The American Philosophical Association CENTRAL DIVISION ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

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Hyperthematics Life as Insinuation The Real The Logic of Value George Santayana’s Metaphysical Club Marc M. Anderson Hermeneutics of Finite The Philosophers, Life and Human Self Their Debates, John Dewey Katarzyna and Selected Writings and Daoist Thought Kremplewska from 1870 to 1885 Experiments in Frank X. Ryan, Intra-cultural Beyond the Brian E. Butler, and Philosophy, Troubled Water James A. Good, eds Volume One of Shifei Introduction by Jim Behuniak From Disputation John R. Shook to Walking-Two-Roads John Dewey in the Zhuangzi Pragmatism and Confucian Lin Ma and Applied Thought Jaap van Brakel William James Experiments and the Challenges in Intra-cultural Psychoanalysis of Contemporary Life Philosophy, and Repetition Clifford S. Stagoll and Volume Two Why Do We Keep Making Michael P. Levine, eds Jim Behuniak the Same Mistakes? Juan-David Nasio Genealogies Speaking Translated by of the Secular Face to Face David Pettigrew The Making of Modern The Visionary Philosophy German Thought of María Lugones Beyond Bergson Willem Styfhals and Pedro J. DiPietro, Examining Race Stéphane Symons, eds Jennifer McWeeny, and and Colonialism Shireen Roshanravan, through the Writings Beyond the Subject eds. of Henri Bergson Nietzsche, Heidegger, Andrea J. Pitts and and Hermeneutics Subjects Mark William Gianni Vattimo That Matter Westmoreland, eds Translated, edited, and Philosophy, Feminism, with an introduction by and Postcolonial Theory John Marshall’s Peter Carravetta Namita Goswami Constitutionalism Clyde H. Ray With a Diamond in My Shoe The Politics A Philosopher’s Search of Paradigms for Identity in America Thomas S. Kuhn, Jorge J. E. Gracia James B. Conant, and the Cold War On the Good Life “Struggle for Thinking through Men’s Minds” the Intermediaries George A. Reisch in Plato’s Philebus Cristina Ionescu IMPORTANT NOTICES FOR MEETING ATTENDEES

SESSION LOCATIONS

Please note: this online version of the program does not include session locations. The locations of all individual sessions will be included in the paper program that you will receive when you pick up your registration materials at the meeting (if you opted to receive a paper program) as well as in the meeting app beginning the first day of the meeting.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT REGISTRATION

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PRONOUN STICKERS

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GENDER-NEUTRAL BATHROOMS AND QUIET ROOM

A gender-neutral bathroom and a quiet room will be available at the Palmer House Hilton. A key for the quiet room is available at the registration desk.

MEETING HASHTAG

The hashtag for the 2020 Central Division meeting is #APACentral20.

1 Acknowledgment of Right Relationship and Open Dialogue

A Statement of the APA Committee on Native American and Indigenous Philosophers Obligation: The American Philosophical Association Committee on Native American and Indigenous Philosophers wishes to underscore that we as philosophers have an obligation to acknowledge and address situations in which the rights of others are, have been, or continue to be disregarded.

Context: The American Philosophical Association owes its existence and success not only to those special founding members, but also to the vitality of generations around the globe whose hopes, dreams and energies have created a constellation of historical relationships in the Americas. Some of these generations have left distant lands for many reasons, some brought against their will, and some having lived here for more generations than can be counted. These latter include the current five hundred sixty-seven (567) federally recognized Indian Nations, and state recognized tribes, and bands, pueblos, communities, and native villages, some stretching across America’s northern and southern boundaries.

Committee Specificity: Although we recognize abuses against and debts owed to many groups, especially those for which the APA maintains diversity committees, this statement focuses on disregard for the rights of native and indigenous peoples and perpetration of harms against them, which are on a scale that approaches cultural erasure.

Acknowledgment: The American Philosophical Association acknowledges and pays respect to the indigenous people upon whose ancestral lands this conference is being held. We recognize that the rights of native and indigenous people and nations have been and continue to be denied and violated, and we honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.

Truth: The APA Committee on Native American and Indigenous Philosophers affirms that building mutual respect across barriers of heritage and difference is often made possible by honoring truth. Honoring America’s Indigenous truth means acknowledging that human violence,

2 Acknowlegdment of Right Relationship and Open Dialogue displacement, migration and settlement have created legacies of distrust. Yet truth and trust are critical to building mutual respect for our common connections across all barriers of difference.

Recognition: The APA Committee on Native American and Indigenous Philosophers emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the often- erased history, overlooked debt, frequently contested and forgotten contributions of traditional indigenous philosophical heritage, and traditional stewardship and stewards of our ancestral lands throughout the past and present. The committee respectfully acknowledges that we exist on a land debt, that this event is taking place on the traditional ancestral lands of Indigenous Native Americans, in the context of the discipline of philosophy’s traditional indigenous philosophical heritage, and pays honor to this past and present history, philosophy, and elders.

3 SPECIAL EVENTS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, February 26, 7:00–9:00 p.m.

AAPT-APA TEACHING HUB Thursday, February 27, 8:30 a.m.–9:30 p.m. Friday, February 28, 8:30 a.m.–9:00 p.m.

POSTER SESSION Thursday, February 27, 10:00 a.m.–Noon

APA LEADERSHIP LUNCHEON Thursday, February 27, Noon–1:00 p.m. APA leadership only

PRIZE RECEPTION Thursday, February 27, 4:00–5:00 p.m.

STRATEGIC PLANNING FOCUS GROUP Friday, February 28, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

BUSINESS MEETING Friday, February 28, Noon–1:00 p.m.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS AND RECEPTION Friday, February 28, 4:40–6:45 p.m.

EVENING RECEPTION Friday, February 28, 9:00 p.m.–Midnight

APA DEPARTMENT CHAIRS NETWORK Saturday, February 29, 8:30–11:30 a.m.

4 2020 Program Committee

Anne Margaret Baxley, chair Rachel Goodman Elyse Purcell, ex officio Christa Johnson Ingrid Albrecht Corey Katz Samuel Asarnow Katharina Kraus Julianne Chung William Melanson William Dunaway Allison Murphy Anne Eaton Sarah K. Robins Zoli Filotas Joseph Salerno Samuel Fletcher Janum Sethi Rick Furtak David Taylor Molly Gardner Zita Toth Jonathan Gingerich Andrew Youpa

2020 AAPT-APA Teaching Hub Planning Committee

Dave Concepción, Chair Renée Smith Jane Drexler Giancarlo Tarantino Russell Marcus Wendy C. Turgeon Kaitlin Louise Pettit Kimberly Van Orman Rebecca Scott Robin Zebrowksi Ian Smith

5 The AAPT-APA Teaching Hub

The American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT) and the American Philosophical Association Committee on the Teaching of Philosophy (CTP) have co-organized­ a two-day conference on teaching for the 2020 Central Division meeting. We are aiming to bring the collegial and supportive culture of the AAPT to the APA; highlight teaching within the context of an APA meeting; stretch beyond the traditional APA session format to offer sessions that model active learning; and attract a broader range of philosophers to the divisional meetings.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27

M1. Bringing Research and Pedagogy Together in the Classroom 8:30–10:25 a.m. Chair: Minerva Ahumada (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Danielle Clevenger (University of Wisconsin– Madison) and W. John Koolage (Eastern Michigan University) “How to Make Your Research into Teaching and Your Teaching into Research” Anna Lännström (Stonehill College) “Evolution, Race, and Yoga: Three Ways of Uniting Research and Pedagogy Inside and Outside the Classroom” Joseph Vukov (Loyola University Chicago) and Kit Rempala (Loyola University Chicago) “Bringing Philosophical Research and Pedagogy Together through Philosophy Labs”

M2. AAPT Workshop: Best Practices (G2A) 10:30–11:25 a.m. Co-sponsored by the American Association of Philosophy Teachers Chair: Giancarlo Tarantino (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: J. Robert Loftis (Lorain County Community College) “Beyond Information Recall: Sophisticated Multiple-Choice Questions in Philosophy”

6 The AAPT-APA Teaching Hub

M3. Graduate Voices in Teaching Philosophy 11:30 a.m.–2:10 p.m. Chair: Christopher Blake-Turner (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Speakers: Katherine Brichacek (Loyola University Chicago) “Making the Most of a Teaching Assistantship: The Value of Pedagogical Observation” Bailey Szustak (University of Illinois at Chicago) “Finding and Creating Support Networks” Louise Williams (University of Notre Dame) “Grad-Student Caregivers and Teaching” Emma Prendergast (University of Wisconsin– Madison) “Ethical and Pedagogical Puzzles for Discussion Facilitators” Christopher Blake-Turner (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) “Response”

M4. Teaching Introductory Courses Without Canonical Texts (3A) 2:15–4:10 p.m. Co-Sponsored by the APA Committee on Teaching Philosophy Chair: Claire Lockard (Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Rebecca Chan (San José State University) “The (Alleged) Necessity of Canonical Texts” Bailey Szustak (University of Illinois at Chicago) “Public Art and Philosophical Skill Building” David W. Concepción (Ball State University) “Using the Canon Merely as a Means”

M5. Teaching Core Texts: Teaching the Social Contract and Its Critics through In-Class Simulations (G3A) 6:30–9:30 p.m. Co-sponsored by the American Association of Philosophy Teachers Chair: Rebecca Scott (Harper College) Speakers: Travis Rodgers (Valencia College) “Zombies in the State of Nature” Jennifer Kling (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs) “Teaching Rawls: Using Group Knowledge and Games” Susan Kennedy (Boston University) “Potential Uses and Limitations of In-Class Simulations”

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28

M6. Using Pre-College Philosophy to Engage with Controversial Subjects and Difficult Conversations (6A) 8:30–10:25 a.m. Cosponsored by the APA Committee on Pre-College Instruction in Philosophy (CPIP) Chair: Brandon Morgan-Olsen (Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Claire Katz (Texas A&M University) “Race and Gender” Marisol Brito (Metropolitan State University) “Sex and Sexuality” Jennifer Parks (Loyola University Chicago) “Ethics Bowl”

M7. Navigating Working Conditions as Philosophy Teachers 10:30 a.m.–12:25 p.m. Chair: Kevin Timpe (Calvin College) Panelists: Johnathan Charles Flowers (Worcester State University) “Graduate Learning Conditions Are Graduate Working Conditions” Kristen Irwin (Loyola University Chicago) “Teaching with/for Mental Health Challenges” Jonathan Parsons (College of DuPage, Joliet Junior College, Elgin Community College, North Central College, and Ashland University) “The Incredible, Dependable, and Expendable Adjunct”

M8. Students Teaching Teachers: What Do Teachers Need to Know? 1:30–2:30 p.m. Chair: Marcella Linn (Loyola University Chicago) Panelists: Rebecca Scott (Harper College) Giancarlo Tarantino (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago)

M9. Workshop on Curricular Development: Adding Asian Philosophy to Your Existing Course Syllabus (G4A) 2:40–4:35 p.m. Co-Sponsored by the Society for Teaching Comparative Philosophy Workshop Leaders: Leah Kalmanson (Drake University) Lara Mitias (Antioch College)

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M10. Closing Reception: Undergraduate Research and Faculty SoTL Poster Session 7:00–9:00 p.m. Cash bar and light refreshments. Chair: Kaitlin Louise Pettit (University of Utah) Faculty SoTL Posters Posters: Shannon Sylvie Abelson (Indiana University– Bloomington) “Teaching Climate Ethics Using a Model Climate Forum” Hannah Daru (Fordham University) “Creative, Project-Based Challenges as Memorable Final Exams with Teachable Moments” Frank Brosow (University of Education Ludwigsburg) “The TRAP-Mind-Theory—Philosophizing as an Educational Process” Tom Crosby (Loyola University Chicago) “Lowering Impediments to Sharing Thoughts with the ‘LIST’ Technique” Steven Dalglish (Ohio State University) “Levelling Up Online Instruction: A Mastery- Learning Approach to Teaching Logi” Ravit Dotan (University of California, Berkeley) “Collaborative Midterm Teaching Evaluation: Sharing Authority in the Classroom and Empowering Students” Sahar Joakim (Saint Louis University) “Teaching Lesson Plans that Humanize: On Friendship” Freya Möbus (Loyola University Chicago) and Gina Lebkuecher (Loyola University Chicago) “Socratic Leadership” Katerina Psaroudaki (University of Nebraska– Lincoln) “Understanding the Basic Methodological Tools Used in Ethics through ‘OpenBook’ Quizzes” Aleta Quinn (University of Idaho) “Teaching By Building a Wikipedia Page” Rebecca Scott (Harper College), Ann Cahill (Elon University), and Claire Lockard (Loyola University Chicago) “Using Metacognition to Improve Classroom Discussions”

9 The AAPT-APA Teaching Hub

Yuna Won (Ithaca College) “Developing Assignment Sequences for Argumentative Philosophical Essays” Travis Wright (University of North Texas) “Place-Based Stimuli in Philosophy with Children as a Transdisciplinary Bridge Between Philosophy and STEM” Independent Research by Undergraduates in Philosophy Posters: Aditi Shukla and Jacob Romines (Centre College) “A Just Web: Assessing the Moral and Legal Repercussions of the Intern” Ben Kiesel (Wabash College) “The Artificial Crisis: Analyzing the 2007–2008 Financial Crises Using Hume’s Account of Justice” Zoe Lawson (Ball State University) “Undergraduates Are Writing Really Helpful R&R Letters” Layla Mayorga (University of Houston) “How Does the Word ‘God’ Refer?” Vivek Pandey (Northeastern Illinois University) “Kant and Ingarden: Phenomenologym Ontology, and Aesthetics”

10 Wednesday Afternoon, 3:00–6:00 p.m. Divisional and Affiliated Group Programs

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26

REGISTRATION 2:00–8:30 p.m.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING 7:00–9:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3:00–6:00 P.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

1A. Invited Symposium: Kant’s Empirical Self Chair: Janum Sethi (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor) Speakers: Tobias Rosefeldt (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) “Awareness of Obligation as Self-Knowledge” Yoon Choi (Marquette University) “Does the ‘I’ Appear?” Patricia Kitcher (Columbia University) “What Is Necessary and What Is Contingent in Kant’s Empirical Self”

1B. Author Meets Critics: Kenneth Pearce, Language and the Structure of Berkeley’s World Chair: Benjamin Hill (University of Western Ontario) Author: Kenneth Pearce (Trinity College Dublin) Critics: Margaret Atherton (University of Wisconsin– Milwaukee) Kenneth Winkler (Yale University) Keota Fields (University of Massachusetts Dartmouth)

1C. Submitted Colloquium: Nominalism Chair: Chris Frugé (Rutgers University) Speaker: Peter Finocchiaro (Wuhan University) “A Puzzle About Parsimony”

11 Wednesday Afternoon, 3:00–6:00 p.m. (cont.)

Commentator: Jeffrey Watson (Arizona State University) Chair: Chris Frugé (Rutgers University) Speaker: Jonathan Payton (University of Calgary) “Counting Composites” Commentator: Daniel Rubio (Princeton University) Chair: Steven J. Wagner (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) Speakers: Daniel Giberman (University of Texas at Arlington) and David M. Kovacs (Tel Aviv University) “Property Dualism (not?) for Property Nominalists” Commentator: D. Gene Witmer (University of Florida)

1D. Submitted Colloquium: Reason and Desire Chair: Lana Kühle (Illinois State University) Speaker: Joseph Vukov (Loyola University Chicago) “Rationality and Cognitive Enhancement” Commentator: Adam Taylor (North Dakota State University) Chair: Elizabeth Cargile Williams (Indiana University– Bloomington) Speaker: Blakely Phillips (Mississippi State University) “In Defense of Dispositional Desires: Why a Buddhist Should Treat Desires as Dispositions” Commentator: Stephen Walker (University of Chicago) Chair: Justin Donhauser (Bowling Green State University) Speaker: Tyler John (Rutgers University) “Reasons in the Grips of Paws and Claws” Commentator: Adam See (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

1E. Author Meets Critics: Asha Bhandary, Freedom to Care: Liberalism, Dependency Care, and Culture Chair: Jamie Ritzo (University of Iowa) Author: Asha Bhandary (University of Iowa) Critics: Daniel Engster (University of Houston) Andrea Westlund (Florida State University) Kelly Gawel (New School University)

1F. Author Meets Critics: Robbie Williams, The Metaphysics of Representation Chair: Jennifer Carr (University of California, San Diego) Author: Robbie Williams (University of Leeds) Critics: Adam Pautz (Brown University) Imogen Dickie (University of St Andrews) David Chalmers (New York University)

12 Wednesday Afternoon, 3:00–6:00 p.m. (cont.)

1G. Submitted Colloquium: (Un)Just Responses to Injustice Chair: Christopher Yeomans (Purdue University) Speaker: Robin Zheng (Yale-NUS College) “Moral Criticism in an Unjust World” Commentator: Eugene Schlossberger (Purdue University Northwest) Chair: Patricia Hanna (University of Utah) Speaker: Benjamin Yost (Providence College and Cornell University) “A Procedural Plea for Leniency” Commentator: John Lemos (Coe College) Chair: Patricia Hanna (University of Utah) Speaker: Claire Lockard (Loyola University Chicago) “Doubling Down on Epistemic Injustice: The Smothering Effects of Calls for Charity” Commentator: Abe Joyal (University of California, Santa Cruz)

1H. Submitted Colloquium: Legitimacy and Power Chair: Amy White (Ohio University–Zanesville) Speaker: Justin Bernstein (Johns Hopkins University) “Legitimate Actions Without the Right to Rule” Commentator: Thom Brooks (Durham University, UK) Chair: L. Chad Horne (Northwestern University) Speaker: Emerson Bodde (Vanderbilt University) “Private Government: How the Deus Ex Machina Fallacy Fails Us (and Why the Language of Class Might Not)” Commentator: Emma Prendergast (University of Wisconsin– Madison) Chair: Robin Dillon (Lehigh University) Speaker: Rafeeq Hasan (Amherst College) “‘Who Should Give Way When Bodies Collide?’ Kant on Bodily Right” Commentator: Rachael Goodyer (Harvard University)

1I. Submitted Colloquium: Metaphysics of Mind Chair: Sahar Joakim (Saint Louis University) Speaker: Ben White (Trinity College Dublin) “A(nother) Potential Problem for Dualist Accounts of Mental Causation” Commentator: Anthony Nguyen (University of Southern California)

13 Wednesday Afternoon, 3:00–6:00 p.m. (cont.)

Chair: Brendan Balcerak Jackson (University of Miami) Speaker: Robert Smithson (University of North Carolina at Wilmington) “Macroidealism and the Explanatory Gap” Commentator: Jonathan Barker (Wake Forest University) Chair: Kevin Mager (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Gregory Nirshberg (University of Wisconsin– Madison) “Structural Representations and Causal Explanation” Commentator: Christopher Blake-Turner (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

1J. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemology 2 Chair: Rachel Rupprecht (University of Notre Dame) Speaker: Avery Archer (George Washington University) “Does Agnosticism Entail Inquiry?” Commentator: Andrew Moon (Virginia Commonwealth University) Chair: Rachel Rupprecht (University of Notre Dame) Speaker: Sharon Mason (University of Central Arkansas) “Getting Some Perspective on the First Person Perspective” Commentator: Josh Smith (Central Michigan University) Chair: Ting Cho Lau (University of Notre Dame) Speaker: Catherine Rioux (University of Toronto) “Hope as the Attitude of Gritty Agents” Commentator: Michael Milona (Ryerson University)

1K. APA Committee Session: Social Categories and Emancipatory Struggles Arranged by the APA Committee on LGBTQ People in the Profession Chair: John Corvino (Wayne State University) Speakers: Kurt Blankschaen (Daemen College) “The Metaphysics of Marriage” Ray Briggs (Stanford University) “What Even Is Gender?” Lisa Miracchi (University of Pennsylvania) “‘Oh I’m Just a Girl’: An Epistemology of Inclusive Lesbian Femme Identity”

14 Wednesday Evening, 6:00–8:00 p.m.

1L. Submitted Colloquium: Theories of Social Justice Chair: Marie Kerguelen Feldblyum Le Blevennec (Boston University) Speaker: Tim Sommers (University of Iowa) “The Right Critique of Ideal Theory: Ideality, Modeling, and the Behavioral Asymmetry Objection” Commentator: Justin P. Holt (Wright College) Chair: Aaron Wells (University of Notre Dame) Speakers: Nir Eyal (Rutgers University) and Anders Herlitz (Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm, Sweden) “Input and Output in Distributive Ethics” Commentator: Michael Randall Barnes (Georgetown University) Chair: Faeze Fazeli (University of Notre Dame) Speaker: Ting-An Lin (Rutgers University) “Subordinating Differential Treatment: Discrimination and Its Problematic Nature” Commentator: Kevin Graham (Creighton University)

WEDNESDAY EVENING, 6:00–8:00 P.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

2A. Author Meets Critics: Jennifer Whiting, Thinking and Acting Together Chair: Reid Comstock (University of Notre Dame) Author: Jennifer Whiting (University of Pittsburgh) Critics: Rachana Kamtekar (Cornell University) Sara Magrin (University of California, Berkeley)

2B. Submitted Symposium: On Pure Intuition and Actuality Chair: Sebastian Luft (Marquette University) Speaker: Colin McLear (University of Nebraska–Lincoln) Commentators: Haley Brennan (Princeton University) Morganna Lambeth (Purdue University)

2C. Submitted Symposium: Aesthetic Transformation Chair: E. Hande Tuna (University of California, Santa Cruz) Speaker: Min Tang (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Commentators: Charlotte Figueroa (University of Southern California) Julia Minarik (University of Manitoba)

15 Wednesday Evening, 6:00–8:00 p.m. (cont.)

2D. Submitted Symposium: Kant’s Reciprocity Thesis Chair: Leonard Feldblyum (Brown University) Speaker: Laurenz Ramsauer (University of Chicago) Commentators: Caner Turan (Tulane University) Patrick Kain (Purdue University)

2E. Submitted Symposium: On Aristotle’s Test for Energeia: A Habitual Reading Chair: Colin Smith (University of Colorado, Boulder) Speaker: Kyoung Min Cho (University of Illinois at Chicago) Commentators: Anna Marmodoro (Durham University, UK) Keren Shatalov (Illinois Institute of Technology)

