Philosophy Department Colloquium

UVa Philosophy Department Colloquium Calendar 2012–2013 Other Years: 2012–2013 \| 2011–2012 \| 2010–2011 \| 2009–2010 \| 2007–2008 \| 2006–2007 \| 2005–2006 Fall 2012
Date	Speaker	Topic	Time and Location
September 14 Friday	Colin Bird University of Virginia (Politics)	Coercion and Public Justification	4:00 115 Cocke Hall
September 21 Friday	John Tomasi Brown University	Roundtable on Free Market Fairness PPL Colloquium Series	2:30 296 Gibson Hall
October 3 Wednesday	John Simmons University of Virginia	Territorial Rights: Justificatory Strategies	3:30 114 Cocke Hall
October 5 Friday	Michael Kates University of Virginia	Unreasonable Citizens and the Limits of Containment PPL Colloquium Series	2:00 296 Gibson Hall
October 19 Friday	Walter Ott Virginia Tech	Malebranche and the Riddle of Sensation	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
October 26 Friday	Sigal Ben-Porath University of Pennsylvania	Deferring Virtue: Contemporary Thoughts about the Civic Role of Schools PPL Colloquium Series	2:00 296 Gibson Hall
October 26 Friday	Michael Thompson University of Pittsburgh	You & I: Some Puzzles About "Mutual Recognition"	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
November 9 Friday	Neera Badhwar George Mason University	Well-Being and Virtue	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
November 16 Friday	Kok-chor Tan University of Pennsylvania	Injustice and Personal Pursuits PPL Colloquium Series	2:00 296 Gibson Hall
November 28 Wednesday	David Manley University of Michigan	Self-location, Existence, and Evidential Uniqueness	3:30 114 Cocke Hall
November 30 Friday	Erik Angner George Mason University	Subjective Well-Being: When and Why it Matters	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
Spring 2013
Date	Speaker	Topic	Time and Location
January 17 Thursday	Eleonore Stump Saint Louis University	The Problem of Suffering: A Thomistic Defense co-sponsored by The St. Anselm Institute for Catholic Thought	5:30 Minor Hall Auditorium
February 1 Friday	Harold Langsam University of Virginia	The Intuitive Case for Naive Realism	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
February 7 Thursday	Eyal Chowers Tel Aviv University	Farewell to the Two State Solution: Zionist re-enchantment of the land and its lasting implications PPL Colloquium Series	2:00 296 Gibson Hall
February 15 Friday	Neil Sinhababu National University of Singapore	Virtue and Desire	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
February 22 Friday	Margaret Moore Queens University	Popular Sovereignty, Territory and the Democratic Ideal PPL Colloquium Series	2:00 296 Gibson Hall
February 22 Friday	Michael Detlefsen University of Notre Dame	Mathematical Freedom and Consistency	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
March 22 Friday	Timothy Williamson University of Oxford	Gettier Cases in Epistemic Logic	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
March 27 Wednesday	Bryan Hall Indiana University Southeast	Identifying the Gap in Kant's Critical Philosophy	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
April 5 Friday	J. Donald Moon Wesleyan University	Political Liberalism Three Decades On PPL Colloquium Series (co-sponsored by Political Theory Colloquium)	2:00 296 Gibson Hall
April 5 Friday	Alan Code Stanford University	Aristotle on Stating Causes of Eclipses and Sleep	4:00 101 Nau Hall
April 12-13 Friday - Saturday	Annual PPL Conference	Realism and Utopianism in Modern Economics	114 Cocke Hall
April 19 Friday	Pamela Hieronymi UCLA	The Intuitive Problem of Free Will and Moral Responsibility	4:00 114 Cocke Hall
May 14 Tuesday	D. H. Mellor Cambridge	Nature's Joints: A Realistic Defence of Natural Properties	4:00 114 Cocke Hall