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Colloquia and Public Events, 2009 - 2010

• September 17, 2009
  Inaugural Lecture
  "Too Legit to Quit: How Standards of Specialization in Africana Philosophy are Necessary to Resist the Eurocentric Cooptation of Black Philosophy"
  Tommy Curry (Philosophy, Texas A&M University)
  3:45PM in Bolton 213

• September 23, 2009
  Glasscock Faculty Colloquium Series
  "Levinas and the 'Crisis of Humanism'"
  Claire Katz (Philosophy, Texas A&M University)
  4:00pm
  

• October 1, 2009
  "A Credible Anselmianism"
  Michael Almeida (Philosophy and Classics, University of Texas at San Antonio)
  3:45PM in Bolton 213

• October 1, 2009
  Glasscock Graduate Colloquium Series
  "Conceptions of the Highest Good: From Rational Theology to Radical Theology"
  Anthony Pepitone(Philosophy, Texas A&M University)
  2:30pm

• October 6, 2009
  "Ugly Form" Talk Show
  12:00pm, Langford-A atrium (Texas A&M University)
  Philosophy Dept. Contact:Theodore George

• October 15, 2009
  Martin Kavka (Religion, Florida State University)
  “Social Practice and Jewish Philosophy"
  3:45PM in Bolton 213
  Host:Claire Katz

• October 22-24, 2009
  2009 Annual Conference of the Association for Political Theory
  For more information, please see the conference webpage

• October 23-24, 2009
  South Central Seminar in the History of Early Modern Philosophy (University of Texas, San Antonio)
  For more information, please visit the conference webpage

• November 10, 2009
  Ugly Form Talk Show "Tinker/Toy"
  12:00pm, Langford-A atrium (Texas A&M University)
  Philosophy Dept. Contact:Kristi Sweet

• November 12, 2009
  Author Meets Readers
  John Dewey's Ethics: Democracy as Experience, Indiana University Press: 2008.
  Gregory Pappas (Philosophy, Texas A&M University)
  Commentators: Robert Westbrook (History, University of Rochester), John J. McDermott (Philosophy, Texas A&M University)
  3:45PM in the Glasscock Building, Room 311.

• December 2, 2009
  Glasscock Faculty Colloquium Series
  "The Epistemic Significance of Address"
  Benjamin McMyler (Philosophy, Texas A&M University)
  4:00pm in the Glasscock Building, Room 311.

• December 3, 2009
  "Some Ontological Remarks on a Functional Realism"
  Jong-Wang Lee (Philosophy, Yeungnam University, South Korea; visiting scholar, Texas A&M University)
  3:45pm in Bolton 213
  Host: Hugh McCann

• December 27-30, 2009
  APA Eastern Division Annual Meeting
  

• January 28, 2010
  Lone Star Tourist
  Michael Smith (Politics, Princeton University)
  title,TBA
  3:45PM in Bolton 213
  Host: Robin Smith

• February 4, 2010
  Author Meets Readers
  Making Amends: Atonement in Morality, Law and Politics, Oxford University Press: 2009.
  by Linda Radzik
  Commentators:George Sher (Philosophy, Rice University), Claire Katz (Philosophy, Texas A&M University)
  3:45PM in Bolton 213
  Host: Linda Radzik

• February 11, 2010
  title, tba
  Lewis Gordon (Philosophy,Temple University)
  3:45pm in Bolton 213
  Host:tba

• February 17-20, 2010
  APA Central Division Meeting
  

• February 18-20, 2010
  First Internation Conference on Pragmatism and the Hispanic World
  For more information, please see the onference webpage or contact Gregory Pappas

• March 4, 5-6, 2010
  Inaugural Meeting of the Southern Division of the North American Kant Society
  For more information, please see the conference webpage or contact Kristi Sweet

• March 9, 2010
  Inaugural Lecture
  Robert Garcia (Philosophy, Texas A&M University)
  title, TBA
  3:45PM in Bolton 213

• March 25, 2010
  Lee Miller (Philosophy, SUNY Stonybrook)
  title TBA
  3:45PM in Bolton 213
  Host: John J. McDermott

• March 31-April 4, 2010
  APA Pacific Division Meeting
  

• April 8, 2010
  Pamela Hieronymi (Philosophy, UCLA)
  title TBA
  3:45PM in Bolton 213
  Host: TBA

• April 22, 2010
  Colin Allen (History and Philosophy of Science, Indiana University)
  title TBA
  3:45PM in Bolton 213
  Host: Chris Menzel