2F. Submitted Colloquium: Hellenistic Philosophy Chair: Freya Möbus (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Jan Maximilian Robitzsch (Sungkyunkwan University) “The Presentation of the Epicurean Virtues” Commentator: Emily Austin (Wake Forest University) Chair: Joshua Mendelsohn (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Peter Osorio (Cornell University) “Skeptical Education in the Hellenistic Academy” Commentator: Harald Thorsrud (Agnes Scott College)

2G. Submitted Colloquium: Hume on the Nature of Experience Chair: Brett Fulkerson-Smith (Harper College) Speaker: Aaron Wilson (South Texas College) “Hume and the Experience of Necessity” Commentator: Nathan Rockwood (Brigham Young University) Chair: Christopher Martin (University of Toledo) Speaker: Maité Cruz (University of Iowa) “Hume on Temporal Experience” Commentator: Miren Boehm (University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee)

2H. Submitted Colloquium: Well-Being 2 Chair: David Vessey (Grand Valley State University) Speaker: Teresa Bruno-Nino (Syracuse University) “Does All Well-Being Resonate?” Commentator: Julian Rome (University of Memphis) Chair: Ben S. Cordry (Lorain County Community College) Speaker: William Hannegan (Saint Louis University) “A Nature Fulfillment Response to the Problem of Alienation” Commentator: Raja Halwani (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)

16 Wednesday Evening, 6:00–8:00 p.m. (cont.)

2I. Submitted Colloquium: Pain Chair: Christopher M. Stratman (University of Nebraska) Speakers: Laurenz Casser (University of Texas at Austin) and Henry Schiller (University of Texas at Austin) “A Hole in the Box and a Pain in the Mouth” Commentator: Madeleine Hyde (Stockholm University) Chair: J. Jered Janes (Marquette University) Speaker: Jesse Wilson (University of Southern California) “Pains as Objects of Perception” Commentator: A. G. Holdier (University of Arkansas)

2J. Submitted Symposium: Photography and Artistic Luck Chair: Bailey Szustak (University of Illinois at Chicago) Speaker: Daniel Star (Boston University) Commentators: Aderemi Artis (University of Michigan–Flint)

2K. Submitted Symposium: Desire that Amounts to Knowledge Chair: Lewis Powell (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Speaker: Allan Hazlett (Washington University in St. Louis) Commentators: Geoff Pynn (Northern Illinois University) Robert Beddor (National University of Singapore)

2L. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemology 1 Chair: Michael Bruckner (University of Wisconsin– Madison) Speaker: Ravit Dotan (University of California, Berkeley) “The Social View of Evidence” Commentator: Sanford Goldberg (Northwestern University) Chair: Michael Bruckner (University of Wisconsin– Madison) Speaker: Fernando Alvear (University of Missouri) “Robust Virtue Epistemology and Performance- Based Safety” Commentator: Haicheng Zhao (Saint Louis University)

17 Wednesday Evening, 8:00–11:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, 8:00–11:00 P.M.

AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM

G1A. John Dewey Society (JDS) Topic: Muddying the Waters: Exploring New Applications of Dewey Chair: Sarah Stitzlein (University of Cincinnati) Speakers: Morgan Anderson (University of Northern Iowa) “Dewey on Devices: Examining the Role of Educational Technology in Progressive Education” Samantha Deane (Loyola University Chicago) “Dewey on the Problem of Agency: Com-posting Dewey to Explore School Gun Violence” Jacob Del Dotto (Loyola University Chicago) “Dusting Off Dewey: Deweyan Democracy and Education in Contemporary Schools”

G1B. APA’s Graduate Student Council Topic: Graduate Student Meet and Greet Organizer: Sahar Joakim (Saint Louis University)

G1C. North American Kant Society Topic: Kant’s Philosophy of History Chair: Christopher Yeomans (Purdue University) Speakers: Alyssa Bernstein (Ohio University) “Kant on History, Creative Imagination, and Humanity’s Possible Futures” Sally Sedgwick (Boston University) “On Knowing and Realizing History’s Purpose: Kant versus Hegel” Samuel Stoner (Assumption College) “Radical Evil and the Problem of History”

G1D. Society for German Idealism and Romanticism (SGIR) Topic: Fichte on Summons and Recognition Chair: Gerad Gentry (Lewis University and University of Chicago) Speakers: Michelle Kosch (Cornell University) Tobias Rosefeldt (Humboldt University of Berlin) Commentators: Elizabeth Millan (DePaul University) Matthias Haase (University of Chicago)

18 Wednesday Evening, 8:00–11:00 p.m. (cont.)

G1E. Philosophy of Time Society Chair: Justin Donhauser (Bowling Green State University) Speakers: Nicholas Rimell (Jilin University) “Parts of Enduring Objects” Samuel C. Fletcher (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) “Ontological Implications of Time Travel in General Relativity” Claudio Calosi (University of Geneva) “Quantum Fragmentalism”

G1F. Evangelical Philosophical Society Topic: Author Meets Critics: Michael Austin, God and Guns in America: More Than Thoughts and Prayers Chair: Kristen Irwin (Loyola University Chicago) Author: Michael Austin (Eastern Kentucky University) Critics: Firmin DeBrabander (Maryland Institute College of Art) Dolores Griffin Morris (University of South Florida) This session ends at 10:00 p.m.

G1G. The Heidegger Circle Topic: Saying, and Listening to, What Cannot Be Said Chair: Jennifer Gammage (DePaul University) Speakers: Lee Braver (University of South Florida) “How to Say the Same Thing: Heidegger’s Use of Polysemy” Elena Bartolini (Università degli Studi di Milano– Bicocca) “To Hear, Therefore to Belong: Heidegger Commenting on Heraclitus” Iain D. Thomson (University of New Mexico) “Heidegger on the Nothing (das Nichts)” Commentator: Khafiz Kerimov (DePaul University)

G1H. William James Society Chair: Tadd Ruetenik (St. Ambrose University) Speakers: Phil Oliver (Middle Tennessee State University) “The Spirit of Modern Philosophy Revisited: A Committed Jamesian Reconsiders Royce”

19 Wednesday Evening, 8:00–11:00 p.m. (cont.)

Jacob Goodson (Southwestern College) “The Difficulty of Reality, Divided Selves, and Sick Souls: William James’s Philosophy of Religion After Cora Diamond’s Animal Ethics” Boya Geng (Beijing Normal University) “Arguments Between Peirce and James Regarding What Belief Depends on to Be Fixed”

G1I. North American Spinoza Society Topic: What are Attributes in Spinoza’s Ethics? Chair: Christopher Martin (University of Toledo) Speakers: Steve Barbone (San Diego State University) “Priority Among Attributes” John Grey (Michigan State University) “Nature and Power in Spinoza’s Account of Composition” Thaddeus Robinson (Muhlenberg College) “Quantity and Spatial Extension in Spinoza’s Ethics” Jack Stetter (Loyola University New Orleans) “Divine Expression in Spinoza”

G1J. Society of Asian and Comparative Philosophy (SACP) Topic: Art of Understanding via Negativa Chair: Yuanfang Dai (Michigan State University) Speakers: Hao Hong (University of Maine) “No Paradox of the Dao in the Laozi” Roy Porat (Harvard University) “Form and Content in the Zhuangzi: Beyond Metaphor” Richard Kim (Loyola University Chicago) “The Role of Negative Emotions in the Good Life: Reflections from theZhuangzi ” James Brown-Kinsella (Peking University) “Cloudy Stream of Consciousness: Cheng Hao’s Account of Nature”

20 Thursday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27

REGISTRATION 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

TEACHING HUB 9:00 a.m.–9:30 p.m.

EXHIBITS 9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

APA LEADERSHIP LUNCHEON Noon–1:00 p.m.

THURSDAY MORNING, 9:00 A.M.–NOON

AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM

G2A. American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT) Topic: AAPT Workshop: Best Practices Chair: Giancarlo Tarantino (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: J. Robert Loftis (Lorain County Community College) “Beyond Information Recall: Sophisticated Multiple-Choice Questions in Philosophy” This session will run from 10:30 to 11:25 a.m.

G2B. American Society for Value Inquiry Topic: Author Meets Critics: Carolyn Korsmeyer, Things: In Touch with the Past Chair: G. John Abbarno (D’Youville College) Author: Carolyn Korsmeyer (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Critics: Elizabeth Scarbrough (Florida International University) Jennifer Judkins (University of California, Los Angeles) Renee Conroy (Purdue University Northwest)

21 Thursday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

G2C. Radical Philosophy Association Topic: After Marx Chair: Sebastian Purcell (SUNY Cortland) Speakers: Elyse Purcell (SUNY Oneonta) “The Solidarity Approach to Utility and the Disability Paradox” Sebastian Purcell (SUNY Cortland) “Decolonizing Marx” Pauline Fu (York University) “On Radical Historicity in the Abolition of Heteronomy”

G2D. Society of Asian and Comparative Philosophy (SACP) Topic: Art of Misunderstanding via Critiques Chair: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University of Pennsylvania) Speakers: Russell Guilbault (Northern Illinois University) “Buddhist Metaethics: Problems and Prospects” Seungil Lee (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) and Jinsub Song (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) “The Problem of Evil in Mahāyāna Buddhism” Timothy Gutmann (University of Chicago) “Capability and Judgment: Mencius, Commitment, and Critique” Yuanfang Dai (Michigan State University) “Gender Rhetoric and the Ideological Formation of Global Governance in Reregionalization of Asian Women”

G2E. Karl Jaspers Society of North America Topic: Author Meets Critics: Robert B. Brandom, A Spirit of Trust: A Reading of Hegel’s Phenomenology Chair: Adam J. Graves (Metropolitan State University of Denver) Author: Robert B. Brandom (University of Pittsburgh) Critics: Mark Alznauer (Northwestern University) Pierre Keller (University of California, Riverside) Dean Moyar (Johns Hopkins University) John Russon (University of Guelph, Canada) Sebastian Stein (University of Heidelberg, Germany) Helmut Wautischer (Sonoma State University)

22 Thursday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

G2F. Soren Kierkegaard Society Topic: Ideality, Absence, and the Ethical Life in Kierkegaard Chair: Antony Aumann (Northern Michigan University) Speakers: Michael Au-Mullaney (Fordham University) “Kierkegaard’s Widow: Can Love for the Dead Be a Source of Faith?” Kirsten Rischert-Garcia (Yale University) “From Ideality to Reality: The Seducer vs.de Silentio on Love” Johannes Abel (Freiburg University) “Camus’ Kierkegaardian Conception of a Good Life” Commentator: Antony Aumann (Northern Michigan University)

G2G. Society for Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy Topic: Metaphysical Themes in Late Medieval Dominican Thought Chair: Susan Brower-Toland (Saint Louis University) Speakers: Peter Hartman (Loyola University Chicago) “Durand of St.-Pourçain on Modus Rei” Jeffrey Brower (Purdue University) “Aquinas on the Metaphysics of Motion” Zita Toth (University of Virginia) “Albert and Aquinas on Virtual Containment”

G2H. American Society for Aesthetics (ASA) Topic: The Aesthetics and Ethics of Awe Chair: Sandra Shapshay (Hunter College, CUNY and the Graduate Center, CUNY) Speakers: Robert R. Clewis (Gwynedd Mercy University) “The Sublime as Aesthetic Awe” Tom Hanauer (University of California, Riverside) and Akshay Ganesh (University of California, Riverside) “Awe or Nausea: Nietzsche’s Conception of Reverence” Katie McShane (Colorado State University) “The Ethics of Awe” Young-Jin Hur (University College, London) “An Empirical Aesthetics of the Sublime and Beautiful”

23 Thursday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

G2I. International Plato Society Topic: Socrates Co-organized by the International Society for Socratic Studies (ISSS) Chair: Donald Morrison (Rice University) Speakers: Nicholas D. Smith (Lewis and Clark College) “Socrates as an Apprentice of Politics in Plato’s Gorgias” Rusty Jones (University of Oklahoma) “Xenophon’s Socrates on Teaching and Learning” Francesca Pentassuglio (Sapienza University of Rome) “Socratic Epagoge and the Argument by Analogy: Aeschines on Socratic Method” Dimitri El Murr (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris) “Eristic, Antilogy, and the Equal Disposition of Men and Women”

G2J. North American Society for Social Philosophy (NASSP) Topic: Contempt and Respect in Public Life Co-chairs: Celeste Harvey (College of Saint Mary) David Chan (University of Alabama at Birmingham) Speakers: Karen Stohr (Georgetown University) “What’s Wrong with Contempt” Keith Parsons (University of Houston, Clear Lake) “Contempt: It’s Not All Bad” Carissa Phillips-Garrett (Loyola Marymount University) “Contempt, Self-Respect and Dehumanization: Why Self-Respecting Agents Should Reject Contempt”

G2K. National Philosophical Counseling Association Topic: Philosophical Counseling Chair: Samuel Zinaich, Jr. (Purdue University Northwest) Speakers: Amy White (Ohio University-Zanesville) “Understanding Duties to the Dead” Hsiulin (Daisy) Ku (Chinese Cultural University) “Confronting the Sentiment in Philosophical Counseling”

24 Thursday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

G2L. Society for German Idealism and Romanticism (SGIR) Topic: Thinking and the I: Hegel and the Critique of Kant Chair: Gerad Gentry (Lewis University and University of Chicago) Speaker: Alfredo Ferrarin (University of Pisa) Critics: Tobias Rosefeldt (Humboldt University of Berlin) Clinton Tolley (University of California, San Diego)

G2M. International Association for the Philosophy of Sport (IAPS) Topic: Ethics, Excellence, and Enhancement in Sport Chair: Francisco Javier Lopez Frias (Pennsylvania State University) Speaker: John William Devine (Swansea University, Wales) Commentators: John S. Russel (Langara College) Paul Gaffney (St. John’s University) Francisco Javier Lopez Frias (Pennsylvania State University)

G2N. Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy Topic: Revisiting James and Royce Chair: Myron Moses Jackson (Xavier University) Speakers: Robin Friedman (Independent Scholar) “Jacob Loewenberg and Royce’s Synoptic Vision” Kyle Bromhall (Sheridan College) “What Can We Do? James on Process Action”

G2O. Society for the Philosophic Study of Genocide and the Holocaust Chair: Osman Nemli (Vassar College) Speakers: Gary Mullen (Gettysburg College) “Adorno, Marcuse, and Davis on Education and Activism” Natalie Nenadic (University of Kentucky) “Raphael Lemkin, Phenomenology, and the Concept of Genocide” Bettina Bergo (University of Montreal) “Some Socio-Political Implications of the ‘Age of Anxiety’” André Mineau (University of Quebec at Rimouski) “The Legacy of Nineteenth-Century Racial Anthropology”

25 Thursday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

G2P. Society for Philosophy and Disability Topic: Stoicism, Justice, Health, and Disability: Themes from the Work of Lawrence C. Becker Chair: Adam Cureton (University of Tennessee) Speakers: Christie Hartley (Georgia State University) “Becker on the Tough Crowd and Justice for the Disabled” Susan Sauvé Meyer (University of Pennsylvania) “Stoic Moderation” Sean Aas (Georgetown University) “The Role of Health in Justice and the Role of Justice in Health” Paula Gottlieb (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “Becker and Stoic Habilitation” Adam Cureton (University of Tennessee) “Disability, Dependence, and Habilitation”

G2Q. Society for Realist/Antirealist Discussion Topic: Scientific Realism, Instrumentalism, Empiricism Chair: Otávio Bueno (University of Miami) Speakers: Anjan Chakravartty (University of Miami) “The Public Sphere: Instrumentalism vs. Approximate Truths” Darrell P. Rowbottom (Lingnan University) “Empiricism and Scientific Discourse: The Case for Property Instrumentalism” K. Brad Wray (Aarhus University) “Kuhn and the Contemporary Realism/Anti-Realism Debate” Elise Crull (City University of New York) “The Incongruence between Structures of Local Realism and Macrorealism” Otávio Bueno (University of Miami) “Empiricism, Instrumentalism, and Scientific Success”

G2R. Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) Topic: Setting Boundaries: Personal and Professional Chair: Elise Woodard (University of Michigan) Speakers: Elise Woodard (University of Michigan) Angela Sun (University of Michigan) Carolina Flores (Rutgers University) Sarah Gorman (Vanderbilt University)

26 Thursday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

G2S. Philosophy, Politics and Economics Society Topic: The Ethics of Boycotts Chair: Amy Sepinwall (University of Pennsylvania) Speakers: Waheed Hussain (University of Toronto) “Boycotts and Consumer Complicity” Yael Peled (McGill University) “The Ethics of Boycotting and the Challenge of Excommunicative Ethics” Commentator: Amy Sepinwall (University of Pennsylvania)

G2T. Diversity Institute Alumni Program Chair: Asia Ferrin (American University) Speakers: Dee Payton (Rutgers University) “Ameliorative Projects in the Philosophy of Gender” Hannah Kim (Stanford University) “Pragmatics of Fictional Content” Corbin Covington (Independent Scholar) “Rethinking Epistemic Justice: The (Epistemic) Role and Power of Social Movements” Commentators: TBD

G2U. Midwest SWIP Chair: Meredith Verrochi (Southern Illinois University– Edwardsville) Speakers: Eliana Peck (The Graduate Center, CUNY) “Performed Credibility Assignments as Epistemic Violence” Lauren Perry (Simon Fraser University) “Provocation’s Patriarchal Past: Debunking the Concession to Human Frailty”” Erica Bigelow (Miami University) “Reclamation Projects: What is (Re)Claimed?”

27 Thursday Morning, 10:00 a.m.–Noon

THURSDAY MORNING, 10:00 A.M.–NOON

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

Poster Session Presenters: Joseph Frigault (Boston University) “Fair Play, Systemic Excess, and the Obligation to Relinquish” Sara Protasi (University of Puget Sound) “Teaching Ancient Women Philosophers” JJ Lang (Stanford University) “Telling’ It Like It Is: Why The Commitment View of Assertion Undermines the Assertion/Telling Distinction” Vivian Feldblyum (University of Pittsburgh) “Thumos from the Epic to the Lyric Age” Alexander Leferman (York University) “On the Importance of Spontaneity to Group Action” Jamie Ritzo (University of Iowa) “Performative Niceness and the Rawlsian Difference Principle” Eric Scarffe (Boston University) “A Dignity-Based Account of State Sovereignty: New Tools to Resolve the Paradox” A. G. Holdier (University of Arkansas) “‘Observation Reconsidered’ Reconsidered: Theory-Ladenness and the Epistemic Charge of Norm-Sensitive Aliefs” Kyle Fruh (Duke Kunshan University) “Difficulty or Sacrifice: Thinking Through Demandingness and Moral Achievement” Jonathan Caravello (University of California, Channel Islands) “Empathic Argumentation”

28 Thursday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1:00–4:00 P.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

3A. APA Committee Session: Teaching Introductory Courses Without Canonical Texts Arranged by the APA Committee on Teaching Philosophy Chair: Claire Lockard (Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Rebecca Chan (San José State University) “The (Alleged) Necessity of Canonical Texts” Bailey Szustak (University of Illinois at Chicago) “Public Art and Philosophical Skill Building” David W. Concepción (Ball State University) “Using the Canon Merely as a Means” This session will run from 2:15 to 4:10 p.m.

3B. John Dewey Lecture Chair: Richard Bett (Johns Hopkins University) Speaker: Richard Kraut (Northwestern University) “How I Am an Aristotelian” This session starts at 2:00 p.m.

3C. Author Meets Critics: Mary Kate McGowan, Just Words: On Speech and Hidden Harm Chair: Rishita Sanikommu (Northwestern University) Author: Mary Kate McGowan (Wellesley College) Critics: Lori Watson (University of San Diego) Luvell Anderson (Syracuse University) Claire Horisk (University of Missouri–Columbia)

3D. Invited Symposium: Cultural Production and Cultural Participation Chair: Dennis Kamalick (Independent Scholar) Speakers: Jaime Edwards (St. Norbert College) “Products of Our Time: Bias, Ideology, Morality” Michael Räber (University of California, Los Angeles) “Peirce’s Aesthetics and Democratic Freedom and Equality” Nancy Snow (University of Oklahoma) “Walt Whitman’s Poetry and the Formation of Norms of Democratic Equality”

29 Thursday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

3E. Author Meets Critics: Julia Staffel,Unsettled Thoughts: A Theory of Degrees of Rationality Chair: Joe Salerno (Saint Louis University) Author: Julia Staffel (University of Colorado, Boulder) Critics: Jim Joyce (University of Michigan) Michael Titelbaum (University of Wisconsin– Madison)

3F. Invited Symposium: Epistemology Meets Philosophy of Statistics Chair: Jonathan Livengood (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Speakers: Deborah G. Mayo (Virginia Tech) Title TBA Konstantin (Kasey) Genin (University of Toronto) “Simplicity and Scientific Progress” Conor Mayo-Wilson (University of Washington) “Foundations for Frequentist Bayes?”

3G. Invited Symposium: Indeterminacy Chair: David Taylor (University of Minnesota) Speakers: Alessandro Torza (National Autonomous University of Mexico) “The Metametaphysics of Quantum Indeterminacy” Ken Akiba (Virginia Commonwealth University) “The Boolean Many-Valued Solution to the Sorites Paradox” Patrick Greenough (University of St Andrews) “A Neutral Solution to the Paradoxes of Higher- Order Vagueness”

3H. Invited Symposium: Practical Reasons, Practical Reasoning Chair: Stephen White (Northwestern University) Speakers: Ulf Hlobil (Concordia University, Montreal) “Varieties of Strength of Reasons” Matthew Silverstein (New York University Abu Dhabi) “The Aim of Practical Reasoning” Hille Paakkunainen (Syracuse University) “Fittingness versus Virtue as Standards of Good Reasoning”

3I. Invited Symposium: Sine qua non Causation in Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy Chair: Peter Hartman (Loyola University Chicago)

30 Thursday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

Speakers: Gloria Frost (University of St. Thomas, St. Paul) “Thomas Aquinas on Modes of Causation” Walter Ott (University of Virginia) “Sine qua non Causes and the Structure of Occasionalism” Simona Vucu (University of Toronto) “Henry of Ghent and John Duns Scotus on sine qua non Causes” Can Laurens Löwe (Purdue University) “Aquinas on Causation by ‘Contact of Power’ (Tactus Virtutis)”

3J. Invited Symposium: Women in Enlightenment – Enlightened Women Chair: Kristin Gjesdal (Temple University) Speakers: Corey Dyck (University of Western Ontario) “Eine wirkliche Lycanthropie: Women and the Wolffian Philosophy” Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina) “Layers of Meaning, Layers of Telling: How to Construct Female Identity in 18th Century Publications” Patricia Sheridan (University of Guelph) “Women Philosophers on Virtue in the 17th and 18th Centuries”

3K. Invited Symposium: Illness, Disability, and Justice Chair: Jennifer Parks (Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Jonas-Sebastien Beaudry (McGill University) “Somatic Oppression and Relational Autonomy: Revisiting Medical Aid in Dying Through a Feminist Lens” Sara Goering (University of Washington, Seattle) “‘Unhealthy Disabled’ Revisited: Justice, Pride, and Chronic Illness” David Wasserman (National Institutes of Health) “Curing Disease, Conserving Disability, Celebrating Difference?”

