2007-2008 Philosophy Colloquium
Spring 2008 Speakers
EDWIN CURLEY, (James B. and Grace J. Nelson Professor of Philosophy, University of Michigan), "Is there a good argument for religious toleration?,"
Friday, April 11th, Anspach Hall 257A, 2PM
MARK SHELTON, (Temporary Assistant Professor of Philosophy, CMU), "Two Conceptions of the Rule of Law,"
Friday, March 14th, Anspach Hall 257A, 2PM
BRIAN COLEMAN, (Temporary Assistant Professor of Philosophy, CMU), "What's Wrong with Conflicts of Interest?,"
Friday, February 22nd, Anspach Hall 150, 2PM
KEN PARSONS, (Temporary Assistant Professor of Philosophy, CMU), "Three Conditions for Comprehensive Conceptions of Violence,"
Friday, January 25th, Anspach Hall 257A, 2PM
Fall 2007 Speakers
BEN CAPLAN , (Associate Professor of Philosophy, Ohio State University), "The Way Things Were"
Friday, November 16th, Anspach Hall 169, 2-4 PM
JOHN WRIGHT, (Professor of Philosophy, CMU), "Hume's First Principles: Breaking Stereotypes and the Threat of Anachronism," Friday, October 12th, Anspach Hall 169, 2-4 PM
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ROBERT NOGGLE, (Associate Professor of Philosophy, CMU), "Give Till It Hurts: A Kantian Approach to Beneficence and the Limits of Obligation," Friday, September 28th, Anspach Hall 169, 2-4 PM (Click
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