Philosophy Colloquium Series
UC Riverside, 2003-2004

Fall Quarter:

• Prof. Manuel Vargas, University of San Francisco (currently visiting at Cal Tech), "Moral Influence, Moral Responsibility", November 19 (Wednesday), 3-5pm, Watkins 1350

Winter Quarter:

• Prof. Charles Siewert, University of Miami, "Is Experience Transparent?", January 14 (Wednesday), 3-5 pm, HMNSS 1500
  
  
• Prof. Robin Jeshion, Yale University, "Singular Thought without Acquaintance", January 21 (Wednesday), 3:30-5:30pm, HMNSS 1500
  
  
• Prof. Michael Nelson, Yale University, "Anti-Essentialism, Descriptivism, and the De Re", January 22 (Thursday), 9:30-11:30am, SURGE 284
  
  
• Prof. Gideon Yaffe, University of Southern California, "'The Government Beguiled Me': Legal Responsibility and the Entrapment Defense", January 26 (Monday), 1-3pm, SURGE 284
  
  
• Prof. David Braun, University of Rochester, "Empty Names, Fictional Names, Mythical Names" , February 4 (Wednesday), 3-5pm, WATKINS 1350
  
  
• Annual Philosophy Conference at UC Riverside, "Trust" (organized by Prof. Peter Graham), February 27-28, 2004.  The speakers will be: Prof. Karen Cook, Stanford University; Prof. Russell Hardin, New York University & Stanford University; Prof. Eric Uslaner, University of Maryland-College Park; Prof. Victoria McGeer, Princeton University; Prof. Edward Hinchman, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; and Prof. Karen Jones, University of Melbourne, Australia.  In addition, commentators will include: Prof. Kathleen Montgomery, UC Riverside; Prof. Paul Hurley, Pomona College; Prof. Eric Schwitzgebel, UC Riverside; Prof. Pamela Hieronymi, UCLA; and Prof. Philip Nickel, UC Irvine.  (For more details, go to Conference.)
  
  
• Prof. Dana Nelkin, University of California at San Diego, "Deliberative Alternatives", March 10, 2004, 3-5pm, WATKINS 1350

Spring Quarter:

• Prof. Peter French, Arizona State University, "Shared Memory, Public Memory, and Collective Responsibility", April 14, 2004, 2:30-4:30pm, HMNSS 1500
  
  
• Distinguished Visitor Lecture Series , Prof. David Velleman, University of Michigan, April 26-29, 2004
  • Monday, April 26, 2004:  "What Good is the Will?" (lecture), 3-5pm, HMNSS 1500
  • Tuesday, April 27, 2004:  "Doxastic Deliberation" (seminar), 11am-1pm, HMNSS 2601
  • Wednesday, April 28, 2004:  "The Centered Self" (lecture), 3-5pm, HMNSS 1500
    
    
• Prof. Carl Hoefer, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain, "Freedom from the Inside Out", May 4, 12-2pm, Department Library
  
  
• Prof. Maudemarie Clark, Colgate University, "Nietzsche's Will to Power Revisited", May 5, 3-5pm, Department Library