Program for Tuesday, June 4th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 4TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:10

Why Consensus Matters: A Peircean Revision of Longino

Scott Metzger

10:10-11:20

Laws, Worlds and Material Reasoning

Bryson Brown

11:20-12:10

What Counts as Scientific Practice?

Ananya Chattoraj

09:00-09:50

Are moral character judgments unreliable? The epistemic implications of the Mixed Traits Theory

Evan Westra

09:50-11:00

The Fair Opportunity to Avoid Ignorance

Evan Tiffany

11:00-11:50

“Love Alters Not”: A Study of Unrequited Love

Alexandra Gustafson

09:00-09:50

Gender Identity Invalidation and Identification

Jasper Heaton

09:50-10:40

Evil and Feminism: Using Feminist Ethics to Modify Card's Theory of Evil

Todd Calder

10:40-11:30

Decommodification as Exploitation

Vida Panitch

09:00-09:45

The (Virtue) Epistemology of Political Ignorance

Cameron Boult

09:45-10:30

Coordination, Expectations, and the Bindingness of Truth

Charles Côté-Bouchard

10:30-11:15

A Puzzle About the Optimization of Collective Reliability

Marc-Kevin Daoust

11:15-12:00

Epistemic Norms and Collective Responsibility

Éliot Litalien

12:00-12:30

Group Belief, Deliberation, and Justification

Molly O’rourke-Friel

09:00-09:50

TBA

Audrey Yap

09:50-10:40

TBA

Dirk Schlimm

10:40-11:30

Retrieving, Interleaving, and Growing: Small Changes in Teaching for Better Learning

Christina Hendricks

11:30-12:20

The Carnap Proof Assistant: A Case Study in Open Source Software for Logic Pedagogy

Graham Leach-Krouse

09:00-09:30

Game of Thrones, Hank Williams Jr., and Aesthetic Viscerality

Carl Matheson

09:30-10:00

Creature Features

Chris Tillman, Josh Spencer

10:00-10:30

Fregean Theories of Empty Names

Ben Caplan

10:30-11:00

Possibilism about Fictional Objects and the Puzzle of Imaginative Resistance

Erin Mercurio

11:00-11:30

Fiction and Indeterminate Identity

David Friedell

11:30-12:00

Exploding Stories and the Limits of Fiction

Michel-Antoine Xghinesse

09:00-10:10

Moore on the Unreality of Agent-Relative Value *(Winner of the CPA Student Essay Prize)

Robert Matyasi, Damian Melamedoff

10:10-11:20

Acting as a Reason

Devlin Russell

11:20-12:30

Moral Deference, Ground Projects, and the Moral Web of Belief

Logan Wigglesworth

09:00-09:50

Reason as Cunning: Self-Deception, Self-Reflection and Self-Awareness in Dialectic of Enlightenment

Pierre-Francois Noppen

09:50-11:00

What Would Be Different: Adorno and Lukács

Iain Macdonald

11:00-12:10

L’autorité du discours et le discours de l’autorité : les écrits philosophiques de Lénine, cent ans après la

Mathieu Laine

09:00-09:50

From Constitution to Institution: Merleau-Ponty's Radical Concept of Synthesis

Don Beith

09:50-10:40

Dreaming perceptual experience as a problematic for Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Perception.

Valerie Bernard

10:40-11:30

Is Perceptual Experience Temporally Transparent?

Elliot Carter

09:00-12:30 Book Symposium: Jacqueline Feke's Ptolemy's Philosophy: Mathematics as a Way of Life

09:00-12:30 The Political Philosophy of Harm Reduction

14:00-14:50

Another Lockean Argument for Basic Income

Kelin Emmett

14:50-15:50

Political Instrumentalism and Power as a Trust

Andrew Butler

15:50-16:40

The Dangers of Meritocracy

Paul Abela

16:40-17:25

Intellectual Humility: Situating the Virtue in the Context of Academic Philosophy

Jaclyn Rekis

14:00-14:50

Explaining The Normativity of Normative Thought

Matt Bedke

14:50-15:45

Rousseauian Metaethical Constructivism and the Contingent Grip of Moral Thought

Stefan Sciaraffa

15:45-16:35

The Metaethics of Insanity and the Normative Authority of Law

Evan Tiffany

16:35-17:25

Making Sense of Reasons for Gratitude: A Phenomenological Approach

Mark Timmons

14:00-15:10

What Do Climate Change Winners Owe?

Kian Mintz-Woo, Justin Leroux

15:10-16:00

Le cas de l’interprétation de la notion « éthique » dans les travaux du GIEC

Anthony Voisard

16:00-16:50

The More Speech Objection: Mill, Langton, and Antifa

Erik Nelson

16:50-17:40

Answering for the Past

Nicole Ramsoomair

14:00-14:50

Epistemic Processes and Socially Problematic Beliefs

Lara Roth

14:50-15:40

Understanding Others

Amber Riaz

14:00-15:10

Neither White nor Ward: Métis Racialization and The Formation of Whiteness in Treaty Era Canadian Prairies

Wayne Wapeemukwa Robinson

15:10-16:20

Whose land? The pedagogical power and philosophical limits of "connecting to nature"

Pamela Courtenay-Hall

16:20-17:30

Bruce Ferguson and Indigenous Philosophy

Sylvia Berryman

14:00-14:50

Epistemic autoregulation of social systems: a conceptual framework applied to the case of the Bank of

Jérémie Dion

14:50-15:40

Lessons From Economics: How Equilibrium Explanations Fail

Ashton Sperry

15:40-16:30

Le risque et les événements indésirables : une proposition ontologique

Olivier Grenier

16:30-17:20

Inclusive Anchor Individualism: A Comparative Model of Individualist Social Ontologies

Alex Bryant

14:00-14:45

On the Relationship between Divinity and Materiality in the Continental Tradition

Neal DeRoo

14:45-15:30

But where the danger is, also grows the saving power: Religion as Cause and Cure of Environmental

Sean J McGrath

15:30-16:15

Paul Ricoeur's Journey to Ethics and Justice

Morny Joy

16:15-17:00

Auto-Affection and the Question of God

Karl Hefty

14:00-15:00

Who is Wronged When Markets Fail?

Julian Jonker

15:00-16:00

Contractualist Insights on Employment Relations: The Unjustly Constraining World of Online Content

Nina Windgätter

16:00-17:00

Contractualism, Meaningful Work and the Purpose of the Firm

David Silver

14:00-15:10

How We've Misconstrued Medieval Modal Logic (and What to Do about It)

Boaz Schuman

15:10-16:00

Nombres et figures, où êtes-vous? La critique aristotélicienne de la séparation platonicienne des objets

Pierre-Luc Boudreault

16:00-16:50

The “appeal to popularity” should not be treated as a fallacy.

Donald Dedrick

14:00-15:10

The Cartesian Other: Intersubjectivity in Descartes

Kathryn Lawson

15:10-16:00

Religion Founded in Skepticism: Understanding Hume’s Dialogues though the Lens of the Treatise

Katharina Paxman, Tarik LaCour

16:00-17:10

Peirce, Empiricism, and the Pragmatic Maxim

Griffin Klemick