MIT philosophy:
colloquia fall 2004
boston-area philosophy calendar | colloquia at: Harvard * BU * Tufts * Brandeis * Brown
Unless otherwise indicated, all talks are on Fridays at 3:30 pm in room 32-155.
For more information, contact Lauren Ashwell (lashwell@mit.edu), Heather Logue (logue@mit.edu),
or Chris Robichaud (cjrobi@mit.edu). (For more information about talks co-sponsored with Women's Studies,
contact womens-studies@mit.edu.)
Some colloquium papers will be available on this page in
(viewable in
adobe acrobat
reader).
September 24:
- "Epistemicism and Semantic Plasticity"
- John Hawthorne, Rutgers University
October 8:
- "What Reference Has to Tell Us About Meaning"
- Stephen Schiffer, New York University
Tuesday October 19 at 4pm in 4-231; co-sponsored with
Women's Studies:
- "The Metaphysics of Sex and Gender"
- Linda Alcoff, Syracuse University
October 29:
- "Mental Quotation - a cure for the mind-body problem"
- Katalin Balog, Yale University
November 5:
- "Linguistic Meanings as (Monadic, Second-Order) Concept-Instructions" note-this paper is background for the talk
- Paul Pietroski, University of Maryland
November 19:
- "Is there hope for a theory of objective aesthetic value?"

- Peter Railton, University of Michigan
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