Colloquium Series, 2001-2002
| DATE | SPEAKER | AFFILIATION | TITLE | 09/13/01 | Colin Allen | TAMU | "Animal Pain" |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09/20/01 | Heather Gert | TAMU | "Wittgenstein on Thinking" |
| 10/18/01 | David Sosa | University of Texas at Austin | "Free Mental Causation" |
| 11/01/01 | Mark Kaplan | University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee | "Tales of the Unknown" |
| 11/15/01 | Scott Pratt | University of Oregon | "The Native Prophetic Movement and the Roots of American Pragmatism" |
| 11/29/01 | Jason Stanley | University of Michigan, Ann Arbor | "Modality and What is Said" |
| Tuesday 2/5 |
Roger Sansom | University of North Carolina | "How Ingenious Genes Overcome the Difficulty of Development" |
| Tuesday 2/12 |
Steven Weinstein | Dartmouth College | Objectivity, Information, and Maxwell's Demon Abstract |
| 2/14 | Jeffrey Poland | University of Nebraska | "Scientific Objectivity and the Classification of Mental Disorder" |
| 2/28 | Michael Williams
Lone Star Tourist |
Johns Hopkins University | Facts, Truth, and Knowledge: How to Read Wittgenstein's On Certainty |
| 4/4 | Holmes Rolston | Colorado State University | "Challenges in Environmental Ethics" |
| 4/23 Tuesday |
Jonathan Vogel | Amherst College | "Skeptical Arguments" |
| 5/20 Monday |
Jorge J. E. Gracia | State University of New York at Buffalo | "Categories vs. Genera: Suárez's Difficult Balancing Act" |
Colloquia begin at 3:45 p.m. in room 213 of Bolton Hall. Refreshments are served one half hour preceding talks given by out of town visitors. For more information, call (979) 845-5660 or send email.