This workshop provides a forum for graduate students and faculty interested in the history of Philosophy from Descartes to Kant.
Workshop sessions include presentations from graduate students as well as hosting presentations from prominent Modern Philosophy scholars. Although the workshop topics include the entire Modern period, particular emphasis will be given to Kant, post-Kantian German Idealism, and 20th century appropriations of Kant.
The meetings are devoted to a discussion of papers by visiting speakers and graduate students from Philosophy, Divinity, Social Thought and other departments.
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Philosophy Events
- 9:15 am - 10:30 am, Office Closed - Humanities Division Staff Meeting
- "Internalism, Practical Relations, and Psychologism" - Dissertation Defense: Colin Patrick
- Spring Quarter ends
- Reception for Graduating College Philosophy Majors
- Philosophy Faculty Meeting
- Humanities Divison Annual End-of-Year Picnic for Faculty and Staff
- Adam Baim, "Medicine in 'Translation': The Work of Physicians in the Adaptation of Clinical Trials to Patient Care" - The Knowledge / Value Workshop
- "Names and Name-Bearing: an essay on the predicate view of names" - Dissertation Defense: Aidan Gray
- Coffee Hour
- Nic Koziolek, “Does sense determine reference?”- Wittgenstein Workshop