Past Events

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Online Awards & Graduation Event

May 14, 2020
online via Zoom
graduation

CANCELLED*-Awards & Graduation Reception

May 8, 2020
Peabody Hall, Room 115 & atrium
Branden Fitelson

Online Event-Branden Fitelson-"How to Model the Epistemic Probabilities of Conditionals"

April 24, 2020
online via Zoom
Tina Eliassi-Rad

Online Event-Tina Eliassi-Rad-"Just Machine Learning"

April 23, 2020
online via Zoom
Lindley Darden

POSTPONED*-Lindley Darden (University of Maryland)

April 17, 2020
Gilbert Hall, Room 118
Elizabeth Fricker

POSTPONED: Elizabeth Fricker - "Epistemic and Practical Dependence and the Value of Skills"

March 27, 2020
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Lee Hester

POSTPONED: Lee Hester: “Pretindians, the President, and the Pocohontas Narrative: Musings of the Ethics of Ethnic Identity Fraud”

March 17, 2020
Miller Learning Center, Room 150
Cowles lecture flyer

Henry M. Cowles - "As It Lies: A Natural History of Untruth"

March 2, 2020
*LeConte Hall, Room 101
Seventh Seal

Film Screening & Discussion - The Seventh Seal

February 24, 2020
115 Peabody
Elisabeth Lloyd

Elisabeth Lloyd - "Why Storylines Can Provide Evidence for Climate Change in Extreme Events: The Risks of False Negatives"

February 21, 2020
*Gilbert Hall, Room 118
Tom Wartenberg

Thomas Wartenberg - Workshop: “Philosophizing with High School Students

February 15, 2020
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Tom Wartenberg

Thomas Wartenberg - Lecture: "Doing Philosophy with Frog and Toad”

February 13, 2020
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Tom Wartenberg

Thomas Wartenberg - Workshop: “Philosophizing with Young Children”

February 12, 2020
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Thomas Wartenberg

Thomas Wartenberg - "Illustrating Wittgenstein: Using Art to Depict Philosophy"

February 11, 2020
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Gregory Moss

Gregory Moss - "Ernst Cassirer and the Autonomy of Mythological Thought"

January 31, 2020
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Welcome Back coffee

Welcome Back Coffee

January 15, 2020
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Death of Stalin film

Film Screening & Discussion: The Death of Stalin

November 21, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
buddhist medicine

What is Buddhist Medicine? - Pierce Salguero (Penn State Abington)

Pierce Slaguero, (University of Pennsulvania at Abington)
November 11, 2019
Lamar Dodd School of Art S150
John Kulvicki

"Reshaping the Arts of Space" - John Kulvicki (Dartmouth College)

October 25, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
hotdog

Interested in Studying Philosophy?

October 24, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Peabody Hall

Undergraduate Philosophy Symposium

October 20, 2019
115 Peabody Hall
film Hereditary

Film Screening & Discussion: Hereditary

October 17, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Alison Bailey

Alison Bailey - “On Anger, Silence, and Epistemic Injustice”

September 27, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
microworkshop

Micro-workshop on the Imagination in Science and Religion

September 20, 2019
Baldwin Hall, Room 114A
The Killing

"On Catastrophe" Film & Philosophy Series: Kubrick's "The Killing"

September 19, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Meskin coffee

Meet the New Head

Aaron Meskin (University of Georgia)
September 5, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 220
Julia Annas

"Virtue and Moral Reasons" - Julia Annas (University of Arizona)

Julia Annas , (University of Arizona)
March 29, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Lydia Moland

"Life in Art: Hegel on the Organic in Architecture" - Lydia Moland (Colby College)

Lydia Moland, (Colby College)
February 20, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
James Hackett

J. Edward Hackett (Savannah State University)

James Hackett, (Savannah State University)
February 8, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Anthony Weston

"How Long is Now?" - Anthony Weston (Elon University)

Anthony Weston, (Elon University)
January 16, 2019
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Japa Pallikkathayil

Japa Pallikkathayil "Free Speech & the Embodied Self"

Japa Pallikkathayil , (University of Pittsburgh)
November 2, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Lewis Gordon

Lewis R. Gordon: “Four Kinds of Invisibility from Euromodernity”

Lewis Gordon, (University of Connecticut)
October 12, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Raul Saucedo

Raul Saucedo: "Ontological Collectivism"

Raul Saucedo, (University of Colorado)
September 7, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Mark Rowlands

Memory and the Self - Mark Rowlands

Mark Rowlands, Philosophy (University of Miami)
April 17, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 205S
Dale Jamieson

Am I Responsible for Climate Change? - Dale Jamieson

Dale Jamieson, Enivronmental Studies, Philosophy (New York University)
April 13, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Alloy Ihuah, Philosophy, lecture

ARISTOTLE’S BIFURCATION OF REALITY AND ASOUZU’S “IBUANYIDANDA ONTOLOGY”: A COMPLEMENTARY SYNTHESIS

Alloy S. Ihuah, (Benue State University, Nigeria )
March 30, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 115
Lisa Raphals

"Body and Mind in China and Greece: Perspectives from Philosophy and Medicine" - Lisa Raphals

Lisa Raphals, (University of California, Riverside)
March 2, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 115
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Ambivalence About Forgiveness - Miranda Fricker

Miranda Fricker , CUNY Graduate Center (City University of New York)
February 16, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 115
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“Ryle-ing the Irreal: Sensory Imagining as Knowing about Sensing” - Robert Hopkins

Robert Hopkins, Philosophy (New York University)
February 2, 2018
Peabody Hall, Room 115
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Genos: Between Nature and Hegemony

Emanuela Bianchi, Comparative Literature (New York University)
October 6, 2017
Peabody Hall, Room 115
David Birks

Benefiting Offenders

David Birks, Philosophy (University of Oxford; University of Kiel)
April 14, 2017
Peabody Hall, Room 115

'By any means necessary?': Hegel and Malcolm X on the Legitimate Use of Violence

William Maker, Philosophy (Clemson University)
April 7, 2017
Peabody Hall, Room 115

Emotion, Affliction, and Perception: A Tibetan Buddhist Account of the Psychology of Oppression

Emily McRae,
April 29, 2016
Peabody Hall, Room 115

Fourth Annual Philosophy Student Colloquium

March 31, 2012
Peabody Hall, Room 115

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