3L. Invited Symposium: Latina/x Feminisms Chair: José Medina (Northwestern University) Speakers: Linda Martín Alcoff (Hunter College, CUNY) “Lugones’ Worldmaking”

31 Thursday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

Stephanie Rivera Berruz (Marquette University) “Building an Archive: Latina/x Feminisms” Gemma Argüello Manresa (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) “Latin American Non-Essentialist Intersectional Feminism: The Work of Rita Segato”

3M. Invited Symposium: Self-Understandings and the Social Chair: Ingrid Albrecht (Lawrence University) Speakers: Sydney Keough (St. Norbert University) Title TBA Alexis Elder (University of Minnesota–Duluth) “Self-Regard and Asymmetrical Friendship” Cassie Herbert (Illinois State University) “Identity and Discursive Signaling”

3N. Invited Symposium: Existential Perspectives on Love Chair: Troy Jollimore (California State University, Chico) Speakers: Sharon Krishek (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) “Why Do You Love Him? A Kierkegaardian Reply” Melanie Shepherd (Misericordia University) “Inventions of Martyrs and Heroes: Nietzsche on the Poverty and Possibility of Human Love” Iain D. Thomson (University of New Mexico) “Rethinking Love: Heidegger and Arendt” Skye Cleary (Barnard College) “Simone de Beauvoir and Loving Authentically”

3O. Invited Symposium: Contemporary Epistemology Chair: Sam Filby (University of Missouri–St Louis) Speakers: Matthew Benton (Seattle Pacific University) “The Epistemology of Interpersonal Relations” Charity Anderson (Baylor University) “Epistemic Uptake” Daniel Fogal (New York University) and Alex Worsnip (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) “Which Reasons? Which Rationality?”

3P. Author Meets Critics: Samuel Newlands, Reconceiving Spinoza Chair: Michael Rauschenbach (Washington University in St. Louis) Author: Samuel Newlands (University of Notre Dame)

32 Thursday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

Critics: Matthew Kisner (University of South Carolina) Yitzhak Melamed (Johns Hopkins University) Ericka Tucker (Marquette University)

3Q. Submitted Colloquium: History of Ethics Chair: Karsten Stueber (College of the Holy Cross) Speaker: Nir Ben-Moshe (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) “A Defense of Modest Ideal Observer Theory: The Case of Adam Smith’s Impartial Spectator” Commentator: Anthony Rudd (St. Olaf College) Chair: Joseph Vukov (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Ava Wright (Northeastern University) “A Kantian Approach to Dilemmas: Solving the Trolley Problem” Commentator: Helga Varden (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) Chair: Rebecca Valeriano-Flores (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Kimberly Ann Harris (Marquette University) “W. E. B. Du Bois’s ‘The Conservation of Races’: A Metaphilosophical Text” Commentator: Alfred Frankowski (Southern Illinois University)

3R. Submitted Colloquium: Ethics of Sex and Procreation Chair: Peter Seipel (University of South Carolina) Speaker: Shannon Fyfe (George Mason University) and Elizabeth Lanphier (Vanderbilt University Medical Center) “Why Ethical Sex Demands [the category of] Nonconsensual Sex” Commentator: Anita Superson (University of Kentucky) Chair: Peter Seipel (University of South Carolina) Speakers: Anthony Ferrucci (Green River College) and Blake Hereth (University of Arkansas) “Real Kids First: An Adoption Argument for Anti- Natalism” Commentator: Jason Hanna (Northern Illinois University) Chair: Peter Seipel (University of South Carolina) Speaker: Char Brecevic (University of Notre Dame) “Let’s Not Talk About Sex: A Singular Semirealist Account of Sexed-Groups” Commentator: Megan Hyska (Northwestern University)

33 Thursday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

3S. Submitted Colloquium: Mental States Chair: Maria Altepeter (Washington University in St. Louis) Speaker: Zoey Lavallee (The Graduate Center, CUNY) “Addictive Craving: There’s More to Wanting More” Commentator: Charles Starkey (Clemson University) Chair: Harjeet Parmar (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Speaker: Devlin Russell (York University) “The Myth of a State of Intending” Commentator: Will Fleisher (Washington University in St. Louis) Chair: Jada Wiggleton-Little (University of California, San Diego) Speaker: Alison Springle (University of Pittsburgh) “Instructive Attitudes” Commentator: Paul Kelly (University of Wisconsin–Madison)

3T. Submitted Colloquium: Metaphysics Chair: Andrea Roselli (Durham University) Speaker: Mack Sullivan (University of Notre Dame) “On What Causes What” Commentator: Adam Edwards (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) Chair: Jacob Andrews (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Nicholas Rimell (Jilin University) “Why (Contingentist) Actualists Should Endorse the Barcan Formula” Commentator: Jay Newhard (East Carolina University) Chair: Devin Frank (Eastern Illinois University) Speaker: Matt Leonard (California Baptist University) “Explaining Harmony” Commentator: Timothy Pickavance (Biola University)

3U. APA Committee Session: Jobs and Careers Teaching Philosophy at a Two-Year College: Find and Keep a Position Arranged by the APA Committee on Philosophy in Two-Year Colleges; co-sponsored by the APA Committee on Teaching Philosophy and the APA Committee on Academic Career Opportunities and Placement Chair: Richard Legum (Kingsborough Community College, CUNY) Speakers: Richard Legum (Kingsborough Community College, CUNY) Aaron Champene (St. Louis Community College) Bill Hartmann (St. Louis Community College) Rebecca Scott (Harper College)

34 Thursday Afternoon, 4:00–5:00 p.m.

Heather Wilburn (Tulsa Community College Community College) Kristen Zbikowski (Hibbing Community College)

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 4:00–5:00 P.M.

PRIZE RECEPTION (open to all; wine and cheese will be served) 4:00–5:00 p.m., location TBA APA NATIONAL PRIZES John Dewey Lecture 2019–2020 Richard Kraut (Northwestern University), “How I Am an Aristotelian” Romanell Lecture 2019–2020 Daniel Dennett (Tufts University), “Herding Cats and Free Will Inflation” Routledge, Taylor & Francis Prize 2019 William D’Alessandro (University of Illinois at Chicago) for “Viewing-as Explanations and Ontic Dependence” Tyke Nunez (University of South Carolina) for “Logical Mistakes, Logical Aliens, and the Laws of Kant’s Pure General Logic” Sanders Book Prize 2019 Douglas Edwards (Utica College) for The Metaphysics of Truth Honorable Mention: Carrie Figdor (University of Iowa) for Pieces of Mind and Susanna Schellenberg (Rutgers University) for The Unity of Perception CENTRAL DIVISION PRIZES Graduate Student Travel Stipend Winners Fernando Alvear (University of Missouri) for “Robust Virtue Epistemology and Performance-Based Safety” Emerson Bodde (Vanderbilt University) for “Private Government: How the Deus Ex Machina Fallacy Fails Us (and Why the Language of Class Might Not)” Richard Booth (Columbia University) for “Underspecifying Desires” Char Brecevic (University of Notre Dame) for “Let’s Not Talk About Sex: A Singular Semirealist Account of Sexed-Groups” Douglas Campbell (University of Toronto) for “The Soul’s Tool: Plato on the Usefulness of the Body” Abram Capone (Loyola University Chicago) for “Music, More or Less: The Mind/Body Problem in Musical Definition” Laurenz Casser (University of Texas at Austin) for “A Hole in the Box and a Pain in the Mouth”

35 Thursday Afternoon, 4:00–5:00 p.m. (cont.)

Rosalind Chaplin (University of California, San Diego) for “‘Personal’ Reactive Attitudes and Partial Responses to Others: A Revision to the Strawsonian Account” Kyoung Min Cho (University of Illinois at Chicago) for “On Aristotle’s Test for Energeia: A Habitual Reading” Andrew Culbreth (Emory University) for “Aristotle on the Role of Hope in the Virtue of Courage” Zoë Cunliffe (The Graduate Center, CUNY) for “Interrogating the Role of the Authentic Insider” Andre Curtis-Trudel (Ohio State University) for “Implementation as Resemblance” Lorenza D’Angelo (Syracuse University) for “Getting Acquainted with Our Emotions” Corey Dethier (University of Notre Dame) for “Statistically- Indistinguishable Ensembles and the Evaluation of Climate Models” Samuel Director (University of Colorado, Boulder) for “Of Blood Transfusions and Feeding Tubes: Anorexia-Nervosa and Consent” Ravit Dotan (University of California, Berkeley) for “The Social View of Evidence” Leonard Feldblyum (Brown University) for “Kant on Spontaneity of the Imagination and the Analogy between Freedom of the Imagination and Freedom of the Will” Cheryl Frazier (University of Oklahoma) for “Hashtags and Harm: The Moral Implications of Appropriation of the ‘Body Positivity’ Movement” Tobias Fuchs (Brown University) for “Well-Being, Self-Sacrifice, and Core Desires” Cosmo Grant (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) for “Against Long-Run Defenses of Decision Rules” Bixin Guo (University of Southern California) for “Ontology- First vs. Theory-First Approach to Reduction” William Hannegan (Saint Louis University) for “A Nature Fulfillment Response to the Problem of Alienation” A. G. Holdier (University of Arkansas) for “‘Observation Reconsidered’ Reconsidered: Theory-Ladenness and the Epistemic Charge of Norm-Sensitive Aliefs” Yarran Hominh (Columbia University) for “Constraints on Freedom and Dewey’s Critique of Political Democracy” Kensuke Ito (University of Connecticut) for “Truth and the F-game: Assertion, Denial, and Interpretation”

36 Thursday Afternoon, 4:00–5:00 p.m. (cont.)

John Jalsevac (University of Toronto) for “Is the Well-Trained Memory Morally Virtuous?: Thomas Aquinas and the Art of Memory” Tyler John (Rutgers University) for “Reasons in the Grips of Paws and Claws” Luke Kallberg (Saint Louis University) for “Third-Factor Defenses of Moral Knowledge” Griffin Klemick (University of Toronto) for “Peirce’s Early Anti- Realism about the External World” Justis Koon (University of Massachusetts Amherst) for “A Defense of the Medical Model” Zak Kopeikin (University of Colorado, Boulder) for “Value Invariabilism and Two Distinctions in Value” Zoey Lavallee (The Graduate Center, CUNY) for “Addictive Craving: There’s More to Wanting More” Seungil Lee (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) for “The Rates of Time’s Passage and Special Relativity” Alexander Leferman (York University) for “On the Importance of Spontaneity to Group Action” Preston Lennon (Ohio State University) for “Meeting the Matching Content Challenge to Cognitive Phenomenology” Ting-An Lin (Rutgers University) for “Subordinating Differential Treatment: Discrimination and Its Problematic Nature” Claire Lockard (Loyola University Chicago) for “Doubling Down on Epistemic Injustice: The Smothering Effects of Calls for Charity” Lavender McKittrick-Sweitzer (Ohio State University) for “Making Room for Recognizing Care Exploitation” Tyler Millhouse (University of Arizona) for “Really Real Patterns” Sven Moritz Silvester Neth (University of California, Berkeley) for “Goodman and Bayes” Gregory Nirshberg (University of Wisconsin–Madison) for “Structural Representations and Causal Explanation” Peter Osorio (Cornell University) for “Skeptical Education in the Hellenistic Academy” Mica Rapstine (University of Houston) for “No One You Kill Is a Stranger: The Special Permission Not to Kill” Catherine Rioux (University of Toronto) for “Hope as the Attitude of Gritty Agents” Ezra Rubenstein (Rutgers University) for “Grounded Shadows, Groundless Ghosts” Weng Kin San (University of Southern California) for “Chance, Credence, Correlation”

37 Thursday Afternoon, 4:00–5:00 p.m. (cont.)

Henry Schiller (University of Texas at Austin) for “A Hole in the Box and a Pain in the Mouth” James Andrew Smith (Indiana University–Bloomington) for “Epistemology of Logic First: Against Warren’s Defense of Charity in Logic” Tim Sommers (University of Iowa) for “The Right Critique of Ideal Theory: Ideality, Modeling, and the Behavioral Asymmetry Objection” Alison Springle (University of Pittsburgh) for “Instructive Attitudes” Mack Sullivan (University of Notre Dame) for “On What Causes What” Min Tang (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) for “Aesthetic Transformation” Aja Watkins (Boston University) for “Criticizing Inferiorizing Science” Kayla Wiebe (University of Toronto) for “The Over- Intellectualization of Autonomy in Philosophy and Bioethics” Al Willsey (University of Missouri) for “Authority Deprivation and Discursive Injustice” Jesse Wilson (University of Southern California) for “Pains as Objects of Perception” Greg Yanke (Arizona State University) for “The Resurrection of Satisficing?: Returning the Zombie to the Grave” Philip Yaure (Columbia University) for “Declaration in Douglass’s My Bondage and My Freedom”

THURSDAY EVENING, 5:15–7:15 P.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

5A. Submitted Colloquium: Debunking in Epistemology Chair: Joshua Schechter (Brown University) Speaker: Daniel Korman (University of California, Santa Barbara) “Debunking Arguments” Commentator: Karl Schafer (University of California, Irvine) Chair: Michael Bergmann (Purdue University) Speaker: Luke Kallberg (Saint Louis University) “Third-Factor Defenses of Moral Knowledge” Commentator: Michelle Dyke (New York University)

38 Thursday Afternoon, 5:15–7:15 p.m.

5B. Submitted Colloquium: Prohibited Speech Chair: James Snow (Loyola University Maryland) Speaker: Al Willsey (University of Missouri) “Authority Deprivation and Discursive Injustice” Commentator: Yuna Won (Ithaca College) Chair: James Snow (Loyola University Maryland) Speaker: Dan Lopez de Sa (Universitat de Barcelona) “The Phenomenon of Claimed Slurs” Commentator: Anna Bjurman Pautz (Brown University)

5C. Submitted Colloquium: Formal Epistemology II Chair: Casey Rufener (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Speaker: Russell Ahmed-Buehler (University of California, Berkeley) “Bertrand’s Paradox Revised” Commentator: Anubav Vasudevan (University of Chicago) Chair: Joel Ballivian (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Speaker: Sven Moritz Silvester Neth (University of California, Berkeley) “Goodman and Bayes” Commentator: Catherine Saint-Croix (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities)

5D. Submitted Symposium: Chance, Credence, Correlation Chair: Michael Bruckner (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Speaker: Weng Kin San (University of Southern California) Commentators: Susan Vineberg (Wayne State University) Alexander Meehan (Princeton University)

5E. Submitted Symposium: Against Long-Run Defenses of Decision Rules Chair: Nathaly Ardelean Garcia (Northwestern University) Speaker: Cosmo Grant (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Commentators: Daniel Hoek (Princeton University) Rhys Borchert (University of Arizona)

5F. Submitted Colloquium: Meaninglessness Chair: Paul Muench (University of Montana) Speaker: Adam Buben (Leiden University) “Meaninglessness in Mortality and Immortality” Commentator: Ryan Kemp (Wheaton College)

39 Thursday Evening, 5:15–7:15 p.m. (cont.)

Chair: Illya E. Davis (Morehouse College) Speaker: Felipe Pereira (Seton Hall University) “How To (And How Not To) Argue Against Temporal Nihilism” Commentator: Alice Huang (DePaul University)

5G. Submitted Symposium: Declaration in Douglass’s My Bondage and My Freedom Chair: Jeffrey Byrnes (Grand Valley State University) Speaker: Philip Yaure (Columbia University) Commentators: Sarah Gorman (Vanderbilt University) Armando Perez-Gea (Yale University)

5H. APA Committee Session: Anti-Vax Anti-Evidence: The Troubled Epistemologies of the New Anti-Science Movements Arranged by the APA Committee on Philosophy and Medicine Chair: Molly Brown (University of Chicago) Speakers: Ruth E. Groenhout (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) Teresa Blankmeyer Burke (Gallaudet University) Anna Gotlib (Brooklyn College, CUNY)

5I. Submitted Symposium: Headaches for Epistemologists Chair: Matthew Benton (Seattle Pacific University) Speaker: Brian Talbot (University of Colorado) Commentators: J. Dmitri Gallow (University of Pittsburgh) Ben Levinstein (University of Illinois)

5J. APA Committee Session: Advice for Students, Chairs, and Placement Directors on Non-Academic Careers Arranged by the APA Committee on Non-Academic Careers Chair: Barak Krakauer (IBM)

5K. Submitted Symposium: Kant on Moral Self-Opacity Chair: Ken Rogerson (Florida International University) Speaker: Anastasia Berg (Cambridge University) Commentators: Jeanine M. Grenberg (St. Olaf College) Bas Tönissen (University of California, San Diego)

5L. Submitted Colloquium: Aristotle Chair: Allison Murphy (Carleton College) Speaker: Ian McCready-Flora (University of Virginia) “Aristotle on What It’s Like to be Rational”

40 Thursday Evening, 5:15–7:15 p.m. (cont.)

Commentator: Jonathan A. Buttaci (The Catholic University of America) Chair: Jeffrey Fisher (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: R. Kathleen Harbin (SUNY Brockport) “The Puzzle of Nous in the Nicomachean Ethics” Commentator: Jolanta Jaskolowska (Harper College)

5M. Submitted Colloquium: Virtue Chair: James Flynn (Caldwell University) Speaker: Andrew Culbreth (Emory University) “Aristotle on the Role of Hope in the Virtue of Courage” Commentator: Carlo DaVia (Fordham University) Chair: Troy Seagraves (Purdue University) Speaker: John Jalsevac (University of Toronto) “Is the Well-Trained Memory Morally Virtuous?: Thomas Aquinas and the Art of Memory” Commentator: John F. Johnson (Concordia University Chicago)

5N. Submitted Colloquium: Modern Philosophy Chair: John Hanson (University of Notre Dame) Speaker: Aaron Wells (University of Notre Dame) “Du Châtelet on the Indispensability of Mathematics” Commentator: Monica Solomon (Stanford University) Chair: Genevieve Buthod (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Justin Shaddock (Williams College) “Kant’s Idealism and His Hylomorphism” Commentator: Noam Hoffer (Ben Gurion University, Israel)

5O. Submitted Symposium: Grounded Shadows, Groundless Ghosts Chair: Samuel C. Fletcher (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Speaker: Ezra Rubenstein (Rutgers University) Commentators: Trevor Teitel (New York University and University of Toronto) Daniel Olson (Ohio State University)

5P. Submitted Colloquium: American Pragmatists Chair: Katherine Valde (Wofford College) Speaker: Griffin Klemick (University of Toronto) “Peirce’s Early Anti-Realism about the External World” Commentator: Joshua N. Gert (College of William & Mary)

41 Thursday Evening, 5:15–7:15 p.m. (cont.)

Chair: Hugh Marlowe (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Yarran Hominh (Columbia University) “Constraints on Freedom and Dewey’s Critique of Political Democracy” Commentator: Nicoletta Ruane Montaner (Loyola University Chicago)

5Q. Submitted Colloquium: Feminist Philosophy Chair: Anthony Laden (University of Illinois at Chicago) Speaker: Lavender McKittrick-Sweitzer (Ohio State University) “Making Room for Recognizing Care Exploitation” Commentator: Hannah Martens (University of Illinois at Chicago) Chair: Charles F. Peterson (Oberlin College) Speaker: Zoë Cunliffe (The Graduate Center, CUNY) “Interrogating the Role of the Authentic Insider” Commentator: Hyacinth Piel (Independent Scholar)

5R. Berggruen Lecture and Reception Chair: Jennifer Nagel (University of Toronto) Speaker: Martha C. Nussbaum (University of Chicago) “Crucified By the War Machine; Britten’s War Requiem, Bodies, and European Reconciliation” Commentators: Philip Kitcher (Columbia University) Jenefer Robinson (University of Cincinnati) This session will run from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.

THURSDAY EVENING, 6:30–9:30 P.M.

AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM

G3A. American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT) Topic: Teaching Core Texts: Teaching the Social Contract and Its Critics through In-Class Simulations Chair: Rebecca Scott (Harper College) Speakers: Travis Rodgers (Valencia College) “Zombies in the State of Nature” Jennifer Kling (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs) “Teaching Rawls: Using Group Knowledge and Games” Susan Kennedy (Boston University) “Potential Uses and Limitations of In-Class Simulations”

42 Thursday Evening, 7:30–10:30 p.m.

THURSDAY EVENING, 7:30–10:30 P.M.

AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM

G3B. The Society for the History of Political Philosophy Topic: Nature, Justice, and Rhetoric Chair: Stuart Warner (Roosevelt University) Speakers: Jonathan Eng (Tulane University) “Pedagogical Rhetoric and Justice in Alcibiades I” Stephen Mendelsohn (Boston College) “The Mirror of Desire: Tyranny and Perfect Injustice in Plato’s Republic” April Olsen (Tulane University) “The Rhetorical Prologue of Aristotle’s Rhetoric” Alex Limanowski (Montesquieu Forum Visiting Scholar) “The Imagery of Atomism in Lucretius” Andrea Ray (University of Chicago) “Spinoza’s Second Kind of Knowledge and the Activity of the Ethics”

G3C. Karl Jaspers Society of North America Topic: Post-Kantian Conceptions of Responsibility Chair: Morganna Lambeth (Purdue University) Speakers: Eugene Chislenko (Temple University) “Two Standpoints on Willpower” Robert R. Clewis (Gwynedd Mercy University) “Aesthetic Responsibility and Normativity in Kant and Cohn” Adam J. Graves (Metropolitan State University of Denver) “Responsibility and the Unity of Self” Meica Magnani (Harvard University) “Moral Stewardship: The Grounds of Moral Community and Their Upkeep” Fritz J. McDonald (Oakland University) “Kantian Responsibility and the Self”

G3D. International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP) Topic: Metaphysical Resonances in Chinese and Western Philosophy Chair: Jing Iris Hu (Concordia University) Speakers: Fr. James Dominic Rooney, OP (St. Louis University) “Zhu Xi: Confucian Hylomorphism?”

