SPEAKERS
JENNIFER CARR
UC San Diego
JANE FRIEDMAN
NYU
CLAYTON LITTLEJOHN
King's College London
ALEX WORSNIP
UNC Chapel Hill
READING GROUP
Fall 2018 (Seminar Room)
9/10: Carr, "Epistemic Expansions"
9/24: Littlejohn, "The Right in the Good" [handout]
10/22: Friedman, "Teleological Epistemology" [handout]
11/5: Worsnip, "Can Pragmatists Be Moderate?" [handout (available upon request)]
11/19: Basu & Schroeder, "Doxastic Wronging" [handout]
12/3: Broome, "Synchronic Requirements & Diachronic Permissions" [handout]
Winter 2019 (Seminar Room)
Thurs. 1/17 12-1PM: Carr, "Epistemic Observation, Pragmatic Intervention"
Mon. 1/21 3-4PM: Littlejohn & Dutant, "Are Normative Reasons Normative?"
Mo. 1/28 3-4PM: Friedman, "The Epistemic and the Zetetic" [handout]
SCHEDULE
Friday, 2/8: League, Michigan Room
2:30-3PM: Coffee & opening remarks by Jim Joyce
3-5PM: Alex Worsnip, "Can Pragmatists Be Moderate?"
Comments: Cameron McCulloch
Chair: Mercy Corredor
5-6:15PM: Reception
6:30PM: Dinner at Sava's
Saturday, 2/9: Angell Hall 3222
9:30-10AM: Coffee/breakfast
10-12PM: Jennifer Carr, "Epistemic Observation, Pragmatic Intervention"
Comments: Calum McNamara
Chair: Elise Woodard
12-1:30PM: Lunch
1:30-3:30PM: Clayton Littlejohn, "Are Normative Reasons Normative?"
Comments: Sumeet Patwardhan
Chair: Calum McNamara
3:30-4PM: Break
4-5PM: Discussion of Jane Friedman's "The Epistemic & The Zetetic"
Summary & Comments: Elise Woodard
Chair: Calum McNamara
5-6PM: Panel Discussion of Workshop Themes
6PM: Catered Dinner (Tanner Library, Angell Hall 1171)
ORGANIZERS
Cameron McCulloch
Calum McNamara
Elise Woodard
Workshop Sponsored & Funded By:
University of Michigan Philosophy Department
UM Institute for the Humanities
Rackham Dean's Strategic Initiative Funding
Graduate Student Events & Conferences
UM Law & Ethics Group