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9TH ANNUAL GRADUATE PHILOSOPHY CONFERENCE February 15-16, 2008 / Keynote Alice Dreger / Featured Faculty Stephen Esquith |
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 PDF VERSIONDownload Adobe Reader SCHEDULE FRIDAY FEBRUARY 15, 2008 2:00p Vassiliki Leontis, Bowling Green State University “Medical Human Research in Developing Countries: A Feminist Universalist Approach to Women’s Human Flourishing” Commentary: Joe Stramondo, Michigan State University 3:00p Justin Remhof, University of Urbana/Champaign “Nietzsche’s Weapon of War: The Method of Science” Commentary: Carlos Melendez, Michigan State University 4:30p FEATURED FACULTY ADDRESS Stephen Esquith, Michigan State University “Teaching as a Vocation: Recognizing the Political Responsibilities of Everyday Bystanders” Dinner will follow SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16, 2008 1:00p Jen Rinaldi, York University “The Moral Obligation to Forgive” Commentary: Shannon Proctor, Michigan State University 2:00p Adam Schechter, Syracuse University “Patient Responsibility and Reciprocity: How the Ethics of Transplantation Can Illuminate Health Care Generally” Commentary: Alexandra Valadas, Michigan State University 3:00p José Luis Fernández, Stony Brook University “Kant’s Feeling: Why Aesthetic Judgments are De Dicto Exemplary Necessary” Commentary: Matthew Johnson, Michigan State University 4:30p KEYNOTE ADDRESS Alice Dreger, Ph.D., Northwestern University “Why Phallometers Worked, and Evidence Didn't: Philosophical Aspects of the Intersex Rights Movement” Reception will follow  |