43 Thursday Evening, 7:30–10:30 p.m. (cont.)

Andrew Fuyarchuk (Yorkville University) “Rejuvenating Western Metaphysics with Hermeneutics: Cheng and Gadamer”

G3E. Society for Philosophy of Emotion Topic: Author Meets Critics: Michael S. Brady, Emotions: The Basics Chair: Sae Jin (Cecilea) Mun (Independent Scholar) Author: Michael S. Brady (University of Glasgow) Critics: Alycia W. LaGuardia-LoBianco (Grand Valley State University) Charles Starkey (Clemson University) Aaron Ben-Ze’ev (University of Haifa, Israel) Paniel Reyes Cárdenas (Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla) Paul Bloomfield (University of Connecticut)

G3F. Society for Analytical Feminism Topic: Epistemic Injustices, Epistemic Solutions Chair: Jeanine Weekes Schroer (University of Minnesota– Duluth) Speakers: Tempest M. Henning (Vanderbilt University) “Turning Down the Gaslighting Dial with Epistemic Closure” Stacey Goguen (Northeastern Illinois University) and B. R. George (Carnegie Mellon University) “Trans Youth Panics as Hermeneutical Counterinsurgency” Amandine Catala (University of Quebec at Montreal) “Academic Migration, Linguistic Justice, and Epistemic Injustice”

G3G. Political Theology Group Topic: Author Meets Critics: Marquis Bey, Them Goon Rules: Fugitive Essays on Radical Black Feminism Chair: Jordan Mulkey (Northwestern University) Critics: Zaynab Shahar (Chicago Theological Seminary) Jared Rodriguez (Northwestern University) Jordan Mulkey (Northwestern University) Author: Marquis Bey (Northwestern University)

G3H. Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy Topic: Rethinking Jane Addams Chair: Kevin Harrelson (Ball State University)

44 Thursday Evening, 7:30–10:30 p.m. (cont.)

Speakers: Ann Warde (Independent Scholar) “Jane Addams, Progressive Education, and John Cage’s HPSCHD” Sheron Fraser-Burgess (Ball State University) “Philosophy of the Oppressed: Womanism, Hope, and Embodied Self-Love”

G3I. American Society for Value Inquiry Topic: The Virtue of Fortitude Chair: G. John Abbarno (D’Youville College) Speakers: Anthony Cunningham (St. John’s University) “Fortitude: A Philosophical Perspective” Dennis Cooley (North Dakota State University) “It Ain’t Natural: Fortitude is and Artificial Virtue”

G3J. International Society for Buddhist Philosophy Topic: Subjectivity and the Body in Buddhist Philosophy Chair: Leah Kalmanson (Drake University) Speakers: James Garrison (Baldwin Wallace University) “The Aesthetic Life of Power’s Shadow: Nishida and the Creative Self” Lara Mitias (Antioch College) “Nishida and Action-Intuition” Dennis Stromback (Temple University) “The Mechanization of the Body in Nishitani’s Critique of Scientism” Commentator: TBA

G3K. Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy (SAGP) Chair: John Thorp (Western University) Speakers: Isabella Reinhardt (University of Pennsylvania) “Heraclitean Paradox and the Identity of Opposites” Elena Bartolini (Università degli Studi di Milano– Bicocca) “Philia and Eros. On What Keeps Logos Together and on What Breaks It (Tm)” Fred D. Miller, Jr. (Bowling Green University and University of Arizona) “Aristotle on Indivisible Magnitudes (Generation and Corruption I.2)”

45 Thursday Evening, 7:30–10:30 p.m. (cont.)

G3L. The Descartes Society Chair: Stephen Wagner (St. John’s University and College of Saint Benedict) Speakers: Fabio Malfara (University of Western Ontario) “Malebranche’s Alleged Idealism” This session ends at 8:30 p.m.

G3M. Society for German Idealism Topic: Hegel on History and Economics Chair: Christopher Yeomans (Purdue University) Speakers: Marina Bykova (North Carolina State University) “The Cunning of Reason in Hegel’s Philosophy of History” Ansgar Lyssy (Heidelberg University) “From Causa to Ratio—Hegel and Causal Explanations in History” Nicoletta Ruane Montaner (Loyola University Chicago) “Hegel’s ‘Keynesian’ Political Economy?” Sebastian Stein (University of Heidelberg, Germany) “Marxist Critiques of Hegel: The Methodological Dimension” Commentators: Hao Liang (Northwestern University) Jason Yonover (Johns Hopkins University) Clark Wolf (University of Wisconsin–Parkside)

G3N. Charles S. Peirce Society Topic: Art and Truth in Peirce’s Philosophy Chair: Elize Bisanz (Texas Tech University) Speakers: Neal Bruss (University of Massachusetts Boston) “Support for Claims about Feeling in Verbal Art: Emotional and Energetic Interpretants” Kelly A. Parker (Grand Valley State University) “The Meaning of Artistic Truth: A Pragmatist- Semiotic Approach” Vincent Colapietro (University of Rhode Island and Pennsylvania State University) “Art, Truth, and Meaning: Peircean Reflections on Basic Issues”

46 Thursday Evening, 7:30–10:30 p.m. (cont.)

G3O. Society for German Idealism and Romanticism (SGIR) Topic: For the Love of Metaphysics: Nihilism and the Conflict of Reason from Kant to Rosenzweig Chair: Gerad Gentry (Lewis University and University of Chicago) Speaker: Karin Nisenbaum (Boston College) Critics: Lara Ostaric (Temple University) Omri Boehm (The New School) Naomi Fisher (Loyola University)

G3P. International Association for the Philosophy of Humor Topic: West and East: Humor in the History of Philosophy Chair: Lydia Amir (Tufts University) Speakers: John Marmysz (College of Marin) “That’s Not Funny: The Humor of Diogenes” Lydia Amir (Tufts University) “Clarifying Montaigne’s Thought through Homo risibilis: How the Philosophy of Humor Bears on Unresolved Problems of Interpretation” Jonathan Weidenbaum (Berkeley College) “To Laugh in a Pluralistic Universe: The Relevance of William James for the Philosophy of Humor” Choong-Su Han (Ewha Womans University) “An Elucidation of the Meaning of the Buddha’s Smile” John Charles Simon (Independent Scholar) “From Wildlife Biologist to Laughter Theorist: One Lone Scientist’s Relentless Pursuit of Obscurity”

G3Q. Society for Applied Philosophy Topic: The Ethics of Environmental Offsets Chair: Joshua Kissel (Northwestern University) Speaker: Christian Barry (Australian National University) “The Ethics of Environmental Offsets” Commentator: Brian Berkey (University of Pennsylvania) Stephen White (Northwestern University)

G3R. Society for the Philosophic Study of Genocide and the Holocaust Chair: André Mineau (University of Quebec at Rimouski) Speakers: Katherine Davies (University of Texas at Dallas) “Foster Care at the U.S. Southern Border: A Critique of Histories of (Genocidal) Family Separation”

47 Thursday Evening, 7:30–10:30 p.m. (cont.)

Benjamin P. Davis (Emory University) “Communal Shame and Reparations: The Affect and Temporality of Responding to Genocide” Mukasa Mubirumusoke (Claremont McKenna College) “Too Black to Kill: Genocide or Social Death?” Osman Nemli (Vassar College) “(Dis)Sensus Communis as a Response to Anaesthesia and Other Forms of Forgetting”

G3S. The Ayn Rand Society Topic: Aristotle and Rand on the Standard of Value Chair: James G. Lennox (University of Pittsburgh) Speaker: Gregory Salmieri (Rutgers University and the Anthem Foundation) “‘Man’s Life’ in the Ethics of Rand and Aristotle” Commentator: Joseph Karbowski (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)

G3T. Society for the Philosophic Study of the Contemporary Visual Arts Topic: Colloquium: The “Good News” in “Bad Times”: Postmodern Notions of Faith in Drew Goddard’s Bad Times at the El Royale Chair: Vernon W. Cisney (Gettysburg College) Speakers: Vernon W. Cisney (Gettysburg College) “A Time Divided: The Hidden ‘Faith’ of Drew Goddard’s Bad Times at the El Royale” Jim Stockton (Boise State University) “The Religious and Philosophical Narrative in Drew Goddard’s Bad Times at the El Royale” A. G. Holdier (University of Arkansas) “Teach Me to Do What’s Right: Faith, Hope, and Love as Post-Religious Virtues” Will Barnes (Curry College) “Skin Deep: The Structuralist Psychoanalytic Subject and Brian Glazer’s Under the Skin”

G3U. North American Korean Philosophy Association Topic: The Emotions in Korean Philosophy Speakers: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University) “Transforming Jeong (Emotion) into Postcolonial Movements” Halla Kim (Sogang University) “The Emotions in Korean Neo-Confucianism”

48 Thursday Evening, 7:30–10:30 p.m. (cont.)

Maria Hasfeldt (University of Copenhagen) “Human Emotion: A Comparative Study of Kobong and Hume” Bongrae Seok (Alvernia University) “Supervenience of Moral Emotion and the Four Seven Debate”

49 Friday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28

REGISTRATION 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

EXHIBITS 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

TEACHING HUB 8:30 a.m.–9:00 p.m.

BUSINESS MEETING Noon–1:00 p.m.

EVENING RECEPTION 9:00 p.m.–Midnight

FRIDAY MORNING, 8:30–10:25 A.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

6A. APA Committee Session: Using Pre-College Philosophy to Engage with Controversial Subjects and Difficult Conversations Arranged by the APA Committee on Pre-College Instruction in Philosophy Chair: Brandon Morgan-Olsen (Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Claire Katz (Texas A&M University) “Race and Gender” Marisol Brito (Metropolitan State University) “Sex and Sexuality” Jennifer Parks (Loyola University Chicago) “Ethics Bowl”

FRIDAY MORNING, 9:00 A.M.–NOON

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

6B. Invited Symposium: Marx’s Value-Form Theory Chair: Christopher Ruth (Ocean County College) Speakers: Sarah Vitale (Ball State University) “Value Dissociation and Primitive Accumulation: Gender and Reproductive Labor”

50 Friday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

Charles Prusik (Villanova University) “Adorno and Neoliberalism: Exchange Society and the Class Antagonism” Fabian Arzuaga (College of William & Mary) “Worldview Marxism contra Theory of Value as Critique of Political Economy”

6C. Invited Symposium: Causation and Ethics Chair: Molly Gardner (Bowling Green State University) Speakers: Alex Broadbent (University of Johannesburg) “The New Riddle of Causation” Carolina Sartorio (University of Arizona) “Responsibility and the Metaphysics of Omissions” Kadri Vihvelin (University of Southern California) “Killing and Letting Die: Rethinking the Dif”

6D. Invited Symposium: Metaphysics without Ontology Chair: Samuel Elgin (University of California, San Diego) Speakers: Mark Maxwell (Yale University) “Metaphysics Without Ontology: The Bare Facts” Jonathan Schaffer (Rutgers University–New Brunswick) “The Thick of Things” Boris Kment (Princeton University) “Metaphysics With and Without Ontology” Eddy Keming Chen (University of California, San Diego) “The Cosmic Void and Non-Fundamental Facts” Vera Flocke (Indiana University–Bloomington) Title TBA

6E. Invited Symposium: Intention and Action Chair: Nathan Hauthaler (Stanford University) Speakers: Facundo Alonso (Miami University, Ohio) “The Limits of Partial Doxasticism” Myrto Mylopoulos (Carleton University) “Intentions and Modularity” Lilian O’Brien (University of Helsinki) “Intention and Answerability”

51 Friday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

6F. Invited Symposium: Health Care Ethics and Environmental Sustainability Chair: Corey Katz (Georgian Court University) Panelists: Andrew Jameton (University of Nebraska) Cheryl Macpherson (St. George’s University, Grenada) Christy A. Rentmeester (AMA Journal of Ethics)

6G. Invited Symposium: The Ethics and Aesthetics of the Self Chair: Jordan MacKenzie (Virginia Tech) Speakers: Vida Yao (Rice University) “The Epistemic Appetites” Oded Na’aman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) “Meaningful Suffering” Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò (Georgetown University) “Autobiography”

6H. Invited Symposium: Inner Virtue Chair: Nick Schuster (Washington University in St. Louis) Speakers: Nic Bommarito (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Inner Virtue” Karen Stohr (Georgetown University) “Inner and Outer Vice” Sean McAleer (University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire) “Inside/Outside: Zhuangzi and Epictetus on Inner Virtue”

6I. Invited Symposium: Ronald M. Polansky Retirement Celebration Panel: Papers on Aristotle’s Parva Naturalia Chair: Chelsea C. Harry (Southern Connecticut State University) Speakers: James G. Lennox (University of Pittsburgh) “From Breathing to Cooling: Teleological Inquiry in De respiratione (so-called)” Mary Louise Gill (Brown University) “The Roles of phantasmata in Aristotle’s De Memoria” Ronald M. Polansky (Duquesne University) “Non-Standard Alterations in the De sensu”

52 Friday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

6J. Invited Symposium: Philosophy of Psychiatry Chair: Si-Won Song (University of Kansas) Speakers: Serife Tekin (University of Texas at San Antonio) “The Indispensability of Patient Testimonies for Objectivity in Psychiatry” Robyn Bluhm (Michigan State University) “Pluralism in Psychiatry” Jonathan Y. Tsou (Iowa State University) “Biological Essentialism and the Projectability of Psychiatric Categories” Natalia Washington (University of Utah) Title TBA

6K. Author Meets Critics: Charlie Kurth, The Anxious Mind: An Investigation into the Varieties and Virtues of Anxiety Chair: Krista Thomason (Swarthmore College) Author: Charlie Kurth (Western Michigan University) Critics: Daniel Kelly (Purdue University) Anna Gotlib (Brooklyn College, CUNY)

6L. Invited Symposium: New Developments in Consequentializing Chair: Stephen White (Northwestern University) Speakers: Jamie Dreier (Brown University) “Two Models of Centered Value” Paul Hurley (Claremont McKenna University) “The Consequentializing Argument Against Consequentialism” Commentator: Douglas Portmore (Arizona State University) “Comments on Dreier and Hurley”

6M. APA Committee Session: Author Meets Critics: Aaron Stalnaker, Mastery, Dependence, and the Ethics of Authority Arranged by the APA Committee on Asian and Asian-American Philosophers and Philosophies Chair: Michael Slater (Georgetown University) Author: Aaron Stalnaker (Indiana University) Critics: Nancy Snow (University of Oklahoma) Brad Cokelet (University of Kansas) Patricia Marechal (Northwestern University) Richard Kim (Loyola University Chicago)

53 Friday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

6N. Submitted Colloquium: Kinds, Patterns, and Resemblance Chair: Aleta Quinn (University of Idaho) Speaker: Muhammad Ali Khalidi (York University) “Etiological Kinds” Commentator: Max Dresow (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Chair: André Curtis-Trudel (Ohio State University) Speaker: Tyler Millhouse (University of Arizona) “Really Real Patterns” Commentator: Kathleen Creel (University of Pittsburgh, HPS) Chair: Tyler Millhouse (University of Arizona) Speaker: André Curtis-Trudel (Ohio State University) “Implementation as Resemblance” Commentator: Michael Rescorla (University of California, Los Angeles)

6O. Submitted Colloquium: Practical Deliberation Chair: Beth Barker (Northwestern University) Speaker: Grant Rozeboom (St. Norbert College) “Explaining What We Omit” Commentator: Kyoung Min Cho (University of Illinois at Chicago) Chair: Sara Ghaffari (Bowling Green State University) Speaker: Wooram Lee (Universität Duisburg-Essen) “Explaining the Enkratic Requirement” Commentator: Nader Shoaibi (University of Indianapolis) Chair: Brian Bellinger (Eastern Michigan University) Speaker: Rory O’Connell (University of Chicago) “The ‘Theoretical Conception’ of Instrumental Reasoning” Commentator: Peter Murphy (University of Indianapolis)

6P. APA Strategic Planning Focus Group Open to all interested in attending.

6Q. Submitted Colloquium: Virtues, Values, and Counterfactuals in Science Chair: Mousa Mohammadian (University of Notre Dame) Speaker: Dylan Doherty (Washington University in St. Louis) “Turning Points: The Role of Counterfactuals in Structuring Historical Narratives” Commentator: Mohammad Ashraf Adeel (Kutztown University Pennsylvania)

54 Friday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

Chair: Paul Kelly (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Speaker: Theodore Bach (Bowling Green State University Firelands College) “Are Experts Better at Identifying Theoretical Virtues?” Commentator: Suzanne Kawamleh (Indiana University) Chair: Patrick O’Donnell (Oakton Community College) Speaker: Aja Watkins (Boston University) “Criticizing Inferiorizing Science” Commentator: Sahar Heydari Fard (University of Cincinnati)

6R. Submitted Colloquium: Plato Chair: James Mollison (Purdue University) Speaker: Douglas Campbell (University of Toronto) “The Soul’s Tool: Plato on the Usefulness of the Body” Commentator: Jonathan Fine (Yale University) Chair: Simon J. Dutton (University of South Florida) Speaker: Rosemary Twomey (Queens College, CUNY) “What Do They Talk about in the Cave?” Commentator: Marta Heckel (University of Missouri) Chair: Benjamin Miller (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) Speaker: Jean-Paul Vessel (New Mexico State University) “The Moore-Plato Open Argument” Commentator: Ian Hensley (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign)

6S. APA Committee Session: Women in Tech: Things Philosophers Need to Know Arranged by the APA Committee on Philosophy and Computers Chair: Robin Dillon (Lehigh University) Speakers: Mar Hicks (Illinois Institute of Technology) “From Girl Operators to Computer Experts: The Changing Historiography of Computer Programming” Susan V. H. Castro (Wichita State University) “When Algorithms Oppress”’ Susan G. Sterrett (Wichita State University) “What Do Cases of Success in Increasing Diversity of Computer Science Majors Actually Show?”

55 Friday Morning, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)

6T. Submitted Colloquium: Reactive Attitudes Chair: Whitney Lilly (Northwestern University) Speaker: Rosalind Chaplin (University of California, San Diego) “‘Personal’ Reactive Attitudes and Partial Responses to Others: A Revision to the Strawsonian Account” Commentator: Peter Seipel (University of South Carolina) Chair: Paul Shephard (Indiana University) Speaker: Per-Erik Milam (University of Gothenburg) “Forgiveness as Change” Commentator: Amy Levine (University of Chicago) Chair: David Svolba (Fitchburg State University) Speaker: August Gorman (University of Southern California) “Not Your Place: Trauma and the Authority to Blame” Commentator: Mara Bollard (University of Michigan)

6U. Submitted Colloquium: Philosophy of Language Chair: Sahar Joakim (Saint Louis University) Speaker: Jeonggyu Lee (Seoul National University) “The Contingent A Priori, Linguistic Stipulation, and Epistemic Justification” Commentator: Magdalena Balcerak Jackson (University of Miami) Chair: Robbie Williams (University of Leeds) Speaker: James Andrew Smith (Indiana University– Bloomington) “Epistemology of Logic First: Against Warren’s Defense of Charity in Logic” Commentator: William D’Alessandro (University of Illinois at Chicago) Chair: Jake Spinella (University of Illinois at Chicago) Speaker: Kensuke Ito (University of Connecticut) “Truth and the F-game: Assertion, Denial, and Interpretation” Commentator: John Mackay (University of Wisconsin–Madison)

56 Friday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 1:00–4:00 P.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

7A. APA Committee Session: Improving Diversity and Inclusion in Publishing Arranged by the APA Committee on the Status of Women Chair: Kathryn J. Norlock (Trent University) Speakers: Christopher P. Long (Michigan State University and HuMetricsHSS) Julianne Chung (University of Louisville and Associate Editor, Oxford Studies in Epistemology) Jeanine Weekes Schroer (University of Minnesota– Duluth) Commentators: Kyle Wagner (University of Chicago Press) Karen Merikangas Darling (University of Chicago Press) Lindsay Waters (Harvard University Press) Rob Tempio (Princeton University Press) Jennifer Banks (Yale University Press) Hilary Gaskin (Cambridge University Press)

7B. APA Committee Session: Romanell Lecture Arranged by the APA Committee on Lectures, Publications, and Research Chair: Joseph Rouse (Wesleyan University) Speaker: Daniel Dennett (Tufts University) “Herding Cats and Free Will Inflation”

7C. Invited Symposium: Kant on Pleasure, Desire, and Happiness Chair: Anne Margaret Baxley (Washington University) Speakers: Tamar Schapiro (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) “Incorporation, Maxims, and Weak-Willed Action” David Forman (University of Nevada–Las Vegas) Title TBA E. Sonny Elizondo (University of California, Santa Barbara) “Kantian Eudaimonism”

7D. Invited Symposium: Political Dysfunction in Ancient Philosophy Chair: Zoli Filotas (University of South Dakota) Speakers: Demetra Kasimis (University of Chicago) “The Play of Conspiracy in Plato’s Republic”

57 Friday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

Thornton Lockwood (Quinnipiac University) “Acting Finely the Role of a King (Politics 5.11.1314a40)” Adriel M. Trott (Wabash College) “Between Slaves and Democrats: The Specter of Master Rule in Aristotle’s Mixed Regimes and the City in Prayer”

7E. Invited Symposium: Intentionalism about Meaning Chair: Nat Hansen (University of Reading) Speakers: Ray Buchanan (University of Texas at Austin) “Wild West Pragmatics” Daniel Harris (Hunter College, CUNY) “Anaphora without Discourse Contexts: A Gricean Approach” Commentator: Karen Lewis (Barnard College)

7F. Invited Symposium: Personhood and the Unity of Mental Life Chair: Katharina Kraus (University of Notre Dame) Speakers: Beatrice Longuenesse (New York University) “The Conflicting Logics of the Mind: Lessons from Kant and Freud” L. A. Paul (Yale University) “Fundamental Subjective Categories” Elizabeth Schechter (Indiana University) “Self-Consciousness in the Split-Brain Subject”

7G. Invited Symposium: Ethical Consumption and Complicity Chair: Justin Donhauser (Bowling Green State University) Speakers: Tristram McPherson (Ohio State University) “Should We Care about Complicity?” Mark Budolfson (University of Vermont) Title TBA Julia Nefsky (University of Toronto) “Participation, Contribution, and the Superfluity Problem”

7H. Author Meets Critics: Peter Carruthers, Human and Animal Minds Chair: Simon Brown (Columbia University) Author: Peter Carruthers (University of Maryland) Critics: Steven Gross (Johns Hopkins University) Jonathan Simon (University of Montréal) Hayley Clatterbuck (University of Rochester and University of Wisconsin–Madison)

58 Friday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

7I. Author Meets Critics: Michael LeBuffe,Spinoza on Reason Chair: João Carvalho (University of Otago) Author: Michael LeBuffe (University of Otago) Critics: Don Garrett (New York University) Hasana Sharp (McGill University) John Grey (Michigan State University)

7J. Invited Symposium: Immigration and Racism Chair: Marzouq Alnusf (Northwestern University) Speakers: Grant Silva (Marquette University) “This Gun Is Now the Border: On Embodied White Supremacy and Racial Security” Jessica Martínez Cruz (Michigan State University) Title TBA

7K. Invited Symposium: Challenges of Teaching the History of Philosophy Chair: Zita Toth (University of Virginia) Speakers: Julia Jorati (University of Massachusetts Amherst) “A Thematic Approach to Early Modern Survey Courses” Jeffrey Hause (Creighton University) “You Can’t Have It All: Structuring a Medieval Philosophy Class” Steven Nadler (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “How Should We Teach Modern Philosophy?”

