FALL
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17 Oct
Colin Patrick (Chicago, graduate student)
“Foot’s Naturalism and Moral Reasons for Action”
7 Nov
Silver Bronzo (Chicago, graduate student)
“Context Principle and Contextual Definitions in Jeremy Bentham”
14 Nov
Nat Hansen (Chicago, graduate student)
“Color Adjectives and Radical Contextualism”
21 Nov
Ed Minar (University of Arkansas)
“The Life of the Sign: Rule-Following, Practice and Agreement”
WINTER
23 Jan
Matt Teichman (Chicago, graduate student)
“Philosophy of Action in the Tractatus”
30 Jan
Tom Lockhart (Chicago, graduate student)
“What Does It Mean (if anything) to Be a Disjunctivist about X (for any X)?
6 Feb
Joshua Schwartz (Chicago, graduate student)
“Quine on Disquotation Schemata”
1:30-4:30, Cobb 102
13 Feb
Piergiorgio Donatelli (University of Rome “La Sapienza”)
“Transformations of the Concept of Human Being”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
20 Feb
Dawn Eschenauer Chow (Chicago, graduate student)
“The Logic of Nonsense”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
27 Feb
Will Small (Chicago, graduate student)
“Knowing What I’m Doing”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
6 March
Cato Wittusen (University of Stavanger, Norway)
“Wittgenstein and Secondary Sense”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
SPRING
3 April
Agnes Callard (Chicago)
“The Shape of Satisfaction”
3:30-6:15, Wieboldt 408
10 April
Daesuk Han (Chicago, graduate student)
“The Nature of All Being: Wittgenstein and Heidegger”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
17 April
Daniel R. Rodriguez Navas (Chicago, graduate student)
“The Tractarian Doctrine of Relations:
Wittgenstein’s Resolute Resolution of Russell’s Puzzle of Asymmetrical Relations”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
20 April (Monday)
Martin Gustafsson (University of Stockholm, Sweden)
“‘Wittgenstein and ‘tonk’”
Wieboldt 111, 4:30-6:30
This event will be a joint session with the Contemporary Philosophy Workshop and the Formal Philosophy Workshop
24 April
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1 May
Peter Hylton (University of Illinois at Chicago)
“The Idea of a Logically Perfect Language in Analytic Philosophy”
1:00-4:00, Cobb 102
8 May
Charlotte Gauvry (visiting student, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
“Use, Sense and Content’s Determination”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
15 May
Charles Todd (Chicago, graduate student)
“The New Problem of Akratic Action”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
22 May
Zed Adams (New School for Social Research, New York)
“Moral Fictionalism”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102
29 May
Stina Backstrom (Chicago, Graduate Student)
“The Intentionality of Emotional Expressions”
1:30-4:20, Cobb 102