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Spring 2008 Colloquium Speakers and Workshops
Program in Social, Political, Ethical and Legal Philosophy (SPEL)
Philosophy Department, Binghamton University

Unless otherwise indicated,
all meetings are on Tuesdays from 11:45-1:00

Talks:

Tues., Feb 12   

Speaker: Eric Dietrich, Binghamton University
“The Bishop and Priest: The Psychology of True Contradictions”
(No commentator; no paper to read in advance)
Location: UUW 324


Tues., March 11   

Speaker: Monica Mueller, Binghamton University
“Why 'because I said so' is Never Enough for Cultivating Virtue”
Commentator: Lewis Trelawny-Cassity
Location: UUW 324


Tues., April 15   

Speaker: Fuat Gürsözlü, Binghamton University
“Agonistic Politics, the Problem of Peaceful Political Action, and Political Virtues in Hannah Arendt”
Commentator: Alejandro Arango
Location: UUW 324


Tues., April 29   

Speaker: Max Pensky “The Ethics of Amnesty”
Commentator: Richard Saucedo
Location: UUW 324


Professional Development Workshops:

Tues., March 4    Preparing for and Entering the Philosophy Job Market.
(mandatory for all in-residence SPEL students who expect to be ABD by Fall 08)
Led by: Lisa Tessman
Location: LT 1210


Tues., April 1   

Attending Philosophical Conferences and Getting Published.
(mandatory for all first-year SPEL students except terminal M.A. students; optional for other SPEL students)
Led by: Lisa Tessman
Location: LT 1210


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