January 30th
| Elisabeth Pacherie (Institut Jean Nicod)
The Dynamics of Intentions |
February 13th
| Graham Priest (University of Melbourne)
Envelopes and Indifference (the definitive solution to the two-envelope paradox) |
February 20th
| Paul Snowdon (University College London)
Personal Identity and Split Brains |
February 27th
| Frank Jackson (RSSS)
Narrow Content and Representationalism |
March 6th
| Robert Adams (Yale University)
Idealism Vindicated |
March 13th
| Daniel McDermott (RSSS - SPT)
A Natural Duty-based Account of State Legitimacy |
March 20th
| James Griffin (Oxford University)
When Human Rights Conflict |
March 27th
| David Macarthur (Macquarie University)
A Contextualist's Approach to Agrippa's Dilemma |
April 3rd
| Jakob Hohwy (University of Aarhus)
Evidence and Explanation of Consciousness: On Block's Harder Problem |
April 10th
| Jamie Dreier (Brown University)
Boundless Good |
April 17th
| John O'Dea (RSSS)
Phenomenal Terms are Indexicals, and What that Solves |
April 24th
| Caroline West (University of Sydney)
Individual Rights, Group Rights and Autonomy |
May 1st
| Joe Levine (Ohio State University)
Phenomenal Concepts and the Materialist Constraint |
May 8th
| David Sobel (Bowling Green)
Practical Reasons and Mistakes of Practical Rationality |
May 15th
| Christian List (Oxford/SPT)
Distributed Cognition: A Perspective from Social Choice Theory |
May 22nd
| Janice Dowell (Bowling Green State University)
Why a Naturalist Theory of Content Need not be Reductive |
May 29th
| Luke Russell (University of Sydney)
Justification, Truth and Intellectual Virtue |
June 5th
| Stephen Mumford (University of Nottingham)
Lawlessness |
June 12th
| Jason Stanley (University of Michigan)
Context, Interest-Relativity, and Knowledge |
June 19th
| David Chalmers (Arizona/RSSS)
Phenomenal Concepts and the Explanatory Gap |
June 26th
| Jeff King (UC Davis)
Modality, Tense and Compositional Semantic Values |
June 27th
| David Chalmers (Arizona/RSSS)
The Matrix as Metaphysics |
July 1st
| Workshop on Recent Work in Philosophy of Language |
July 3rd
| Andy Hamilton (University of Durham)
Self-Consciousness: A Humanistic Treatment |
July 10th
| No Thursday Seminar this week due to Adelaide AAP |
July 17th
| Richard Holton (University of Edinburgh)
Can Strength of Will be Rational? |
July 21st
| Passmore Lecture (SPT)
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July 24th
| Common Minds Conference (No Thursday Seminar this week)
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July 30th
| Jack Smart Lecture |
August 7th
| Workshop: Themes from Ned Block (National Europe Centre, 1 Liversidge Street)
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August 14th
| Brian McLaughlin (Rutgers)
Logical Commitment and Semantic Indeterminacy: A Reply to Williamson |
August 21st
| Jenann Ismael (University of Arizona)
Nowhere to be Found; the Self, the Body, and Space |
August 28th
| Martin Davies (RSSS)
In the Armchair, Down and Out |
September 4th
| Daniel Nolan (Syracuse University)
Vagueness, Multiplicity and Parts |
September 11th
| Martin Davies (RSSS)
A Principled Solution to the Problem of Armchair Knowledge |
September 18th
| Helen Beebee (University of Manchester)
Hume on Causation: Causal Experience, Projectivism, and Sceptical Realism |
October 2nd
| Philip Gerrans (University of Adelaide)
Mindreading for Beginners |
October 9th
| Robert Pasnau (University of Colorado)
A Theory of Secondary Qualities |
October 16th
| No Thursday Seminar this week. |
October 23rd
| Chandran Kukathas (University of Utah)
Justice, Toleration, Peace and Reason |
October 30th
| No Thursday Seminar this week due to Metaphysics Day 2. (http://philrsss.anu.edu.au/metaphysics2.php3)
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November 6th
| Garrett Cullity (University of Adelaide)
Public Goods and Fairness |
November 13th
| Richard Hall (Michigan State University)
Phenomenal Properties as Dummy Properties |
November 20th
| John Divers (University of Sheffield)
Agnostic Antirealism About Possible Worlds |
November 27th
| Christoph Fehige (University of Konstanz)
Desires as Affects |
December 4th
| Denis Robinson (University of Auckland)
Bare Distinctness, Brute Facts, and the (Contingent?) Identity of Indiscernibles |
December 11th
| Daniel Stoljar (RSSS)
Advertisement for a Solution to the Zombie Problem |
December 18th
| John Gardner (Oxford)
What is Tort Law For?
Note special room and time: Seminar Room A, 10:00-12:00 |