|
Eighth Biennial UMass Philosophy Homecoming
|
| What could be more fun for Philosophy faculty and grad
students than to get together with old Umies to do some philosophy?
The Department welcomes back its former students, as it welcomes its
incoming class of grad students. |
|
Tentative Schedule
|
|
Date
|
Place |
Time
|
Event
|
Friday
October 7 |
Lynne and Tom Baker's
137 Shutesbury Rd
|
6 p.m. |
Reception
[Note: The lane on which the Bakers live is now paved in a way that makes it best for cars to proceed directly to their house, where someone will help with lawn parking.]
|
|
Saturday
October 8
|
Bartlett 61 |
9:30 - 10:45 |
Session 1 |
Chair |
Bruce Galbreath (State of Vermont) |
|
| Speaker |
Ned Markosian
(Western Washington) |
"The Two-Envelope Problem" |
| Commentator |
Carl Woolf |
|
| 11:00 - 12:15 |
Session 2 |
|
|
|
| Chair |
Neil Feit (Fredonia) |
|
| Speaker |
JC Beall
(UConn) |
"True, False and Paranormal" |
| Commentator |
Kris McDaniel
(Syracuse) |
|
| |
12:15 - 2:00 |
Lunch in the eatery of your choice |
| Campus Center 803 |
2:00 - 4:30 |
Session 3:
Symposium on Teaching Philosophy |
Commenting
Chair |
Phil Cox (UMass/Dartmouth) |
|
| Participants |
Deborah Birnbaum
(Kent State) |
|
Don Berkich
(Texas A&M, Corpus Christi) |
|
Mary Litch
(Yale) |
|
| 4:45 - 6:00 |
Session 4:
Author Meets Critics |
Chair |
Judi DeCew ( Clark) |
|
| Author |
Erik Wielenberg
(Depauw) |
Value and Virtue in a Godless Universe |
| Critics |
Ben Bradley
(Syracuse) |
|
| |
Eric Moore
(Longwood) |
|
Blue Wall Bar
(Concourse Level, Campus Center) |
6:15 |
Happy Hour |
| |
7:30 |
Dinner at a local restaurant of your choice |