7L. APA Committee Session: Philosophy of International Law Arranged by the APA Committee on International Cooperation Chair: Steven Ratner (University of Michigan Law School) Speakers: Kristen Hessler (University at Albany, SUNY) “Adjudicating Human Rights in International Courts” Jiewuh Song (Seoul National University) “Individualism and International Law” David Lefkowitz (University of Richmond) “Rules for War and the Rule of Law” Commentator: Steven Ratner (University of Michigan Law School)

7M. APA Committee Session: Author Meets Critics: Alec Walen: The Mechanics of Claims and Permissible Killing in War Arranged by the APA Committee on Philosophy and Law Chair: Colleen Murphy (University of Illinois) Author: Alec Walen (Rutgers University)

59 Friday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

Critics: Saba Bazargan-Forward (University of California, San Diego) Adil Haque (Rutgers University Law School) Kaila Draper (University of Delaware)

7N. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemology and Ontology of Particular Sciences Chair: Conor Mayo-Wilson (University of Washington) Speaker: Corey Dethier (University of Notre Dame) “Statistically-Indistinguishable Ensembles and the Evaluation of Climate Models” Commentator: Ryan O’Loughlin (Indiana University–Bloomington) Chair: Neil Dewar (Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich) Speaker: Bixin Guo (University of Southern California) “Ontology-First vs. Theory-First Approach to Reduction” Commentator: Kevin Davey (University of Chicago) Chair: Eddy Keming Chen (University of California, San Diego) Speaker: Valia Allori (Northern Illinois University) “The Wavefunction Is as the Wavefunction Does” Commentator: Mario Hubert (California Institute of Technology)

7O. Submitted Colloquium: Applied Ethics Chair: Thomas Carson (Loyola University) Speaker: Meshi Ori (Tel-Hai College) “Why Not Road Ethics?” Commentator: W. John Koolage (Eastern Michigan University) Chair: Rebecca Chan (San José State University) Speaker: Mica Rapstine (University of Houston) “No One You Kill Is a Stranger: The Special Permission Not to Kill” Commentator: Sungwoo Um (National Institutes of Health) Chair: Sharon Crasnow (Norco College) Speaker: Cheryl Frazier (University of Oklahoma) “Hashtags and Harm: The Moral Implications of Appropriation of the ‘Body Positivity’ Movement” Commentator: Mariam Kazanjian (Indiana University)

60 Friday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

7P. APA Committee Session: Inconsistent Truth, Semantic Singularities, and Chaotic Liars Arranged by the APA Committee on Philosophy and Computers Chair: Gary Mar (Stony Brook University) Speakers: John Barker (University of Illinois at Springfield) “The Inconsistency Theory of Truth” Keith Simmons (University of Connecticut) “Semantic Singularities” Gary Mar (Stony Brook University) “Chaotic Liars and Fractal Proofs: Exploring the Dynamical Semantics of Paradox”

7Q. Submitted Colloquium: Issues in Bioethics Chair: Jason Hanna (Northern Illinois University) Speaker: Justis Koon (University of Massachusetts Amherst) “A Defense of the Medical Model” Commentator: David Chan (University of Alabama at Birmingham) Chair: Adam Cureton (University of Tennessee) Speaker: Nethanel Lipshitz (Tel Aviv University) “The Moral Status of Individuals in Permanent Vegetative States” Commentator: Robert Budron (Loyola University Chicago) Chair: Dana Howard (Ohio State University) Speaker: Samuel Director (University of Colorado, Boulder) “Of Blood Transfusions and Feeding Tubes: Anorexia-Nervosa and Consent” Commentator: Kit Rempala (Loyola University Chicago)

7R. Submitted Colloquium: Philosophy of Emotion Chair: Aaron Ben-Ze’ev (University of Haifa) Speaker: Lorenza D’Angelo (Syracuse University) “Getting Acquainted with Our Emotions” Commentator: Michelle Maiese (Emmanuel College) Chair: Michael S. Brady (University of Glasgow) Speaker: Jenefer Robinson (University of Cincinnati) “Audience Emotions and Literary Value” Commentator: Regina Hurley (Northwestern University) Chair: Sae Jin (Cecilea) Mun (Independent Scholar) Speaker: Eva Dadlez (University of Central Oklahoma) “Make-Believe, Quasi-Emotion, and Nonexistence” Commentator: Elena Bartolini (Università degli Studi di Milano– Bicocca)

61 Friday Afternoon, 1:00–4:00 p.m. (cont.)

7S. Submitted Colloquium: Challenges for Consequentialism Chair: Robert Carry Osborne (Northwestern University) Speaker: Leo Yan (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) “Incomparibility, Consequentialism, and Risk” Commentator: Xuanpu Zhuang (Bowling Green State University) Chair: Christopher Healow (Southern New Hampshire University) Speaker: Greg Yanke (Arizona State University) “The Resurrection of Satisficing?: Returning the Zombie to the Grave” Commentator: William Bell (Washington University in St. Louis) Chair: JJ Lang (Stanford University) Speaker: Jordan Thomson (University of Toronto) “Poverty and the Peril of Particulars” Commentator: Travis Timmerman (Seton Hall University)

7T. Submitted Colloquium: Attitude Ascriptions Chair: Jennifer Lockart (Auburn University) Speaker: Richard Booth (Columbia University) “Underspecifying Desires” Commentator: Brendan Balcerak Jackson (University of Miami) Chair: Will Fleisher (Washington University in St. Louis) Speaker: Sean Crawford (University of Manchester) “Against Guises” Commentator: Aidan Gray (University of Illinois at Chicago) Chair: Niranjana Warrier (University of Illinois at Chicago) Speakers: Ali Kaveh Aenehzodaee (Ohio State University) and Giorgio Sbardolini (University of Amsterdam) “Factive Attitude Ascriptions and Fiction” Commentator: Nic Koziolek (Washington University in St. Louis)

AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM

G4A. Society for Teaching Comparative Philosophy (STCP) Topic: Workshop on Curricular Development: Adding Asian Philosophy to Your Existing Course Syllabus Workshop Leaders: Leah Kalmanson (Drake University) Lara Mitias (Antioch College) This session will run from 2:40 to 4:35 p.m.

62 Friday Evening, 7:00–10:00 p.m.

FRIDAY LATE AFTERNOON, 4:40–6:45 P.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

8A. Presidential Address and Reception Chair: Russ Shafer-Landau (University of Wisconsin– Madison) Speaker: Julia Driver (University of Texas at Austin) “Live Options and Practical Possibilities”

FRIDAY EVENING, 7:00–10:00 P.M.

AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM

G4B. Society for the Study of the History of Analytical Philosophy (SSHAP) Topic: Logicism in Early Analytic Philosophy: New Perspectives Chair: Sean Morris (Metropolitan State University of Denver) Speakers: Patricia Blanchette (University of Notre Dame) “Logicism and Epistemology” Sean Morris (Metropolitan State University of Denver) “Logicism as Explication in Russell and Quine” Georg Schiemer (University of Vienna) “Logicism in Logical Empiricism” Joan Weiner (Indiana University) “Fregean Logicism and Quinean Explication”

G4C. International Society for Buddhist Philosophy Topic: Intra-Buddhist Dialogue Chair: TBA Speakers: John Dunne (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “Levels of Analysis in Indian Buddhism” Abraham Vélez de Cea (Eastern Kentucky University) “The Question of the Buddha’s Death and the Need for Buddhist Apophatic Pluralism” Ronald Green (Coastal Carolina University) “Gomyō and Kūkai in early-Heian Intra-Buddhist Conversations” Commentator: TBA

63 Friday Evening, 7:00–10:00 p.m. (cont.)

G4D. International Association for the Philosophy of Humor Topic: Author Meets Critics: Lydia Amir, Philosophy, Humor, and the Human Condition: Taking Ridicule Seriously Chair: John Marmysz (College of Marin) Author: Lydia Amir (Tufts University) Critics: John Marmysz (College of Marin) Michael Picard (Douglas College)

G4E. Radical Philosophy Association Topic: Reconceiving Revolution Chair: Sebastian Purcell (SUNY Cortland) Speakers: Jackson Reese Faust (University of Memphis) “Wynter’s ‘New Science of the Word’: A (Post- Marcuse) Poetics of (Radical Left) Populism”? Kieran Aarons (Loyola University Chicago) “The New Politics of Place” Nicoletta Ruane Montaner (Loyola University Chicago) “Pessimism, Political Economy, and the ‘End of History’”

G4F. Society for Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy Topic: New Work on Medieval Franciscan Thought Chair: Daniel Simpson (Saint Louis University) Speakers: Nicolas Faucher (University of Helsinki) “The Coherence of Prophecies and Miracles: Chatton’s View on Faith” Gloria Frost (University of St. Thomas) “Peter Auriol on Action” Eric Hagedorn (St. Norbert College) “Ockham on the Basis for Moral Obligation”

G4G. Society for Philosophy of Emotion Topic: Author Meets Critics: Rami Gabriel and Stephen T. Asma, The Emotional Mind, The Affective Roots of Culture and Cognition Chair: Sae Jin (Cecilea) Mun (Independent Scholar) Authors: Rami Gabriel (Columbia College, Chicago) Stephen T. Asma (Columbia College, Chicago) Critics: Owen Flanagan (Duke University) Ann E. Cudd (University of Pittsburgh) Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University of Pennsylvania) Bongrae Seok (Alvernia University)

64 Friday Evening, 7:00–10:00 p.m. (cont.)

G4H. International Society for Environmental Ethics Topic: Climate Justice Chair: Ben Almassi (Governors State University) Speakers: William Littlefield (Case Western Reserve University) “Utility Gains in Climate Justice” Marcus Hedahl (U.S. Naval Academy) “Climate Justice and Moral Psychology: Surprising Stoic Solutions” Kizito Michael George (Kyambogo University) “Linking Climate Change to Human Rights and Social Justice: A Critique of the Ethics and Epistemologies of Climate Change Science” Rachel Fredericks (Ball State University) “Climate Legacy: A New(ish) Concept for the Climate Crisis”

G4I. Pacific Association for the Continental Tradition (PACT) Topic: Workshop on Works in Progress Chair: Gerard Kuperus (University of San Francisco)

G4J. International Society for Comparative Studies of Chinese and Western Philosophy Topic: Chinese Philosophy and Recent and Contemporary American Thought Chair: Sean McAleer (University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire) Speakers: Chuyu Tian (Columbia University) “Nelson Goodman’s and Huayan Buddhism’s Multiple Worlds Theories” Ted Wei-Chun Hsiung (National Taiwan University) “Zhuangzi and E. O. Wilson’s Biophilia Hypothesis” Jianping Hu (Nanyang Technological University) “Character or Virtue? A Xunzian Critique of John Doris’s Situationism”

G4K. North American Division of the Schopenhauer Society Topic: Cambridge Critical Guide to “The World as Will and Representation” Chair: Judith Norman (Trinity University) Speakers: Sandra Shapshay (Hunter College, CUNY and the Graduate Center, CUNY) “Appreciating Nature Aesthetically in the WWR: Between Kant and Hegel”

65 Friday Evening, 7:00–10:00 p.m. (cont.)

Alistair Welchman (University of Texas at San Antonio) “Seeing Things: Schopenhauer’s Kant-Critique and Direct Realism” David Cartwright (University of Wisconsin– Whitewater) “Virtue, Asceticism, and Redemption: Cognition and Not-Affirming-Will in the Fourth Book ofThe World as Will and Representation” Bernard Reginster (Brown University) “Resignation” Manja Kisner (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich) “Schopenhauer in Dialogue with Fichte and Schelling: Schopenhauer’s Critique of Moral Fatalism and His Turn to Freedom from Willing” Cheryl Foster (University of Rhode Island) “Talent as Intelligence in Schopenhauer’s Genius” Commentator: TBA

G4L. Association for Informal Logic and Critical Thinking (AILACT) Topic: Critical Thinking: Needed Now More Than Ever? Chair: Tom Brommage (Sam Houston State University) Speakers: Jon Haber (Harvard X, and Chief Learner Degree of Freedom Project) “Critical Thinking – A Genealogy” Thomas Herrstein (Northwest Arkansas Community College) “A Laborious, Yet Helpful Philosophical Investigation on the Burden of Proof” Amanda Hiner (Winthrop University) “Meeting the Challenges of the Twenty-First Century Classroom: How Critical Thinking Insturction Equips College Students for Success”

G4M. Association for Philosophy of Education Topic: Argument and Critical Thinking in Democracy Chair: Matt Ferkany (Michigan State University) Speakers: Scott Aikin (Vanderbilt University) “The Owl of Minerva Problem and Public Argument” David Godden (Michigan State University) “It’s Always Darkest Before the Dawn: The Lark of Arete and Praiseworthiness in Public Discourse”

66 Friday Evening, 7:00–10:00 p.m. (cont.)

John Casey (Northeastern University) “Argumentation and the Problem of Agreement” Matt Ferkany (Michigan State University) “The Paradox of Intellectual Virtue Education and Why/How We Teach Critical Thinking”

G4N. Society for Analytical Feminism Topic: Author Meets Critics on Serene Khader’s Decolonizing Universalism Chair: Jeanine Weekes Schroer (University of Minnesota– Duluth) Author: Serene Khader (Brooklyn College, CUNY) Critics: Linda Martín Alcoff (Hunter College, CUNY) Saba Fatima (Southern Illinois University– Edwardsville) Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò (Georgetown University)

G4O. Society of Christian Philosophers Topic: Divine Action Chair: Greta Turnbull (Gonzaga University) Speakers: Jeffrey Koperski (Saginaw Valley State) “Divine Action and the Laws of Nature” Meghan Page (Loyola University Maryland) “Divine Activity, Physical Complexity, and Localized Truth”

G4P. Association for the Development of Philosophy Teaching (ADOPT) Speaker: Bob Lichtenbert (Author and Retired Professor) “Personal Ethics” Barbara Ohata (Sauk Valley College) Ralph Fifer (Sauk Valley College)

G4Q. International Association for Japanese Philosophy Topic: Engaging the Kyoto School Chair: TBA Speakers: Patrick Wyant (Temple University) “Nishida’s I and Thou: Levinas’ Other or the Same?” Lara Mitias (Antioch College) “Body in Place: Nishida’s Phenomenology of Basho” Dennis Stromback (Temple University) “Miki Kiyoshi’s Attempt to Resolve the Problem of Ideology: The Logic of Imagination in the ‘Subject and Environment’ Relationship”

67 Friday Evening, 7:00–10:00 p.m. (cont.)

G4R. Concerned Philosophers for Peace, co-sponsored with the Gandhi, King, Chavez, Addams Society Topic: Author Meets Critics: Jennifer Kling, War Refugees: Risk, Justice, and Moral Responsibility Chair: Court Lewis (Owensboro Community and Technical College) Author: Jennifer Kling (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs) Critics: Greg Moses (Texas State University) Kiran Bhardwaj (Phillips Andover) Court Lewis (Owensboro Community and Technical College)

68 Saturday Morning, 8:30–11:30 a.m.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29

REGISTRATION 8:30 a.m.–Noon

EXHIBITS 9:00 a.m.–Noon

SATURDAY MORNING, 8:30–11:30 A.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

9A. Invited Symposium: Perspectives on Perspectives Chair: Julianne Chung (University of Louisville) Speakers: Elisabeth Camp (Rutgers University) “Perspectival Complacency, Flexibility, and Amelioration” Sandra Mitchell (University of Pittsburgh) “Scientific Perspectives: Epistemic Benefits of Integration” Wayne Riggs (University of Oklahoma) “The Epistemic Centrality of Perspectives” Franklin Perkins (University of Hawai’i) “Perspective as Partiality in Early Chinese Philosophy” Sean M. Smith (University of Hawai’i) “Perspective, Bias, and Attention Norms: Lessons from Buddhaghosa”

9B. Invited Symposium: Metaontology Chair: David Taylor (University of Minnesota) Speakers: Amie Thomasson (Dartmouth College) “Should Ontology Be Explanatory?” Agustin Rayo (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) “Localist Ontology” Matti Eklund (Uppsala University) “Ontology and Alien Languages”

69 Saturday Morning, 8:30–11:30 a.m. (cont.)

9C. Author Meets Critics: Hans Halvorson, The Logic in Philosophy of Science Chair: Nick Huggett (University of Illinois at Chicago) Author: Hans Halvorson (Princeton University) Critics: Bas van Fraassen (San Francisco State University) Holger Andreas (University of British Columbia, Okanagan) “A New Logical Syntax of Language: From Carnap to Halvorson” Neil Dewar (Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich)

9D. Invited Symposium: Enmity Chair: James Lee (University of Notre Dame) Speakers: Bennett Helm (Franklin & Marshall College) “Hatred, Identification, and Othering” Michelle Mason Bizri (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) “On Owing, to an Enemy, (Nearly) Nothing” Anthony Price (New York University in London/ Birkbeck UL emeritus) “Aristotelian Retaliations”

9E. Invited Symposium: Moral Emotions and Responsibility Chair: Justin D’Arms (Ohio State University) Speakers: Coleen Macnamara (University of California, Riverside) “Guilt, Desert, Fittingness, and the Good” Krista Thomason (Swarthmore College) “How Should We Feel about Recalcitrant Emotions?” Monique Wonderly (University of California, San Diego) “Moral Pride as a Reactive Attitude”

9F. Invited Symposium: Kant on Subjectivity and Intersubjectivity Chair: Guus Duindam (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor) Speakers: Clinton Tolley (University of California, San Diego) “The Subjectivity of the Understanding, the Intersubjectivity of Reason”

70 Saturday Morning, 8:30–11:30 a.m. (cont.)

Konstantin Pollok (Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz) “Contexts, Rather than Concepts of Intersubjectivity” Francey Russell (Barnard College, Columbia University) “Aesthetic Self-Knowledge”

9G. Invited Symposium: Epistemology in Medieval Islamic Philosophy Chair: Billy Dunaway (University of Missouri–St. Louis) Speakers: Celia Byrne (MacEwan University) “Al-Ghazali’s Skepticism about Causation” Jon McGinnis (University of Missouri–St. Louis) “Keep It Simple: Plantinga and al-Ghazālī on Divine Simplicity” Rosabel Ansari (Georgetown University) “Tashkik and Sophistry in Farabi’s Philosophy of Language”

9H. Invited Symposium: Black Feminisms Chair: Jacqueline Scott (Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Kathryn Sophia Belle (Pennsylvania State University) “La Belle Vie: Living My Beautiful/Good Life” Joy James (Williams College) “Presidential Powers and Captive Maternals Sally Hemings, Michelle Obama, and Deborah Danner” Anika Simpson (American University) “Black Liberation and Deviant Moralities” Georgette Sinkler (University of Illinois at Chicago) Title TBA

9I. Author Meets Critics: Chris McCarroll, Remembering from the Outside Chair: Arieh Schwartz (University of California, Davis) Author: Chris McCarroll (Centre for Philosophy of Memory, University of Grenoble Alpes) Critics: Felipe de Brigard (Duke University) Marya Schechtman (University of Illinois at Chicago) Peter Langland-Hassan (University of Cincinnati)

71 Saturday Morning, 8:30–11:30 a.m. (cont.)

9J. Submitted Colloquium: Social Justice Chair: John Beverley (Northwestern University) Speaker: Nick Colgrove (Baylor University) “Resisting Well: Four Principles of Reasonable Resistance” Commentator: Minji Jang (University of North Carolina) Chair: Dylan Flint (Ohio State University) Speaker: Geoffrey Adelsberg (Edgewood College) “Collective Responsibility as Resistance to White Supremacy” Commentator: M. Victoria Costa (College of William & Mary) Chair: Fritz J. McDonald (Oakland University) Speaker: Nicole Dular (Franklin College) “Mansplaining as Epistemic Injustice” Commentator: Michael Ashfield (University of Southern California)

9K. APA Committee Session: Ritual, Etiquette, and Everyday Aesthetics Arranged by the APA Committee on Asian and Asian-American Philosophers and Philosophies Chair: Gina Lebkuecher (Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Yuriko Saito (Rhode Island School of Design) “Expression of Care in Everyday Aesthetics” Michael Slater (Georgetown University) “Ritual, Etiquette, and Everyday Aesthetics: A Confucian Perspective” Brad Cokelet (University of Kansas) “Ritual, Grace, and Democratic Virtue” Si-Won Song (University of Kansas) “Aesthetics of Ritual”

9L. Department Chairs Network: Supporting and Advocating for Contingent Faculty on Your Campus Chair: Amy Ferrer (American Philosophical Association) Panelists: Alexandra Bradner (Kenyon College) Michael B. Horton (Harper College) Alexander Sager (Portland State University)

9M. APA Committee Session: Human Rights Arranged by the APA Committee on International Cooperation Chair: Anat Biletzki (Quinnipiac University) Speakers: Thomas Christiano (University of Arizona) “Is There a Human Right to Democracy in the Economic as well as the Political Realm?”

