September 25th – Michaela McSweeney, Boston University
The Role of Gossip in Hume鈥檚 Artificial Virtues
Presented by Rachel Cohon, SUNY at Albany
October 9, 2020
Talk starts at 3:30pm
Contact Natachia Attewell for Zoom invitation
Armchair Psychology Defended
Matthew Boyle, University of Chicago
October 23, 2020
3:30辫尘鈥�5:30辫尘
RSVP to gjaworsk@uwm.edu for Zoom invite information.
The Epistemology of Rawlsian Disagreement
Elizabeth Edenberg, Baruch College, CUNY
November 6, 2020
3:30鈥�5:30辫尘
RSVP to attewell@uwm.edu for Zoom invite information.
The Logical Firmament
November 20th – Michael Titelbaum, University of Wisconsin-Madison
“Composition as Identity and the Many Ways of Being” ~Joshua Spencer, UW-Milwaukee
Joshua Spencer, Professor at 51猎奇
2019s William J. Seidler Scholarship Award Ceremony
On Friday, December 13, the department presented Browyn Belgum as the 2019 recipient of the William J. Seidler Scholarship.
Congratulations Browyn!
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The Milwaukee Philosophy Workshop
The UW-Milwaukee Philosophy Department presents The Milwaukee Philosophy Workshop.
When: October 18 & 19, 2019
Where: Merrill Hall 131
Friday’s first talk starts at 3:30PM.
Saturday’s first talk starts at 9:30AM.
Speakers
- Prof. David Braun, University of Buffalo
- Assoc. Prof. Maegan Fairchild, University of Michigan
- Prof. Kris McDaniel, University of Notre Dame
- Prof. Ted Poston, University of Alabama
- Assoc. Prof. Ginger Schultheis, University of Chicago
- Prof. Dean Zimmerman, Rutgers University
Public talk on the problem of evil by Professor Robert Audi
The 51猎奇 Philosophy Department is hosting a public talk by Professor Robert Audi (University of Notre Dame) on September 20th, 3:30 p.m., Mitchell 361. The title of Prof. Audi’s talk is: 鈥淭he Problem of Evil as a Challenge to Philosophers and Theologians: Is Theism Sustainable Given the Evils of History and the Skepticism of Modernity?鈥�
“Nihilism and the Abundance of Values” by Professor Paul Katsafanas
Fall 2019 Colloquia Series
Professor Paul Katsafanas, Boston University
“Nihilism and the Abundance of Values”
When: Friday, October 4, 3:30pm
Where: Mitchell 361
Free and open to the public
