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Friday, February 27, 2004 - Patenge Room, East
Fee Hall
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2:00 - 3:00
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Registration and
Welcome Reception
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3:00 - 3:15
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Welcoming remarks
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3:15 - 4:10
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Talk 1
Modified Speciesism and A Humean
Argument Against It
Author: Monica Gerrek, University
of Kansas
Commentator: Chris Kaposy, SUNY Stony
Brook
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4:20 - 5:15
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Talk 2 Intuition and Equivalence
Author: Moon Duchin, University
of Chicago
Commentator: John Mariana, Michigan
State University
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5:25 - 6:20
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Talk 3 Kant and the Problem of Conflicting
Duties
Author: Heather Fieldhouse, Michigan State University
Commentator: Lauren Fleming, Georgetown
University
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7:15 - 10:00
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Informal Potluck
Dinner (Home of Dr. Stephen Esquith, Department
Chair)
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Saturday,
February 28, 2004 Patenge Room, East
Fee Hall
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9:00 - 9:40
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Registration and
Continental Breakfast
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9:45 - 10:40
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Talk 4 Dworkin's
Theory of Justified Paternalism
Author: Mark Engleson, Univeristy of Texas
Austin
Commentator: Alison Crane Reiheld, Michigan
State University
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10:50 -11:45
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Talk 5 Proventing
Terrorism: A Human Needs Approach
Author: Michelle Maiese, University of Colorado Boulder
Commentator: J. Eric Lambert,
Michigan State
University
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12:00-1:15
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LUNCH
(participants are on their own)
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1:30 - 2:25
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Talk 6 Living With the Crocodiles
Author: Audra King,
University of Colorado Boulder
Commentator: Meredith Verrochi, Michigan
State University
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2:35 - 3:30
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Talk 7
Reclaiming the Aesthetic Imagination for the Task of Thinking: A
Philosophical Approach to
Communicative Praxis and Appreciation of the Fine Arts
Author: Basem
Amin, University of Montana
Commentator: Andrew Pierce,
Michigan State University
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4:00 6:00
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Keynote Address, East Fee Hall, E109:
Kant's Argument For
Perpetual Peace
Bernard Boxill,
University of North CarolinaChapel Hill
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6:30
9:00
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Reception Dinner, Gourmet Village
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Each talk shall be 55
minutes in length and will include: 30 minutes for paper presentation, 10
minutes for commentator response, 5 minutes for a rebuttal by the speaker,
and 10 minutes for questions from the audience.
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