CONFERENCE | 6th Annual Free Will, Moral Responsibility, and Agency
The Philosophy Graduate Student Association of Florida State University is now accepting submissions for their Sixth Annual Graduate Conference on Free Will, Moral Responsibility, and Agency. The conference will take place on October 6th and 7th, 2017. Keynote speakers will be David Shoemaker and Michael McKenna.
Schedule
Friday October 6 |
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3:00pm | Registration (Dodd Hall Auditorium) |
3:30pm | Keynote Address Prof. Michael McKenna University of Arizona "Punishment and the Value of Deserved Suffering" |
5:30pm | Reception, Dodd Hall |
Saturday, October 7 |
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8:00am | Light Breakfast (Dodd Hall Auditorium) |
8:30am | Andrew Law, UC Riverside "Explanations in Frankfurt Cases" Commenter: Matthew Jernberg, FSU |
9:30am | Etye Steinberg, University of Toronto "Reflection and Responsibility for Attitudes" Commenter: Rachel Amoroso, FSU |
10:30am | Isaiah Lin, Syracuse University "Absence Causation and Supervenience" Commenter: Andrew Christman, FSU |
11:30am |
Lunch (on your own) |
1:00pm | David Poplar, University of Arizona "In Praise of Gratitude" Commenter: Gordon Cooper, FSU |
2:00pm | Derek Lam, University of Virginia "The Dilemma Defense and Remaining Agnostic in the Right Way" Commenter: Jay Spitzley, FSU |
3:00pm | Phoebe H.Y. Chan, University of Arizona "Two Myths of Free Agency" Commenter: Nick Sparks, FSU |
4:00pm | Keynote Address Prof. David Shoemaker Tulane University "Hurt Feelings" |
6:00pm | Reception, Dodd Hall |
CFP
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The deadline for submissions is Friday, July 21. We will notify those whose papers have been accepted by the beginning of September.
Contact
Please contact one of our conference organizers with any questions or requests: Samantha Berthelette at sberthelette@fsu.edu, Marigny Nevitt at mbn13@my.fsu.edu, or Spencer Smith at sms13n@my.fsu.edu.
Acknowledgements
The conference is organized by the Florida State University’s Philosophy Graduate Student Association (PGSA) and is co-sponsored by FSU’s Congress of Graduate Students (COGS) and FSU’s Philosophy Department.