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Postgraduate Seminar Series 2007

Here are details of most of the presentations held earlier in 2007; please see our Postgrad. seminars page for the current program.


Monday, March 12:

Raphael Fiorese

"Eliminativism, Revisionary Physicalism, and the Ontolgical (in)Significance of New Wave Reduction."

NB: This presentation will be part of Raphael's confirmation of candidature.

Thursday, March 29:

Kimberley Cornish

"Wittgenstein's Jewish origins, Hitler, and von List's Rune Theories."

Monday, April 2:

Jillian Craigie

"Emotivism and the psychology of moral judgement"

Monday, April 16:

Leon Leontyev

"Can one ever know one's beliefs are not false?"

Monday, May 7:

Craig Barrie

"Dangers to democracy? Socrates and Euthyphro as citizens"

Monday, May 14:

Russell Blackford

"Schmoralising: Applied Error Theory"

Monday, May 21:

Andrew Shortridge

"Was the author of 'On Truth' and 'On Concord' a hedonist?"

Monday, May 28:

Michael McGann

"'Multicultural Citizenship' and the War on Terror: Temporary Protection Visas and the Cultural Rights of Iraqi Refugees"

Monday, July 9 (new time: 4.30pm - 6pm):

Robert Simpson

"No theodicy without eschatology: On the need for theodicists to claim that there will be an afterlife"

NB: This presentation will be part of Robert's confirmation of candidature.

Monday, July 30:

Andrew Shortridge

"Secrecy and injustice in the Gorgias"

Monday, August 6:

TBA

Monday, August 13:

David Rowe

"Truthmakers: The Problem of Universal Generalisations and Negative Existential Truths - or how we know there are no hippos in room W916."

NB: This presentation will be part of David's confirmation of candidature.

Monday, August 20 (starting at 5pm):

Luke Thompson - Luke apologises; he won't be able to make it. He will be speaking on October 1, however.

Monday, August 27:

Shannon Weekes

"Catharine Macaulay on the will: a reply to Martina Reuter"(provisional title)

NB: This presentation will be part of Shannon's confirmation of candidature.

Monday, September 3:

To be announced

Monday, September 10:

To be announced

Monday, September 17:

Akiva Quinn

"Liberalism, Feminism, and Gender Justice: Moral Attitudes towards Paternity and Parenting" (provisional title)

NB: This presentation will be part of Akiva's confirmation of candidature.

Monday, October 1 (starting at 5pm):

Luke Thompson

Monday, October 8:

Craig Barrie

Monday, October 15:

Raphael Fiorese


Please see our Postgrad. seminars page for the current program.

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