2006-7

11.03.2006	Adam Elga - Princeton University "Lucky to be Rational, Lucky to be Wise"
11.17.2006	Cian Dorr - University of Pittsburgh
01.19.2007	Michael Bratman - Stanford University
02.16.2007	Niko Kolodny - UC Berkeley
04.27.2007	Kit Fine - NYU

2005-6

10.07.2005	Jamie Dreier - Brown University "Negation for Expressivists"
10.31.2005	Justin D'Arms - Ohio State University "Anthropocentric Constraints on Human Value"
11.11.2005	Michael Martin - University College / UC Berkeley "Passions Restrained in their Partial and Contradictory Motions: Hume on the Origin of Justice"
11.18.2005	Mark Schroeder - University of Maryland "Teleology, Agent-Relative Value, and 'Good'"
12.02.2005	Kent Bach - San Francisco State University "Regressions in Pragmatics"
01.13.2006	Jacob Ross - Rutgers University "Rejecting Skeptical Hypotheses"
01.23.2006	Luke Robinson - UCSD "Conflicts of Obligation: A Dispositionalist Account"
02.03.2006	Candace Vogler - University of Chicago "Modern Moral Philosophy Again: Isolating the Promulgation Problem"
01.30.2006	John Hawthorne - Rutgers University "Gunk and Continuous Variation"
02.06.2006	John Hawthorne - Rutgers University "Lewis and the Metaphysics of Quantity"
02.08.2006	John Hawthorne - Rutgers University "Regressions in Pragmatics"
02.17.2006	Alastair Norcross - Rice University "The Scalar Approach to Utilitarianism"
03.31.2006	David Manley - USC "Safety, Content, A Priority"

2004-5

09.10.2004	Ted Sider - Rutgers University "Parthood"
10.08.2004	Charles Raff - Swarthmore College "Some Proofs of an External World"
10.29.2004	John Burgess - Princeton University "Being Explained Away"
11.05.2004	Jeff McMahan - Rutgers University "Paradoxes of Abortion and Pre-Natal Injury"
11.19.2004	James Pryor - Princeton University "Acquaintance and Evidence"
12.03.2004	Gideon Rosen - Princeton University "Skepticism about Moral Responsibility"
01.12.2005	Alex Byrne - Massachusetts Institute of Technology "Transparency and Self-Knowledge"
01.14.2005	Hans Halvorson - Princeton University "No reductive physicalism, no measurement problem"
01.28.2005	Bradford Skow - New York University "Are Shapes Intrinsic?"
02.04.2005	Jeff Speaks - McGill University "Explaining the Disquotational Principle"
02.11.2005	Steven Daskal - University of Michigan at Ann Arbor "Innocent Mistakes"
04.18.2005	David Manley - Rutgers University "Linking Dispositions with Conditionals"

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