Program for Sunday, June 2nd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 2ND: TALK VIEW

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09:00-12:30 Morality & Mathematics: Clarke Doane Book Symposium

09:00-10:00

Malebranche on Experiencing Size

Colin Chamberlain

10:00-11:00

Astell on Governing the Body

Michaela Manson

11:00-12:00

Condillac on Being Human: Control and Reflection Reconsidered

Anik Waldow

09:00-10:10

The Madness and Virtue of Love in Plato's Symposium

Jacquelyn Maxwell

10:10-11:20

Sophistry and Bullshit

Lindsay Hachey

11:20-12:10

Tomb and Prison: Plato on the Body as the Cause of Psychic Disorders

Douglas Campbell

09:00-09:45

Pain as the Scaffold of the Lifeworld: Some Reflections on Pāli Buddhist Philosophy

Sean M. Smith

09:45-10:30

Pain Without Grasping

Evan Thompson

10:30-11:30

Selfhood and the Value of Pain

Catherine Prueitt

09:00-10:10

Meanings, Sounds, Signs, & Gestures

Tristan Tondino

10:10-11:20

Haecceity and the Essence of Putnam’s Pet Pencil

Nicholas Ray

11:20-12:30

Transplanimalism

Jeremy Skrzypek, Dominic Mangino

09:00-09:50

Is totalitarianism theory a useful tool of historical scholarship? On the relation between historiography and social science

Manuela Ungureanu

09:50-10:40

Taking responsibility for injustices at the global level: from the right to justification to epistemic

Hugo Cossette-Lefebvre

10:40-11:30

Talents, incentives, and dynamic efficiency

Peter Dietsch

09:00-10:10

Starting the Path to Virtue on the Right Foot - Human Form and Deliberation

Tiger Zheng

10:10-11:00

Voluntary Commitments (Not)

Etye Steinberg

11:00-12:10

In Defense of an Explanatoriness Criterion for Moral Philosophy

Michael Da Silva

09:00-09:50

Moral Pluralism, Disagreement, and Informed Consent

Patricia Marino

09:50-10:40

Vitiating Consent for Sex through Deception

Julia Lei

10:40-11:30

A Higher Standard of Sexual Consent: Linking Consent and Blame

Felix Lambrecht

11:30-12:20

As Much as Possible, as Soon As Possible: Getting Negative About Emissions

Kent Peacock

09:00-10:10

Immodesty in Social Contexts

Marc-Kevin Daoust

10:10-11:00

Developing a Fuller Picture of Moral Encroachment

Caroline von Klemperer

11:00-12:10

Epistemic Obligations to Know

Evan Taylor

09:00-12:30 Book Symposium: James Doyle's No Morlaity, No Self: Anscombe's Radical Skepticism

09:00-09:50

Searching for culture: social construction across species

Rebecca Ring

09:50-10:40

Novelty and life: towards a possible explanation in Philosophy of Biology

Yasmin Haddad

10:00-11:00

Justice and Aesthetic Consciousness in British Idealism

William Sweet

11:00-12:00

George Grant on Freedom and the Law, Sixty Years On: A Thomistic Solution to Grant's Puzzle

David Klassen

12:30-14:00 Chairs' Forum/Forum des directeurs et directrices

14:00-15:10

Death’s Harm, Reasonable Compassion, and Phenomenal Continuity

Howard Nye

15:10-16:20

Blaming Kids

Craig Agule

16:20-17:30

Trolley Problems for contractarians

Malcolm Murray

14:00-15:10

Imaginative Representation as Simulation

Daniel Munro

15:10-16:20

Ampliative Perceptual Judgments and Other Minds

Mason Westfall

16:20-17:30

Mental Causation, Autonomy and Action Theory

Dwayne Moore

14:00-14:30

Against intellectual virtue, toward the shared-valuing of epistemic goods

Claire Becerra

14:30-15:00

Lessons from the successful Ontario campaign to create high school philosophy courses

Frank Cunningham

15:00-15:30

Critical thinking in the new BC K-12 curriculum: challenges and opportunities

Nicolas Fillion, Dale Martelli

15:30-16:00

Teaching philosophy: Critical thinking and diverse writing genres

Fredy Galindo

16:00-16:30

The Collaborative: An international platform to support philosophical Inquiry in schools

Nicolas Tanchuk

16:30-17:00

Hot-Button Topics in Schools and Beyond

Robert A. Wilson

14:00-14:45

Mary Shephard on Latent Reasoning

Deborah Boyle

14:45-15:30

Is Emilie du Châtelet a Hedonist, Desire Satisfactionist, or a Pluralist about Happiness?

Mary Lascano

15:30-16:15

Early Modern Women and the Genesis of Sexual Inequality

Charlotte Sabourin

14:00-15:00

Epistemic Pathology

Chris Dragos

15:00-16:00

Some Considerations Against Epistemic Paternalism

Liz Jackson

16:00-17:00

Epistemic Paternalism and Inquiry

Kirk Lougheed

14:00-17:30 Mark Sullivan's The Patient as Agent of Health and Health Care: Book Symposium

14:00-14:40

Viewpoint Diversity and the Final Opinion

Shannon Dea

14:40-15:20

La réussite de l’enquête en démocratie contemporaine : un plaidoyer pour (un retour vers) un pragmatisme

Pierre-Luc Dostie Proulx

15:20-16:00

Dark Days & The Universal Continuum: Pragmatist Cosmopolitanism for the 21st Century

Diana Heney

16:00-16:40

The Flight From Truth and Lane’s Rehabilitation of Correspondence

Andrew Howat

16:40-17:20

The Arbitrament of the Big Battalions”: Russell’s Warning and Peirce’s Pragmatism

Robert Lane

14:00-14:50

The Unfettering of Human Rights Justification and the Right to Subsistence: Some Comments on the Work of Onora

Craig Foye

14:50-15:40

Uncertainty and Justice Between Longevity Groups

L. Chad Horne

15:40-16:30

What can space babies tell us about the value of genetic ties?

Olivia Schuman

16:30-17:20

Justifying Aggression, Hostility and Emotional Outbreaks: The Defeasibility of the Duty to Argue

Katharina Stevens

14:00-15:10

Confirmation of the Minimal Higgs Sector

Martin King

15:10-16:20

Accounting For Role-Asymmetries In the Evolution of Compositional Signals

Travis Lacroix

14:00-14:50

Tools of Analysis in Cognitive Neuroscience: Developed as Techniques, Used as Templates

Jessey Wright

14:50-15:40

Why Consciousness Must Be a User-Illusion

Christopher Viger

15:40-16:30

The Varieties of Flexibility

Myrto Mylopoulos, Robert Foley

16:30-17:20

The Evolution of the Human Mind: Two Recent Methods of Examination

Andrew Brigham

14:00-15:00

Did Aristotle Pray?

Louis Groarke

15:00-16:00

On Praying to the Same God

Jason West

14:00-14:50

Aristotle's definition of time: an old instance of the timeless 'continuous' vs. 'discrete' paradox

Pierre-Luc Boudreault

14:50-15:50

Thomas Bradwardine and the Philosophy of Time: 14th-century Augustinian, or anti-pelagian

Sarah Hogarth Rossiter

15:50-17:00

Supervenience Physicalism And Aristotle's Treatise On Time

Jordon Craib