72 Saturday Morning, 8:30–11:30 a.m. (cont.)

Anthony Reeves (Binghamton University) “Human Rights, Agency, and Despair” Cristina Lafont (Northwestern University) “Neoliberal Globalization and Human Rights: Why Are Human Rights Powerless in an Unequal World?”

9N. APA Committee Session: New Angles on Paternalism in Medicine Arranged by the APA Committee on Philosophy and Medicine Chair: Nir Ben-Moshe (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) Speakers: Jessica Flanigan (University of Richmond) “Paternalism and Capacity: Asymmetries Between the Old and Young” Jason Hanna (Northern Illinois University) “A Qualified Defense of Medical Paternalism” Heidi Malm (Loyola University Chicago) “Paternalism, Cognitive Bias, and Preventive Medicine” Dana Howard (Ohio State University) “On Paternalism, the Right to Information, and Advising in Medicine”

9O. Submitted Colloquium: Love, Value, and Moral Perception Chair: Chungsoo J. Lee (Independent Scholar) Speaker: P. Quinn White (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) “Ethics in the Shadow of Love” Commentator: William A. Behun (McHenry County College) Chair: Catherine Homan (Mount Mary University) Speaker: Kristina Grob (University of South Carolina Sumter) “Aspiration vs. Moral Luck” Commentator: William B. Cochran (Northwestern University) Chair: Catherine Homan (Mount Mary University) Speaker: Asaf Angermann (University of Louisville) “Attention as Perception: Adorno, Murdoch, and the Ethical-Political Concept of Love” Commentator: Jesús Luzardo (Fordham University)

9P. Submitted Colloquium: Normative Ethics Chair: Kiran Bhardwaj (Phillips Academy Andover) Speaker: Peter Vranas (University of Wisconsin) “The Individuation of Obligations” Commentator: Eugene Chislenko (Temple University)

73 Saturday Morning, 8:30–11:30 a.m. (cont.)

Chair: Jon Marc Asper (University of Missouri–Columbia) Speaker: Christopher McCammon (Tidewater Community College) “Moralization, Norm-Dependence, and Domination” Commentator: Per-Erik Milam (University of Gothenburg) Chair: Alec Walen (Rutgers University) Speaker: Tim Aylsworth (Florida International University) “Consequentializing Group Membership: A Reply to Causal Impotence” Commentator: Paul Henne (Lake Forest College)

9Q. Submitted Colloquium: Time and Dispositions Chair: Shannon Sandridge (Saint Louis University) Speaker: Andrea Roselli (Durham University) “Dispositional Essentialism in the Eternalist Block” Commentator: Andrew Law (University of California, Riverside) Chair: Jerry Vision (Temple University) Speaker: Marc Johansen (Creighton University) “Adverbialism About Dispositions” Commentator: Justin Kuster (Norwich University) Chair: Zoe Ashton (Ohio State University) Speaker: Seungil Lee (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) “The Rates of Time’s Passage and Special Relativity” Commentator: Emily Waddle (University of Iowa)

9R. Submitted Colloquium: Phenomenological Aspects of Mind Chair: Myrto Mylopoulos (Carleton University) Speaker: Preston Lennon (Ohio State University) “Meeting the Matching Content Challenge to Cognitive Phenomenology” Commentator: Farid Masrour (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Chair: Ben White (Trinity College Dublin) Speaker: Meghan Masto (Lafayette College) “Knowing-what and Knowing What-it’s-like” Commentator: David Pitt (California State University, Los Angeles) Chair: Thomas Lockhart (Auburn University) Speaker: Austin Andrews (Washington University in St. Louis) “Sense-Data and Visual Phenomenology” Commentator: David Hilbert (University of Illinois at Chicago)

74 Saturday Midday, 11:45 a.m.–1:45 p.m.

9S. Submitted Colloquium: Autonomy and Consent Chair: Hrishikesh Joshi (Bowling Green State University) Speaker: Kayla Wiebe (University of Toronto) “The Over-Intellectualization of Autonomy in Philosophy and Bioethics” Commentator: Kimberly Vargas Barreto (Loyola University Chicago) Chair: Michael Davis (Illinois Institute of Technology) Speaker: Kathryn J. Norlock (Trent University) “Do I Really Consent to Twitter’s Terms of Service?” Commentator: Nicolas Cornell (University of Michigan Law School) Chair: Mark Sheldon (Northwestern University) Speaker: Michael Robinson (Chapman University) “Voluntarily Chosen Roles and Conscientious Objection in Health Care” Commentator: Elisabeth Hildt (Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago)

SATURDAY MIDDAY, 11:45 A.M.–1:45 P.M.

DIVISIONAL PROGRAM

10A. Author Meets Critics: Luke William Hunt, The Retrieval of Liberalism in Policing Chair: Kyle G. Fritz (University of Mississippi) Author: Luke William Hunt (Radford University) Critics: Raff Donelson (Louisiana State University) Jake Monaghan (University of New Orleans)

10B. Author Meets Critics: Christian Miller, The Character Gap: How Good Are We? Chair: Karen Stohr (Georgetown University) Author: Christian Miller (Wake Forest University) Critics: Liezl Van Zyl (University of Waikato, NZ) Anne Baril (Washington University in St. Louis)

10C. Invited Symposium: Philosophy of Poetry Chair: Rick Anthony Furtak (Colorado College) Speakers: James D. Reid (Metropolitan State University of Denver) “Love and Background: Conditions of Intelligibility in Novalis’s ‘Hymnen an die Nacht’”

75 Saturday Midday, 11:45 a.m.–1:45 p.m. (cont.)

Lucy Alford (University of Chicago) “Imagination as a Mode of Poetic Attention” Troy Jollimore (California State University, Chico) “Form, Content, and Embodied Consciousness”

10D. Author Meets Critics: Allen Buchanan and Russell Powell, The Evolution of Moral Progress Chair: Theresa Lopez (Susquehanna University) Authors: Allen Buchanan (University of Arizona) Russell Powell (Boston University) Critics: Dale Jamieson (New York University) Patricia Marino (University of Waterloo)

10E. Submitted Symposium: Russellian Monism and Structuralism about Physics Chair: Jeffrey J. Watson (Arizona State University) Authors: Torin Alter (University of Alabama) and Derk Pereboom (Cornell University) Commentators: Daniel Stoljar (Australian National University) Eric Hiddleston (Wayne State University)

10F. Submitted Colloquium: Formal Epistemology I Chair: Paul Blaschko (University of Notre Dame) Speaker: Elizabeth Jackson (Australian National University) “Belief, Credence, and Graspability: Why Credences Are Not Beliefs” Commentator: Marissa Wallin (Yale University) Chair: Savannah Leon (University of California, Berkeley) Speaker: Jack Spencer (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) “An Argument Against Causal Decision Theory” Commentator: Branden Fitelson (Northeastern University)

10G. Submitted Symposium: What’s a(t) Stake? Chair: Pam Corcoran (Fairfield University) Speaker: Peter Baumann (Swarthmore College) Commentators: Juan Piñeros Glasscock (University of Toronto) Baron Reed (Northwestern University)

10H. Submitted Symposium: An Epistemology for Moral Naturalists Chair: Daniel Fogal (New York University) Speaker: Caleb Perl (University of Colorado, Boulder) Commentators: Joshua Schechter (Brown University) Sam Filby (University of Missouri in St. Louis)

76 Saturday Midday, 11:45 a.m.–1:45 p.m. (cont.)

10I. Submitted Symposium: Value Invariabilism and Two Distinctions in Value Chair: Luke Kallberg (Saint Louis University) Speaker: Zak Kopeikin (University of Colorado, Boulder) Commentators: Nikki Fortier (Syracuse University) Eric Wiland (University of Missouri–St. Louis)

10J. Submitted Colloquium: Wellbeing 1 Chair: Andrea Veltman (James Madison University) Speaker: Tobias Fuchs (Brown University) “Well-Being, Self-Sacrifice, and Core Desires” Commentator: Greg Scherkoske (Dalhousie University) Chair: Samuel Reis-Dennis (Albany Medical College) Speaker: Hasko von Kriegstein (Ryerson University) “Perfectionism, Knowledge, and Achievement” Commentator: Gwen Bradford (Rice University)

10K. Submitted Colloquium: Aesthetics and the Body Chair: Kevin M. Scott (University of Notre Dame) Speaker: Abram Capone (Loyola University Chicago) “Music, More or Less: The Mind/Body Problem in Musical Definition” Commentator: Joseph Kassman-Tod (University of California, Berkeley) Chair: E. Hande Tuna (University of California, Santa Cruz) Speaker: Madeline Martin-Seaver (Auburn University) “Appreciating Perfume in the Air and on the Body” Commentator: Vincent Colapietro (Pennsylvania State University)

10L. Submitted Colloquium: Kant on Freedom Chair: Gillian Gray (University of Michigan) Speaker: Leonard Feldblyum (Brown University) “Kant on the Spontaneity of the Imagination and the Analogy between Freedom of the Imagination and Freedom of the Will” Commentator: Jessica Williams (University of South Florida) Chair: Benjamin Hill (University of Western Ontario) Speaker: Nataliya Palatnik (University of Wisconsin– Milwaukee) “Kantian Freedom at a Distance” Commentator: Catherine Smith (Iona College)

77 Saturday Midday, 11:45 a.m.–1:45 p.m. (cont.)

10M. Submitted Symposium: Aristotelian Revision and Editorial Error in Nicomachean Ethics VI 2 Chair: Vivian Feldblyum (University of Pittsburgh) Speaker: Samuel Baker (University of South Alabama) Commentators: Marta Jimenez (Emory University) Patricia Marechal (Northwestern University)

10N. Submitted Colloquium: Luck Chair: Victoria Emery (Fordham University) Speaker: Marcella Linn (Loyola University Chicago) “Character Luck and the Apparent Good” Commentator: Matthias T. S. Barker (University of Texas at Austin) Chair: Rosalind Chaplin (University of California, San Diego) Speaker: Philip Swenson (College of William & Mary) “Moral Luck, Responsibility, and Making a Difference” Commentator: Chad Flanders (Saint Louis University)

10O. Submitted Symposium: An Actualist Argument for Scalar Consequentialism Chair: Emma Hardy (University of Michigan) Speaker: Evan Williams (University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh) Commentators: Dale Dorsey (University of Kansas) Eric Sampson (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

10P. Submitted Colloquium: Mistaken Mental States Chair: Eric Carter (North Carolina State University) Speaker: Robert Noggle (Central Michigan University) “Manipulation, Mistakes, and the Question of Perspective” Commentator: James Mahon (Lehman College, CUNY) Chair: David Merli (Franklin & Marshall College) Speaker: Jordan MacKenzie (Virginia Tech) “Self-Deception as Self-Defeat” Commentator: David Merli (Franklin & Marshall College)

10Q. APA Committee Session: Women and Online Philosophy Arranged by the APA Committee on the Status of Women Chair: Julinna Oxley (Coastal Carolina University) Presenters: Regina Rini (York University) Adriel M. Trott (Wabash College) Helen De Cruz (Saint Louis University)

78 Saturday Afternoon, 2:00–5:00 p.m.

Saba Fatima (Southern Illinois University– Edwardsville) Kathryn J. Norlock (Trent University)

10R. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemic Rationality Chair: Nate Lauffer (Northwestern University) Speaker: Jennifer Carr (University of California, San Diego) “Why Ideal Epistemology?” Commentator: Kenny Easwaran (Texas A&M University) Chair: Nate Lauffer (Northwestern University) Speaker: J. A. Smart (Ohio State University) “Groundwork for Structural Epistemic Rationality” Commentator: Laura Callahan (University of Notre Dame)

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2:00–5:00 P.M.

AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM

G5A. Public Philosophy Network Topic: Should Philosophers Be Advocates? Chair: Ben Almassi (Governors State University) Speakers: Evelyn Brister (Rochester Institute of Technology) “Partisans, Enablers, and Honest Brokers: Activism and Credibility” Eugene Chislenko (Temple University) “The Role of Philosophers in Climate Change” Ben Almassi (Governors State University) “Advocacy in Reparative Justice” Taylor Rogers (Northwestern University) “Epistemic Resilience, Emotional Numbness, and Why Public Philosophy Matters”

G5B. Society for the Study of Process Philosophies (SSPP) Topic: Process, Creativity, and Democracy Chair: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University of Pennsylvania) Speakers: Larisa Castillo (University of California, Irvine) and Daniel R. Siakel (University of California, Irvine) “Kadō vis-à-vis Shäntong Metaphysics: The Aesthetics and Politics of ‘Enlightened Society’”

79 Saturday Afternoon, 2:00–5:00 p.m. (cont.)

Matthew Z. Donnelly (John A. Logan College) “On the New and the Novel: Creative Logics in Time” Joseph Harroff (Temple University) “Ecoaesthetic Individuality: Some Confucian Reflections on a Deweyan Theme”

G5C. North American Division of the Schopenhauer Society Topic: New Directions in Schopenhauer Research Chair: Sandra Shapshay (Hunter College, CUNY and the Graduate Center, CUNY) Speakers: Michel-Antoine Xhignesse (Capilano University) “Schopenhauer’s Perceptive Invective” David Bather Woods (University of Warwick) “Compassionate Contractarianism: A Schopenhauerian Solution to Schopenhauerian Politics” Sean T. Murphy (Indiana University–Bloomington) “Appraising the Acquired Character Anew” Alexander Sattar (Johannes Gutenberg University and Mainz & Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow) “What Awaits Us at the Top of Wittgenstein’s Ladder? The Unutterable of the ‘Tractatus’ Read through Schopenhauer’s Concept of Philosophy”

G5D. International Association for the Philosophy of Humor Topic: Philosophy of Humor Chair: Lydia Amir (Tufts University and founding- president of the International Association for the Philosophy of Humor) Speakers: Matthew Meyer (University of Scranton) “Between Tragedy and Comedy: Nietzsche’s Zarathustra IV as Zwischenspiel” Lauren Olin (Center for Neurodynamics, University of Missouri–St. Louis) “Comic Dispositionalism”

80 Saturday Afternoon, 2:00–5:00 p.m. (cont.)

Dianna Niebylski (University of Illinois at Chicago) “Women’s Humor in Philosophy and Gender Theory” Michael Picard (Douglas College) “Achenbach, Humor, and Philosophical Praxis”

G5E. Center for New Narratives in Philosophy Topic: The Metaphysics of Body, Sociopolitical Order, and Systematic Thinking in the Philosophy of Margaret Cavendish Chair: Colin Chamberlain (Temple University) Speakers: Marcy Lascano (University of Kansas) “Occasional Causation and the Metaphysics of Freedom” Alison Peterman (University of Rochester) “Holism and Causation in Cavendish” Brandie Siegfried (Brigham Young University) “Margaret Cavendish’s Epictetus: Subtle Matter and the Poverty of Wealth” Commentator: David Cunning (University of Iowa)

G5F. Society for the Study of the History of Analytical Philosophy (SSHAP) Topic: Reconsidering Empiricism in the History of Analytic Philosophy Chair: Sean Morris (Metropolitan State University of Denver) Speakers: Gary Ebbs (Indiana University) “Empiricism Naturalized” Sean Morris (Metropolitan State University of Denver) “Empiricism in Russell’s External World Program” Lydia Patton (Virginia Tech) “Thinking in Motion in 19th and 20th Century Empirical Perception Research: Helmholtz, Titchener, Washburn, and Mach” Sander Verhaegh (Tilburg University) “Elementary Experiences: The American Reception of Carnap’s Empiricism”

81 Saturday Afternoon, 2:00–5:00 p.m. (cont.)

G5G. APA Graduate Student Council Topic: Productive Conversations on Problematic Issues: Graduate Student Edition Chair: Danielle Clevenger (University of Wisconsin– Madison) Speakers: Bailey Szustak (University of Illinois at Chicago) “Intersectionality and Classroom Authority” W. John Koolage (Eastern Michigan University) “Flatten That Hierarchy” Harry Brighouse (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “Becoming a Better Teacher”

G5H. Society for German Idealism and Romanticism (SGIR) Topic: Institutionalism and Recognition in Hegel Chair: Andrew Cutrofello (Loyola University) Speakers: Timothy Brownlee (Xavier University) “Art, Recognition, and Reconciliation in Hegel’s Aesthetics” Kevin Thompson (DePaul University) Title TBA

G5I. Marxism and Philosophy Association Topic: Marxism and Ecology Chair: TBA Speakers: Phil Gasper (Madison College) “Dialectics of Nature: Engels and Ecology” Tyler Zimmer (University of Chicago) “Marxism, Technological Progress, and the Threat of Climate Change”

G5J. The Society of Philosophers in America Topic: Hope and Love in the U.S. Chair: Grace Cebrero (University of Minnesota) Speakers: Grace Cebrero (University of Minnesota) “Reasonable Hope and Genuine Requirements of Rationality” Tadd Ruetenik (St. Ambrose University) “Ranked-Choice Voting: Democracy’s Only Hope is Real Pragmatism” Heidi Schmidt (Becker Fellow) “Authenticity, Connectedness, and Hope: The Benefits of an Ethical Life”

82 Saturday Afternoon, 2:00–5:00 p.m. (cont.)

G5K. North American Kant Society Topic: Mary Gregor Lecture Chair: Rachel Zuckert (Northwestern University) Speaker: Dieter Schoenecker (University of Siegen, Germany) “Do Criminals Forfeit Their Dignity? On a Notorious Passage in Kant’s Rechtslehre (RL: 329 f.)”

G5L. International Society for Environmental Ethics Topic: Understanding Community Chair: Megs Gendreau (Centre College) Speakers: Connor Kianpour (Georgia State University) “Dolphin Ownerhood: Nonhuman Persons and Habitative Noninterference” Sade Hormio (University of California, Berkeley) “Climate Change and Responsibility as Members of Collective Agents” Justin Donhauser (Bowling Green State University) “Robot Pollinator Ethics” Zachary Vereb (University of South Florida) “A Kantian Perspective on Climate Ethics: History and Global Community”

G5M. Prisma: Global Research Network for Pluralisms, Relativisms, and Contextualisms Topic: Prisma Global Research Network Meeting on Truth Pluralism Chair: Joe Ulatowski (University of Waikato) Speakers: Joe Ulatowski (University of Waikato) “Facts at the Gate: The Precarity of Truth in Epistemic Gatekeeping” Michael B. Horton (Harper College) and Kamper Floyd (Wake Technical Community College) “Truth Pluralism and Why You Should Still Care about the Semantics/Pragmatics Distinction”

G5N. North American Spinoza Society Topic: Essences and the Like in Spinoza’s Ethics Chair: Kiesha Martin (Marquette University) Speakers: Christopher Martin (University of Toledo) “Spinoza’s Quick Reversal on His Definition of an Essence” Galen Barry (Iona College) “Feuerbach’s Spinozistic Argument for an Infinite Human Nature”

83 Saturday Afternoon, 2:00–5:00 p.m. (cont.)

Torin Doppelt (Independent Scholar) “The Necessity of Natures: Geometrical Conclusions” Matthew Homan (Christopher Newport University) “The Peculiar Common Notions of E2p39”

G5O. Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World Topic: Trauma Chair: S. West Gurley (Blinn College) Speakers: Jennifer Gammage (DePaul University) “Traumatic Temporality and The Eternal Recurrence of Anzaldúa’s Coyolxauhqui Imperative” Mary LeBlanc (DePaul University) “Silence as a Response to Trauma” William Koch (Borough of Manhattan Community College) “Art, World Trauma, and World Change” Natasha Noel Liebig (Adams State University) “Trauma Tears; Love Builds Up—An Analysis of Resilience through Kierkegaard’s Works of Love” Michele Merritt (Arkansas State University) “Trading Traumas: Disruptive Psychopharmaceutical Interventions in Human and Non-Human Animal Lives”

84 Program Participants

A Aarons, Kieran (Loyola University, Chicago)...... G4E Aas, Sean (Georgetown University)...... G2P Abbarno, G. John (D’Youville College)...... G2B, G3I Abel, Johannes (Freiburg University)...... G2F Abelson, Shannon Sylvie (Indiana University–Bloomington)...... M10 Adeel, Mohammad Ashraf (Kutztown University Pennsylvania)...... 6Q Adelsberg, Geoffrey (Edgewood College)...... 9J Aenehzodaee, Ali Kaveh (Ohio State University)...... 7T Ahmed-Buehler, Russell (University of California, Berkeley)...... 5C Ahumada, Minerva (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago)...... M1 Aikin, Scott (Northwestern University)...... G4M Akiba, Ken (Virginia Commonwealth University)...... 3G Albrecht, Ingrid (Lawrence University)...... 3M Alcoff, Linda Martin (Hunter College, CUNY)...... 3L, G4N Alford, Lucy (University of Chicago)...... 10C Allori, Valia (Northern Illinois University)...... 7N Almassi, Ben (Governors State University)...... G4H, G5A Alnusf, Marzouq (Northwestern University)...... 7J Alonso, Facundo (Miami University, Ohio)...... 6E Altepeter, Maria (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 3S Alter, Torin (University of Alabama)...... 10E Alvear, Fernando (University of Missouri)...... 2L Alznauer, Mark (Northwestern University)...... G2E Amir, Lydia (Tufts University and founding-president of the International Association for the Philosophy of Humor)....G3P, G4D, G5D Anderson, Charity (Baylor University)...... 3O Anderson, Luvell (Syracuse University)...... 3C Anderson, Morgan (University of Northern Iowa)...... G1A Andreas, Holger (University of British Columbia, Okanagan)...... 9C Andrews, Austin (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 9R Andrews, Jacob (Loyola University Chicago)...... 3T Angermann, Asaf (University of Louisville)...... 9O Ansari, Rosabel (Georgetown University)...... 9G Archer, Avery (George Washington University)...... 1J Argüello Manresa, Gemma (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México)....3L Artis, Aderemi (University of Michigan–Flint)...... 2J Arzuaga, Fabian (University of Chicago)...... 6B Ashfield, Michael (University of Southern California)...... 9J

85 Program Participants

Ashton, Zoe (Ohio State University)...... 9Q Asma, Stephen T. (Columbia College, Chicago)...... G4G Asper, Jon Marc (University of Missouri–Columbia)...... 9P Atherton, Margaret (University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee)...... 1B Au-Mullaney, Michael (Fordham University)...... G2F Aumann, Antony (Northern Michigan University)...... G2F Austin, Emily (Wake Forest University)...... 2F Austin, Michael (Eastern Kentucky University)...... G1F Aylsworth, Tim (Florida International University)...... 9P

