Below is the schedule of talks hosted by the philosophy department for 2010-2011. Unless otherwise indicated, the colloquium will be based on a paper that participants will be expected to have read in advance. For a copy of the paper, please e-mail Daniel Groll.

All colloquia are at 4:30 pm unless otherwise noted.

Fall 2010

October 21st: Jason Decker and Daniel Groll (Carleton College), "The (In)Significance of Moral Disagreement for Moral Knowledge"

November 9th: Anna Moltchanova (Carleton College), "Cooperation in the we-mode, legitimacy and immigrant inclusion"

Winter 2011

February 9th, Sayles Hill 252: Michael Fuerstein (St. Olaf), "Deweyan Experience in Democratic Deliberation"

February 23rd, Leighton 301: Danny Munoz-Hutchinson (St. Olaf), "Dualism before Descartes: Plotinus and the Problem of Causal Interaction."

Spring 2011

April 13th: Mihaela Czobor-Lupp (Carleton, Political Science), "Herder on Aesthetic Imagination as a Source of Post-National Democratic Solidarity: A Contribution to Habermas’s Constitutional Patriotism"

TBD: Russ Shafer-Landau (UW-Madison & Cowling Visiting Professor at Carleton)