Thursday 21st March, 2013
10:00-10:35: F. Cecily Stephen: “Stoicism: Why the Disimpassioned Philosophy Does
Not Necessitate an Emotionless Life”
10:40-11:15: Ryan Nielsen: “Moral Significance of Sexual Desire”
11:30-12:05: Dave Custer: “Morals and Metaphysics in Descartes”
12:10-12:45: Chris Manor: “Thinking Justice in Plato’s Republic Through Badiou”
01:00-01:35: Adam Park: “Translatability and the Rejection of Conceptual Relativism in
Davidson”
01:35-02:30: LUNCH BREAK
02:30-03:05: Matthew Jonassaint: “Nietzsche, Batman, and Illness”
03:10-03:45: Christian Colton: “Descartes vs Buddha: How the Father of the Modern
World Could Not Defeat the Void”
Friday 22st, 2013
10:00-10:25: Betty Stoneman: “Posner’s Economic Approach to Rights - A Descriptive
to Normative Response to Leiter”
10:25-10:50: Christian Medina: “Which one is it Peirce, Turtles or Giraffes?”
11:00-12:30: KEYNOTE: Shaun Nichols
12:30-02:00: LUNCH BREAK
02:00-02:25: Brady Williams: “Kant, Marx, and Young Should Have Done Brunch”
02:25-02:50: Chris Peck: “Zeno’s Argument”
03:00-03:25: Adam Donahoe: “Heidegger & Husserl”
03:25-03:50: Cameron Hunter: “Kind of Things Argument”
04:00-04:25 Luis Miranda: “The Public: Neurath’s Language Analysis”
04:25-04:50 Robert Leith Lindsay: “On the Problem of Individuation”