B Bach, Theodore (Bowling Green State University Firelands College)...... 6Q Baker, Samuel (University of South Alabama)...... 10M Balcerak Jackson, Brendan (University of Miami)...... 1I, 7T Balcerak Jackson, Magdalena (University of Miami)...... 6U Ballivian, Joel (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 5C Banks, Jennifer (Yale University Press)...... 7A Barbone, Steve (San Diego State University)...... G1I Baril, Anne (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 10B Barker, Beth (Northwestern University)...... 6O Barker, John (University of Illinois Springfield)...... 7P Barker, Jonathan (Wake Forest University)...... 1I Barker, Matthias T. S. (University of Texas at Austin)...... 10N Barnes, Michael Randall (Georgetown University)...... 1L Barnes, Will (Curry College)...... G3T Barreto, Kimberly Vargas (Loyola University Chicago)...... 9S Barry, Christian (Australian National University)...... G3Q Barry, Galen (Iona College)...... G5N Bartolini, Elena (Università degli Studi di Milano–Bicocca)...... G1G, G3K, 7R Baumann, Peter (Swarthmore College)...... 10G Baxley, Anne Margaret (Washington University)...... 7C Bazargan-Forward, Saba (University of California, San Diego)...... 7M Beaudry, Jonas-Sebastien (McGill University)...... 3K Beddor, Robert (National University of Singapore)...... 2K Behun, William A. (McHenry County College)...... 9O Bell, William (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 7S Belle, Kathryn Sophia (Pennsylvania State University)...... 9H Bellinger, Brian (Eastern Michigan University)...... 6O Ben-Moshe, Nir (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 3Q, 9N Ben-Ze’ev, Aaron (University of Haifa)...... G3E, 7R Benton, Matthew (Seattle Pacific University)...... 3O, 5I Berg, Anastasia (Cambridge University)...... 5K Bergmann, Michael (Purdue University)...... 5A Bergo, Bettina (University of Montreal)...... G2O

86 Program Participants

Berkey, Brian (University of Pennsylvania)...... G3Q Bernstein, Alyssa (Ohio University)...... G1C Bernstein, Justin (Johns Hopkins University)...... 1H Bett, Richard (Johns Hopkins University)...... 3B Beverley, John (Northwestern University)...... 9J Bey, Marquis (Northwestern University)...... G3G Bhandary, Asha (University of Iowa)...... 1E Bhardwaj, Kiran (Phillips Academy Andover)...... G4R, 9P Bigelow, Erica (Miami University)...... G2U Biletzki, Anat (Quinnipiac University)...... 9M Bisanz, Elize (Texas Tech University)...... G3N Blake-Turner, Christopher (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill).....1I, M3 Blanchette, Patricia (University of Notre Dame)...... G4B Blankschaen, Kurt (Daemen College)...... 1M Blaschko, Paul (University of Notre Dame)...... 10F Bloomfield, Paul (University of Connecticut)...... G3E Bluhm, Robyn (Michigan State University)...... 6J Bodde, Emerson (Vanderbilt University)...... 1H Boehm, Miren (University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee)...... 2G Boehm, Omri (The New School)...... G3O Bollard, Mara (University of Michigan)...... 6T Bommarito, Nic (University at Buffalo, SUNY)...... 6H Booth, Richard (Columbia University)...... 7T Borchert, Rhys (University of Arizona)...... 5E Bradford, Gwen (Rice University)...... 10J Bradner, Alexandra (Kenyon College)...... 9L Brady, Michael S. (University of Glasgow)...... G3E, 7R Brandom, Robert B. (University of Pittsburgh)...... G2E Braver, Lee (University of South Florida)...... G1G Brecevic, Char (University of Notre Dame)...... 3R Brennan, Haley (Princeton University)...... 2B Brichacek, Katherine (Loyola University Chicago)...... M3 Briggs, Ray (Stanford University)...... 1K Brighouse, Harry (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... G5G Brister, Evelyn (Rochester Institute of Technology)...... G5A Brito, Marisol (Metropolitan State University)...... 6A Broadbent, Alex (University of Johannesburg)...... 6C Bromhall, Kyle (Sheridan College)...... G2N Brommage, Tom (Sam Houston State University)...... G4L Brooks, Thom (Durham University, UK)...... 1H Brosow, Frank (University of Education Ludwigsburg)...... M10 Brower, Jeffrey (Purdue University)...... G2G Brower-Toland, Susan (Saint Louis University)...... G2G Brown, Molly (University of Chicago)...... 5H

87 Program Participants

Brown, Simon (Columbia University)...... 7H Brown-Kinsella, James (Peking University)...... G1J Brownlee, Timothy (Xavier University)...... G5H Bruckner, Michael (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 2L, 5D Bruno-Nino, Teresa (Syracuse University)...... 2H Bruss, Neal (University of Massachusetts Boston)...... G3N Buben, Adam (Leiden University)...... 5F Buchanan, Allen (University of Arizona)...... 10D Buchanan, Ray (University of Texas at Austin)...... 7E Budolfson, Mark (University of Vermont)...... 7G Budron, Robert (Loyola University Chicago)...... 7Q Bueno, Otávio (University of Miami)...... G2Q Burke, Teresa Blankmeyer (Gallaudet University)...... 5H Buthod, Genevieve (Loyola University Chicago)...... 5N Buttaci, Jonathan A. (The Catholic University of America)...... 5L Bykova, Marina (North Carolina State University)...... G3M Byrne, Celia (MacEwan University)...... 9G Byrnes, Jeffrey (Grand Valley State University)...... 5G

C Cahill, Ann (Elon University)...... M10 Callahan, Laura (University of Notre Dame)...... 10R Calosi, Claudio (University of Geneva)...... G1E Camp, Elisabeth (Rutgers University–New Brunswick)...... 9A Campbell, Douglas (University of Toronto)...... 6R Capone, Abram (Loyola University Chicago)...... 10K Caravello, Jonathan (California State University, Channel Islands)...... Posters Carr, Jennifer (University of California, San Diego)...... 1F, 10R Carruthers, Peter (University of Maryland)...... 7H Carson, Thomas (Loyola University Chicago)...... 7O Carter, Eric (North Carolina State University)...... 10P Cartwright, David (University of Wisconsin–Whitewater)...... G4K Carvalho, João (University of Otago)...... 7I Casey, John (Northeastern University)...... G4M Casser, Laurenz (University of Texas at Austin)...... 2I Castillo, Larisa (University of California, Irvine)...... G5B Castro, Susan V. H. (Wichita State University)...... 6S Catala, Amandine (University of Quebec at Montreal)...... G3F Cebrero, Grace (University of Minnesota)...... G5J Chakravartty, Anjan (University of Miami)...... G2Q Chalmers, David (New York University)...... 1F Chamberlain, Colin (Temple University)...... G5E Champene, Aaron (St. Louis Community College)...... 3U Chan, David (University of Alabama at Birmingham)...... 7Q, G2J

88 Program Participants

Chan, Rebecca (San José State University)...... 3A Chaplin, Rosalind (University of California, San Diego)...... 6T, 10N Chen, Eddy Keming (University of California, San Diego)...... 6D, 7N Chislenko, Eugene (Temple University)...... G3C, G5A, 9P Cho, Kyoung Min (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 2E, 6O Choi, Yoon (Marquette University)...... 1A, 2D Christiano, Thomas (University of Arizona)...... 9M Chung, Julianne (University of Louisville and Associate Editor, Oxford Studies in Epistemology)...... 7A, 9A Cisney, Vernon W. (Gettysburg College)...... G3T Clatterbuck, Hayley (University of Rochester and University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 7H Cleary, Skye (Barnard College)...... 3N Clevenger, Danielle (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... M1, G5G Clewis, Robert R. (Gwynedd Mercy University)...... G2H, G3C Cochran, William B. (Northwestern University)...... 9O Cokelet, Brad (University of Kansas)...... 6M, 9K Colapietro, Vincent (University of Rhode Island)...... G3N, 10K Colgrove, Nick (Baylor University)...... 9J Comstock, Reid (University of Notre Dame)...... 2A Concepción, David W. (Ball State University)...... 3A Conroy, Renee (Purdue University Northwest)...... G2B Cooley, Dennis (North Dakota State University)...... G3I Corcoran, Pam (Fairfield University)...... 10G Cordry, Ben S. (Lorain County Community College)...... 2H Cornell, Nicolas (University of Michigan Law School)...... 9S Corvino, John (Wayne State University)...... 1K Costa, Victoria (College of William & Mary)...... 9J Covington, Corbin (Independent Scholar)...... G2T Crasnow, Sharon (Norco College)...... 7O Crawford, Sean (University of Manchester)...... 7T Creel, Kathleen (University of Pittsburgh, HPS)...... 6N Crosby, Tom (Loyola University Chicago)...... M10 Crull, Elise (City University of New York)...... G2Q Cruz, Maité (University of Iowa)...... 2G Cudd, Ann E. (University of Pittsburgh)...... G4G Culbreth, Andrew (Emory University)...... 5M Cunliffe, Zoë (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 5Q Cunning, David (University of Iowa)...... G5E Cunningham, Anthony (St. John’s University)...... G3I Cureton, Adam (University of Tennessee)...... G2P, 7Q Curtis-Trudel, André (Ohio State University)...... 6N Cutrofello, Andrew (Loyola University)...... G5H

89 Program Participants

D D’Alessandro, William (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 6U D’Angelo, Lorenza (Syracuse University)...... 7R D’Arms, Justin (Ohio State University)...... 9E Dadlez, Eva (University of Central Oklahoma)...... 7R Dai, Yuanfang (Michigan State University)...... G1J, G2D Dalglish, Steven (Ohio State University)...... M10 Darling, Karen Merikangas (University of Chicago Press)...... 7A Daru, Hannah (Fordham University)...... M10 Davey, Kevin (University of Chicago)...... 7N DaVia, Carlo (Fordham University)...... 5M David, Wasserman (National Institutes of Health)...... 3K Davies, Katherine (University of Texas at Dallas)...... G3R Davis, Benjamin P. (Emory University)...... G3R Davis, Illya E. (Morehouse College)...... 5F Davis, Michael (Illinois Institute of Technology)...... 9S de Brigard, Felipe (Duke University)...... 9I de Cruz, Helen (Saint Louis University)...... 10Q Deane, Samantha (Loyola University Chicago)...... G1A DeBrabander, Firmin (Maryland Institute College of Art)...... G1F Del Dotto, Jacob (Loyola University Chicago)...... G1A Dennett, Daniel (Tufts University)...... 7B Dethier, Corey (University of Notre Dame)...... 7N Devine, John William (Swansea University (Wales))...... G2M Dewar, Neil (Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich)...... 7N, 9C Dickie, Imogen (University of St Andrews)...... 1F Dillon, Robin (Lehigh University)...... 1H, 6S Director, Samuel (University of Colorado, Boulder)...... 7Q Doherty, Dylan (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 6Q Donelson, Raff (Louisiana State University)...... 10A Donhauser, Justin (Bowling Green State University)...... 1D, G5L, 7G, G1E Donnelly, Matthew Z. (John A. Logan College)...... G5B Doppelt, Torin (Independent Scholar)...... G5N Dorsey, Dale (University of Kansas)...... 10O Dotan, Ravit (University of California, Berkeley)...... 2L, M10 Draper, Kaila (University of Delaware)...... 7M Dreier, Jamie (Brown University)...... 6L Dresow, Max (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities)...... 6N Driver, Julia (University of Texas at Austin)...... 8A Duindam, Guus (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)...... 9F Dular, Nicole (Franklin College)...... 9J Dunaway, Billy (University of Missouri–St Louis)...... 9G Dunne, John (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... G4C

90 Program Participants

Dutton, Simon J. (University of South Florida)...... 6R Dyck, Corey (University of Western Ontario)...... 3J Dyke, Michelle (New York University)...... 5A

E Easwaran, Kenny (Texas A&M University)...... 10R Ebbs, Gary (Indiana University)...... G5F Edwards, Adam (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 3T Edwards, Jaime (St. Norbert College)...... 3D Eklund, Matti (Uppsala University)...... 9B El Murr, Dimitri (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris)...... G2I Elder, Alexis (University of Minnesota–Duluth)...... 3M Elgin, Samuel (University of California, San Diego)...... 6D Elizondo, E. Sonny (University of California, Santa Barbara)...... 7C Emery, Victoria (Fordham University)...... 10N Eng, Jonathan (Tulane University)...... G3B Engster, Daniel (University of Houston)...... 1E Eyal, Nir (Rutgers University)...... 1L

F Fard, Sahar Heydari (University of Cincinnati)...... 6Q Fatima, Saba (Southern Illinois University–Edwardsville)...... G4N, 10Q Faucher, Nicolas (University of Helsinki)...... G4F Faust, Jackson Reese (University of Memphis)...... G4E Fazeli, Faeze (University of Notre Dame)...... 1L Feldblyum, Leonard (Brown University)...... 2D, 10L Feldblyum, Vivian (University of Pittsburgh)...... 10M, Posters Ferkany, Matt (Michigan State University)...... G4M Ferrarin, Alfredo (University of Pisa)...... G2L Ferrer, Amy (American Philosophical Association)...... 9L Ferrin, Asia (American University)...... G2T Ferrucci, Anthony (Green River College)...... 3R Fields, Keota (University of Massachusetts Dartmouth)...... 1B Fifer, Ralph (Sauk Valley College)...... G4P Figueroa, Charlotte (University of Southern California)...... 2C Filby, Sam (University of Missouri–St Louis)...... 3O, 10H Filotas, Zoli (University of South Dakota)...... 7D Fine, Jonathan (Yale University)...... 6R Finocchiaro, Peter (Wuhan University)...... 1C Fisher, Jeffrey (Loyola University Chicago)...... 5L Fisher, Naomi (Loyola University)...... G3O Fitelson, Branden (Northeastern University)...... 10F Flanagan, Owen (Duke University)...... G4G Flanders, Chad (Saint Louis University)...... 10N Flanigan, Jessica (University of Richmond)...... 9N

91 Program Participants

Fleisher, Will (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 3S, 7T Fletcher, Samuel C. (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities)...... G1E, 5O Flint, Dylan (Ohio State University)...... 9J Flocke, Vera (Indiana University–Bloomington)...... 6D Flores, Carolina (Rutgers University)...... G2R Flowers, Johnathan Charles (Worcester State University)...... M7 Floyd, Kamper (Wake Technical Community College)...... G5M Flynn, James (Caldwell University)...... 5M Fogal, Daniel (New York University)...... 3O, 10H Forman, David (University of Nevada–Las Vegas)...... 7C Fortier, Nikki (Syracuse University)...... 10I Foster, Cheryl (University of Rhode Island)...... G4K Frank, Devin (Eastern Illinois University)...... 3T Frankowski, Alfred (Southern Illinois University)...... 3Q Fraser-Burgess, Sheron (Ball State University)...... G3H Frazier, Cheryl (University of Oklahoma)...... 7O Fredericks, Rachel (Ball State University)...... G4H Friedman, Robin (Independent Scholar)...... G2N Frigault, Joseph (Boston University)...... Posters Fritz, Kyle G. (University of Mississippi)...... 10A Frost, Gloria (University of St. Thomas, St. Paul)...... 3I, G4G Frugé, Christopher (Rutgers University)...... 1C Fruh, Kyle (Duke Kunshan University)...... Posters Fu, Pauline (York University)...... G2C Fuchs, Tobias (Brown University)...... 10J Fulkerson-Smith, Brett (Harper College)...... 2G Furtak, Rick Anthony (Colorado College)...... 10C Fuyarchuk, Andrew (Yorkville University)...... G3D Fyfe, Shannon (George Mason University)...... 3R

G Gabriel, Rami (Columbia College, Chicago)...... G4G Gaffney, Paul (St. John’s University)...... G2M Gallow, J. Dmitri (University of Pittsburgh)...... 5I Gammage, Jennifer (DePaul University)...... G1G, G5O Ganesh, Akshay (University of California, Riverside)...... G2H Garcia, Nathaly Ardelean (Northwestern University)...... 5E Gardner, Molly (Bowling Green State University)...... 6C Garrett, Don (New York University)...... 7I Garrison, James (Baldwin Wallace University)...... G3J Gaskin, Hilary (Cambridge University Press)...... 7A Gasper, Phil (Madison College)...... G5I Gawel, Kelly (New School University)...... 1E Gendreau, Megs (Centre College)...... G5L

92 Program Participants

Geng, Boya (Beijing Normal University)...... G1H Genin, Konstantin (Kasey) (University of Toronto)...... 3F Gentry, Gerad (Lewis University and University of Chicago)...... G1D, G2L, G3O George, B. R. (Carnegie Mellon University)...... G3F George, Kizito Michael (Kyambogo University)...... G4H Gert, Joshua N. (College of William & Mary)...... 5P Ghaffari, Sara (Bowling Green State University)...... 6O Giberman, Daniel (University of Texas at Arlington)...... 1C Gill, Mary Louise (Brown University)...... 6I Gjesdal, Kristin (Temple University)...... 3J Glasscock, Juan Piñeros (University of Toronto)...... 10G Godden, David (Michigan State University)...... G4M Goering, Sara (University of Washington, Seattle)...... 3K Goguen, Stacey (Northeastern Illinois University)...... G3F Goldberg, Sanford (Northwestern University)...... 2L Goodson, Jacob (Southwestern College)...... G1H Goodyer, Rachael (Harvard University)...... 1H Gorman, Sarah (Vanderbilt University)...... G2R, 5G Gorman, August (University of Southern California)...... 6T Gotlib, Anna (Brooklyn College, CUNY)...... 5H, 6K Gottlieb, Paula (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... G2P Graham, Kevin (Creighton University)...... 1L Grant, Cosmo (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)...... 5E Graves, Adam J. (Metropolitan State University of Denver)...... G2E, G3C Gray, Aidan (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 7T Gray, Gillian (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)...... 10L Green, Ronald (Coastal Carolina University)...... G4C Greenough, Patrick (University of St. Andrews)...... 3G Grenberg, Jeanine M. (St. Olaf College)...... 5K Grey, John (Michigan State University)...... G1I, 7I Griffin Morris, Dolores (University of South Florida)...... G1F Grob, Kristina (University of South Carolina Sumter)...... 9O Groenhout, Ruth E. (University of North Carolina at Charlotte)...... 5H Gross, Steven (Johns Hopkins University)...... 7H Guilbault, Russell (Northern Illinois University)...... G2D Guo, Bixin (University of Southern California)...... 7N Gurley, S. West (Blinn College)...... G5O Gutmann, Timothy (University of Chicago)...... G2D

H Haase, Matthias (University of Chicago)...... G1D Haber, Jon (Harvard X, and Chief Learner Degree of Freedom Project).... G4L Hagedorn, Eric (St. Norbert College)...... G4F Halvorson, Hans (Princeton University)...... 9C

93 Program Participants

Halwani, Raja (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)...... 2H Han, Choong-Su (Ewha Womans University, Seoul)...... G3P Hanauer, Tom (University of California, Riverside)...... G2H Hanna, Jason (Northern Illinois University)...... 3R, 7Q, 9N Hanna, Patricia (University of Utah)...... 1G Hannegan, William (Saint Louis University)...... 2H Hansen, Nat (University of Reading)...... 7E Hanson, John (University of Notre Dame)...... 5N Haque, Adil (Rutgers University Law School)...... 7M Harbin, R. Kathleen (SUNY Brockport)...... 5L Hardy, Emma (University of Michigan)...... 10O Harrelson, Kevin (Ball State University)...... G3H Harris, Daniel (Hunter College)...... 7E Harris, Kimberly Ann (Marquette University)...... 3Q Harroff, Joseph (Temple University)...... G5B Harry, Chelsea C. (Southern Connecticut State University)...... 6I Hartley, Christie (Georgia State University)...... G2P Hartman, Peter (Loyola University Chicago)...... 3I, G2G Hartmann, Bill (St. Louis Community College)...... 3U Harvey, Celeste (College of Saint Mary)...... G2J Hasan, Rafeeq (Amherst College)...... 1H Hasfeldt, Maria (University of Copenhagen and Sogang University)...... G3U Hause, Jeffrey (Creighton University)...... 7K Hauthaler, Nathan (Stanford University)...... 6E Hazlett, Allan (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 2K Healow, Christopher (Southern New Hampshire University)...... 7S Heckel, Marta (University of Missouri)...... 6R Hedahl, Marcus (U.S. Naval Academy)...... G4H Helm, Bennett (Franklin & Marshall College)...... 9D Henne, Paul (Lake Forest College)...... 9P Henning, Tempest M. (Vanderbilt University)...... G3F Hensley, Ian (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 6R Herbert, Cassie (Illinois State University)...... 3M Hereth, Blake (University of Arkansas)...... 3R Herlitz, Anders (Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm, Sweden)...... 1L Herrstein, Thomas (Northwest Arkansas Community College)...... G4L Hessler, Kristen (University at Albany, SUNY)...... 7L Hicks, Mar (Illinois Institute of Technology)...... 6S Hiddleston, Eric (Wayne State University)...... 10E Hilbert, David (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 9R Hildt, Elisabeth (Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions, Illinois Institute of Technology)...... 9S Hill, Benjamin (University of Western Ontario)...... 1B Hiner, Amanda (Winthrop University)...... G4L

94 Program Participants

Hlobil, Ulf (Concordia University, Montreal)...... 3H Hoek, Daniel (Princeton University)...... 5E Hoffer, Noam (Ben Gurion University, Israel)...... 5N Holdier, A. G. (University of Arkansas)...... G3T, 2I, Posters Holt, Justin P. (Wright College)...... 1L Homan, Catherine (Mount Mary University)...... 9O Homan, Matthew (Christopher Newport University)...... G5N Hominh, Yarran (Columbia University)...... 5P Hong, Hao (University of Maine)...... G1J Horisk, Claire (University of Missouri–Columbia)...... 3C Hormio, Sade (University of California, Berkeley)...... G5L Horne, L. Chad (Northwestern University)...... 1H Horton, Michael B. (Harper College)...... 9L, G5M Howard, Dana (Ohio State University)...... 9N Hsiung, Ted Wei-Chun (National Taiwan University)...... G4J Hu, Jianping (Nanyang Technological University)...... G4J Hu, Jing Iris (Concordia University)...... G3D Huang, Alice (DePaul University)...... 5F Hubert, Mario (California Institute of Technology)...... 7N Huggett, Nick (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 9C Hunt, Luke William (Radford University)...... 10A Hur, Young-Jin (University College, London)...... G2H Hurley, Paul (Claremont McKenna University)...... 6L Hurley, Regina (Northwestern University)...... 7R Hussain, Waheed (University of Toronto)...... G2S Hyde, Madeleine (Stockholm University)...... 2I Hyska, Megan (Northwestern University)...... 3R

