Knowledge"
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May 3, 2005: |
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Professor Paul Franks
University of Toronto
Topic: "Kant's Dirty Laundry: Intellectual Intuition, Geometry, and the Challenge of Naturalism"
Please Note: This talk is on a Tuesday.
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Additional talks to be announced.
Brown Bag Lunch Series
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September 24, 2004: |
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Aviv Hoffman
St. Andrews
Topic: "Necessity: Thinking Outside the Box"
1:00 - 2:00 PM |
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March 5, 2005: |
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Professor Patrick Greenough
St. Andrews
Topic: "Phenomenal Continua"
1:15 - 2:15 PM |
The Lewis Burke Frumkes Lecture
Noam Chomsky
Professor of Linguistics, Department of Linguistics and Philosophy,
MIT
"Simple Truths, Hard Problems: Some Thoughts on Terror,
Justice, and Self-Defense"
Monday, November 15, 2004
7:30 PM
Eisner and Lubin Auditorium, Kimmel Center
Reception to Follow
For a recording of the lecture click here.
The First NYU Conference on Issues in Modern Philosophy
"Self Consciousness and Personal Identity in Modern Philosophy"
December 3-5, 2004
Philosophy colloquia at other New York area departments
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