I Irwin, Kristen (Loyola University Chicago)...... G1F, M6 Ito, Kensuke (University of Connecticut)...... 6U

J Jackson, Elizabeth (Australian National University)...... 10F Jackson, Myron Moses (Xavier University)...... G2N, G3H Jalsevac, John (University of Toronto)...... 5M James, Joy (Williams College)...... 9H Jameton, Andrew (University of Nebraska)...... 6F Jamieson, Dale (New York University)...... 10D Janes, J. Jered (Marquette University)...... 2I Jang, Minji (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)...... 9J Jaskolowska, Jolanta (Harper College)...... 5L Jimenez, Marta (Emory University)...... 10M Joakim, Sahar (Saint Louis University)...... 1I, G1B, M10, 6U

95 Program Participants

Johansen, Marc (Creighton University)...... 9Q John, Tyler (Rutgers University)...... 1D Johnson, John F. (Concordia University Chicago)...... 5M Jollimore, Troy (California State University, Chico)...... 3N, 10C Jones, Rusty (University of Oklahoma)...... G2I Jorati, Julia (University of Massachusetts Amherst)...... 7K Joshi, Hrishikesh (Bowling Green State University)...... 9S Joyal, Abe (University of California, Santa Cruz)...... 1G Joyce, Jim (University of Michigan)...... 3E Judkins, Jennifer (University of California, Los Angeles)...... G2B

K Kain, Patrick (Purdue University)...... 2D Kallberg, Luke (Saint Louis University)...... 5A Kalmanson, Leah (Drake University)...... G3J, G4A, G4C Kamalick, Dennis (Independent Scholar)...... 3D Kamtekar, Rachana (Cornell University)...... 2A Karbowski, Joseph (University of Pittsburgh)...... G3S Kasimis, Demetra (University of Chicago)...... 7D Kassman-Tod, Joseph (University of California, Berkeley)...... 10K Katz, Corey (Georgian Court University)...... 6F Katz, Claire (Texas A&M University)...... 6A Kawamleh, Suzanne (Indiana University)...... 6Q Kazanjian, Mariam (Indiana University)...... 3R Keller, Pierre (University of California, Riverside)...... G2E Kelly, Daniel (Purdue University)...... 6K Kelly, Paul (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 3S, 6Q Kemp, Ryan (Wheaton College)...... 5F Kennedy, Susan (Boston University)...... G3A Keough, Sydney (St. Norbert University)...... 3M Kerguelen Feldblyum Le Blevennec, Marie (Boston University)...... 1L Kerimov, Khafiz (DePaul University)...... G1G Khader, Serene (Brooklyn College, CUNY)...... G4N Khalidi, Muhammad Ali (York University)...... 6N Kianpour, Connor (Georgia State University)...... G5L Kiesel, Ben (Wabash College)...... M10 Kim, Halla (Sogang University)...... G3U Kim, Hannah (Stanford University)...... G2T Kim, Richard (Loyola University Chicago)...... 6M, G1J Kisner, Manja (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich)...... G4K Kisner, Matthew (University of South Carolina)...... 3P Kissel, Joshua (Northwestern University)...... G3Q Kitcher, Patricia (Columbia University)...... 1A Kitcher, Philip (Columbia University)...... 5R

96 Program Participants

Klemick, Griffin (University of Toronto)...... 5P Kling, Jennifer (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs)...... G3A, G4R Kment, Boris (Princeton University)...... 6D Koch, William (Borough of Manhattan Community College)...... G5O Koolage, W. John (Eastern Michigan University)...... 7O, M1, G5G Koon, Justis (University of Massachusetts Amherst)...... 7Q Kopeikin, Zak (University of Colorado, Boulder)...... 10I Koperski, Jeffrey (Saginaw Valley State)...... G4O Korman, Daniel (University of California, Santa Barbara)...... 5A Korsmeyer, Carolyn (University at Buffalo, SUNY)...... G2B Kosch, Michelle (Cornell University)...... G1D, G2E Kovacs, David M. (Tel Aviv University)...... 1C Koziolek, Nic (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 7T Krakauer, Barak (IBM)...... 5J Kraus, Katharina (University of Notre Dame)...... 7F Kraut, Richard (Northwestern University)...... 3B Krishek, Sharon (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)...... 3N Ku, Hsiulin (Daisy) (Chinese Cultural University)...... G2K Kühle, Lana (Illinois State University)...... 1D Kuperus, Gerard (University of San Francisco)...... G4I Kurth, Charlie (Western Michigan University)...... 6K Kuster, Justin (Norwich University)...... 9Q

L Laden, Anthony (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 5Q Lafont, Cristina (Northwestern University)...... 9M LaGuardia-LoBianco, Alycia W. (Grand Valley State University)...... G3E Lambeth, Morganna (Purdue University)...... 2B, G3C Lang, JJ (Stanford University)...... Posters, 7S Langland-Hassan, Peter (University of Cincinnati)...... 9I Lännström, Anna (Stonehill College)...... M1 Lanphier, Elizabeth (Vanderbilt University)...... 3R Lascano, Marcy (University of Kansas)...... G5E Lau, Ting Cho (University of Notre Dame)...... 1J Lauffer, Nate (Northwestern University)...... 10R Lavallee, Zoey (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 3S Law, Andrew (University of California, Riverside)...... 9Q Lawson, Zoe (Ball State University)...... M10 Lebkuecher, Gina (Loyola University Chicago)...... 9K, M10 LeBlanc, Mary (DePaul University)...... G5O LeBuffe, Michael (University of Otago)...... 7I Lee, Chungsoo J. (Independent Scholar)...... 9O Lee, James (University of Notre Dame)...... 9D Lee, Jeonggyu (Seoul National University)...... 6U

97 Program Participants

Lee, Seungil (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 9Q, G2D Lee, Wooram (Universität Duisburg-Essen)...... 6O Leferman, Alexander (York University)...... Posters Lefkowitz, David (University of Richmond)...... 7L Legum, Richard (Kingsborough Community College, CUNY)...... 3U Lemos, John (Coe College)...... 1G Lennon, Preston (Ohio State University)...... 9R Lennox, James G. (University of Pittsburgh)...... 6I, G3S Leon, Savannah (University of California, Berkeley)...... 10F Leonard, Matt (California Baptist University)...... 3T Levine, Amy (University of Chicago)...... 6T Levinstein, Ben (University of Illinois)...... 5I Lewis, Court (Owensboro Community and Technical College)...... G4R Lewis, Karen (Barnard College)...... 7E Liang, Hao (Northwestern University)...... G3M Lichtenbert, Bob (author and retired professor)...... G4P Liebig, Natasha (Adams State University)...... G5O Lilly, Whitney (Northwestern University)...... 6T Limanowski, Alex (Montesquieu Forum Visiting Scholar)...... G3B Lin, Ting-An (Rutgers University)...... 1L Linn, Marcella (Loyola University Chicago)...... 10N, M7 Lipshitz, Nethanel (Tel Aviv University)...... 7Q Littlefield, William (Case Western Reserve University)...... G4H Livengood, Jonathan (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)...... 3F Lockard, Claire (Loyola University Chicago)...... 1G, 3A, M9 Lockart, Jennifer (Auburn University)...... 7T Lockhart, Thomas (Auburn University)...... 9R Lockwood, Thornton (Quinnipiac University)...... 7D Loftis, J. Robert (Lorain County Community College)...... G2A Long, Christopher P. (Michigan State University and HuMetricsHSS)...... 7A Longuenesse, Beatrice (New York University)...... 7F Lopez, Theresa (Susquehanna University)...... 10D Lopez de Sa, Dan (Universitat de Barcelona)...... 5B Lopez Frias, Francisco Javier (Pennsylvania State University)...... G2M Löwe, Can Laurens (Purdue University)...... 3I Luft, Sebastian (Marquette University)...... 2B Luzardo, Jesús (Fordham University)...... 9O Lyssy, Ansgar (Heidelberg University)...... G3M

M Mackay, John (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 6U MacKenzie, Jordan (Virginia Tech)...... 6G, 10P Macnamara, Coleen (University of California, Riverside)...... 9E Macpherson, Cheryl (St. George’s University, Grenada)...... 6F

98 Program Participants

Mager, Kevin (Loyola University Chicago)...... 1I Magnani, Meica (Harvard University)...... G3C Magrin, Sara (University of California, Berkeley)...... 2A Mahon, James (Lehman College, CUNY)...... 10P Maiese, Michelle (Emmanuel College)...... 7R Malfara, Fabio (University of Western Ontario)...... G3L Malm, Heidi (Loyola University Chicago)...... 9N Mar, Gary (Stony Brook University)...... 7P Marechal, Patricia (Northwestern University)...... 6M, 10M Marino, Patricia (University of Waterloo)...... 10D Marlowe, Hugh (Loyola University Chicago)...... 5P Marmodoro, Anna (Durham University)...... 2E Marmysz, John (College of Marin)...... G3P, G4D Martens, Hannah (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 5Q Martin, Christopher (University of Toledo)...... 2G, G1I, G5N Martin, Kiesha (Marquette University)...... G5N Martin-Seaver, Madeline (Auburn University)...... 10K Martínez Cruz, Jessica (Michigan State University)...... 7J Mason, Sharon (University of Central Arkansas)...... 1J Mason Bizri, Michelle (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities)...... 9D Masrour, Farid (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 9R Masto, Meghan (Lafayette College)...... 9R Maxwell, Mark (Yale University)...... 6D Mayo, Deborah G. (Virginia Tech)...... 3F Mayorga, Layla (University of Houston)...... M10 Mayo-Wilson, Conor (University of Washington)...... 3F, 7N McAleer, Sean (University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire)...... 6H, G4J McCammon, Christopher (Tidewater Community College)...... 9P McCarroll, Chris (Centre for Philosophy of Memory, University of Grenoble Alpes)...... 9I McCready-Flora, Ian (University of Virginia)...... 5L McDonald, Fritz J. (Oakland University)...... 9J, G3C McGinnis, Jon (University of Missouri–St. Louis)...... 9G McGowan, Mary Kate (Wellesley College)...... 3C McKittrick-Sweitzer, Lavender (Ohio State University)...... 5Q McLear, Colin (University of Nebraska–Lincoln)...... 2B McPherson, Tristram (Ohio State University)...... 7G McShane, Katie (Colorado State University)...... G2H Medina, José (Northwestern University)...... 3L Meehan, Alexander (Princeton University)...... 5D Melamed, Yitzhak (Johns Hopkins University)...... 3P Mendelsohn, Joshua (Loyola University Chicago)...... 2F Mendelsohn, Stephen (Boston College)...... G3B Merli, David (Franklin & Marshall College)...... 10P Merritt, Michele (Arkansas State University)...... G5O

99 Program Participants

Meyer, Matthew (University of Scranton)...... G5D Meyer, Susan Sauvé (University of Pennsylvania)...... G2P Milam, Per-Erik (University of Gothenburg)...... 9P Millan, Elizabeth (DePaul University)...... G1D Miller, Benjamin (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 6R Miller, Christian (Wake Forest University)...... 10B Miller, Jr., Fred D. (Bowling Green University and University of Arizona).....G3K Millhouse, Tyler (University of Arizona)...... 6N Milona, Michael (Ryerson University)...... 1J Minarik, Julia (University of Manitoba)...... 2C Mineau, André (University of Quebec at Rimouski)...... G2O, G3R Miracchi, Lisa (University of Pennsylvania)...... 1K Mitchell, Sandra (University of Pittsburgh)...... 9A Mitias, Lara (Antioch College)...... G3J, G4Q, G4A Möbus, Freya (Loyola University Chicago)...... 2F, M10 Mohammadian, Mousa (University of Notre Dame)...... 6Q Mollison, James (Purdue University)...... 6R Monaghan, Jake (University of New Orleans)...... 10A Montaner, Nicoletta Ruane (Loyola University Chicago)...... 5P, G3M, G4E Moon, Andrew (Virginia Commonwealth University)...... 1J Morgan-Olsen, Brandon (Loyola University Chicago)...... 6A Morris, Sean (Metropolitan State University of Denver)...... G4B, G5F Morrison, Donald (Rice University)...... G2I Moses, Greg (Texas State University)...... G4R Moyar, Dean (Johns Hopkins University)...... G2E Mubirumusoke, Mukasa (Claremont McKenna College)...... G3R Muench, Paul (University of Montana)...... 5F Mulkey, Jordan (Northwestern University)...... G3G Mullen, Gary (Gettysburg College)...... G2O Mun, Sae Jin (Cecilea) (Independent Scholar)...... G3E, G4H, 7R Murphy, Allison (Carleton College)...... 5L Murphy, Colleen (University of Illinois)...... 7M Murphy, Peter (University of Indianapolis)...... 6O Murphy, Sean T. (Indiana University–Bloomington)...... G5C Mylopoulos, Myrto (Carleton University)...... 6E, 9R

N Na’aman, Oded (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)...... 6G Nadler, Steven (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 7K Nagel, Jennifer (University of Toronto)...... 5R Nefsky, Julia (University of Toronto)...... 7G Nemli, Osman (Vassar College)...... G2O, G3R Nenadic, Natalie (University of Kentucky)...... G2O Neth, Sven Moritz Silvester (University of California, Berkeley)...... 5C

100 Program Participants

Newhard, Jay (East Carolina University)...... 3T Newlands, Samuel (University of Notre Dame)...... 3P Nguyen, Anthony (University of Southern California)...... 1I Niebylski, Dianna (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... G5D Nirshberg, Gregory (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 1I Nisenbaum, Karin (Boston College)...... G3O Noggle, Robert (Central Michigan University)...... 10P Norlock, Kathryn J. (Trent University)...... 7A, 9S, 10Q Norman, Judith (Trinity University)...... G4K Nussbaum, Martha C. (University of Chicago)...... 5R

O O’Brien, Lilian (University of Helsinki)...... 6E O’Connell, Rory (University of Chicago)...... 6O O’Donnell, Patrick (Oakton Community College)...... 6Q O’Loughlin, Ryan (Indiana University–Bloomington)...... 7N Oh, Jea Sophia (West Chester University of Pennsylvania)..... G2D, G3B, G4G Ohata, Barbara (Sauk Valley College)...... G4P Olin, Lauren (Center for Neurodynamics, University of Missouri–St. Louis) ...... G5D Oliver, Phil (Middle Tennessee State University)...... G1H Olsen, April (Tulane University)...... G3B Olson, Daniel (Ohio State University)...... 5O Ori, Meshi (Tel-Hai College)...... 7O Osborne, Robert Carry (Northwestern University)...... 7S Osorio, Peter (Cornell University)...... 2F Ostaric, Lara (Temple University)...... G3O Ott, Walter (University of Virginia)...... 3I Oxley, Julinna (Coastal Carolina University)...... 10Q

P Paakkunainen, Hille (Syracuse University)...... 3H Page, Meghan (Loyola University Maryland)...... G4O Palatnik, Nataliya (Harvard University)...... 10L Pandey, Vivek (Northeastern Illinois University)...... M10 Parker, Kelly A. (Grand Valley State University)...... G3N Parks, Jennifer (Loyola University Chicago)...... 3K, 6A Parmar, Harjeet (University at Buffalo)...... 3S Parsons, Jonathan (College of DuPage, Joliet Junior College, Elgin Community College, North Central College, Ashland University)...... M7 Parsons, Keith (University of Houston, Clear Lake)...... G2J Patton, Lydia (Virginia Tech)...... G5F Paul, L. A. (Yale University)...... 7F Pautz, Adam (Brown University)...... 1F

101 Program Participants

Pautz, Anna Bjurman (Brown University)...... 5B Payton, Dee (Rutgers University)...... G2T Payton, Jonathan (University of Calgary)...... 1C Pearce, Kenneth (Trinity College Dublin)...... 1B Peck, Eliana (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... G2U Peled, Yael (McGill University)...... G2S Pentassuglio, Francesca (Sapienza University of Rome)...... G2I Pereboom, Derk (Cornell University)...... 10E Pereira, Felipe (Seton Hall University)...... 5F Perez-Gea, Armando (Yale University)...... 5G Perkins, Franklin (University of Hawai’i)...... 9A Perl, Caleb (University of Colorado, Boulder)...... 10H Perry, Lauren (Simon Fraser University)...... G2U Peterman, Alison (University of Rochester)...... G5E Peterson, Charles F. (Oberlin College)...... 5Q Pettit, Kaitlin Louise (University of Utah)...... M10 Phillips, Blakely (Mississippi State University)...... 1D Phillips-Garrett, Carissa (Loyola Marymount University)...... G2J Picard, Michael (Douglas College)...... G4D, G5D Pickavance, Timothy (Biola University)...... 3T Piel, Hyacinth (Independent Scholar)...... 5Q Pitt, David (California State University, Los Angeles)...... 9R Polansky, Ronald M. (Duquesne University)...... 6I Pollok, Anne (University of South Carolina)...... 3J Pollok, Konstantin (Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz)...... 9F Porat, Roy (Harvard University)...... G1J Portmore, Douglas (Arizona State University)...... 6L Powell, Lewis (University at Buffalo, SUNY)...... 2K Powell, Russell (Boston University)...... 10D Prendergast, Emma (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 1H, M3 Price, Anthony (New York University in London/Birkbeck UL emeritus)...... 9D Protasi, Sara (University of Puget Sound)...... Posters Prusik, Charles (Villanova University)...... 6B Psaroudaki, Katerina (University of Nebraska–Lincoln)...... M10 Purcell, Elyse (SUNY Oneonta)...... G2C Purcell, Sebastian (SUNY Cortland)...... G2C Pynn, Geoff (Northern Illinois University)...... 2K

Q Quinn, Aleta (University of Idaho)...... M10, 6N

102 Program Participants

R Räber, Michael (Universität Zurich)...... 3D Ramsauer, Laurenz (University of Chicago)...... 2D Rapstine, Mica (University of Houston)...... 7O Ratner, Steven (University of Michigan Law School)...... 7L Rauschenbach, Michael (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 3P Ray, Andrea (Tulane University)...... G3B Rayo, Agustin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)...... 9B Reed, Baron (Northwestern University)...... 10G Reeves, Anthony (Binghamton University)...... 9M Reginster, Bernard (Brown University)...... G4K Reid, James D. (Metropolitan State University of Denver)...... 10C Reinhardt, Isabella (University of Pennsylvania)...... G3K Reis-Dennis, Samuel (Albany Medical College)...... 10J Rempala, Kit (Loyola University Chicago)...... 7Q, M1 Rentmeester, Christy A. (AMA Journal of Ethics)...... 6F Rescorla, Michael (University of California, Los Angeles)...... 6N Reyes Cárdenas, Paniel (Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla)...... G3E Riggs, Wayne (University of Oklahoma)...... 9A Rimell, Nicholas (Jilin University)...... G1E, 3T Rini, Regina (York University)...... 10Q Rioux, Catherine (University of Toronto)...... 1J Rischert-Garcia, Kirsten (Yale University)...... G2F Ritzo, Jamie (University of Iowa)...... 1E, Posters Rivera Berruz, Stephanie (Marquette University)...... 3L Robinson, Jenefer (University of Cincinnati)...... 5R, 7R Robinson, Michael (Chapman University)...... 9S Robinson, Thaddeus (Muhlenberg College)...... G1I Robitzsch, Jan Maximilian (Sungkyunkwan University)...... 2F Rockwood, Nathan (Brigham Young University)...... 2G Rodgers, Travis (Valencia College)...... G3A Rodriguez, Jared (Northwestern University)...... G3G Rogers, Taylor (Northwestern University)...... G5A Rogerson, Ken (Florida International University)...... 5K Rome, Julian (University of Memphis)...... 2H Romines, Jacob (Centre College)...... M10 Rooney, OP, Fr. James Dominic (Saint Louis University)...... G3D Rosefeldt, Tobias (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)...... 1A, G1D, G2L Roselli, Andrea (Durham University)...... 3T, 9Q Rouse, Joseph (Wesleyan University)...... 7B Rowbottom, Darrell P. (Lingnan University)...... G2Q Rozeboom, Grant (St. Norbert College)...... 6O Rubenstein, Ezra (Rutgers University)...... 5O

103 Program Participants

Rubio, Daniel (Princeton University)...... 1C Rudd, Anthony (St. Olaf College)...... 3Q Ruetenik, Tadd (St. Ambrose University)...... G1H Rufener, Casey (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 5C Rupprecht, Rachel (University of Notre Dame)...... 1J Russel, John S. (Langara College)...... G2M Russell, Devlin (York University)...... 3S Russell, Francey (Yale University)...... 9F Russon, John (University of Guelph, Canada)...... G2E Ruth, Christopher (Ocean County College)...... 6B

S Sager, Alexander (Portland State University)...... 9L Saint-Croix, Catherine (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities)...... 5C Saito, Yuriko (Rhode Island School of Design)...... 9K Salerno, Joe (Saint Louis University)...... 3E Salmieri, Gregory (Anthem Foundation and Rutgers University)...... G3S Sampson, Eric (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)...... 10O San, Weng Kin (University of Southern California)...... 5D Sandridge, Shannon (Saint Louis University)...... 9Q Sanikommu, Rishita (Northwestern University)...... 3C Sartorio, Carolina (University of Arizona)...... 6C Sattar, Alexander (Johannes Gutenberg University and Mainz & Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow)...... G5C Sbardolini, Giorgio (University of Amsterdam)...... 7T Scarbrough, Elizabeth (Florida International University)...... G2B Scarffe, Eric (Boston University)...... Posters Schafer, Karl (University of California, Irvine)...... 5A Schaffer, Jonathan (Rutgers University–New Brunswick)...... 6D Schapiro, Tamar (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)...... 7C Schechter, Elizabeth (Indiana University)...... 7F Schechter, Joshua (Brown University)...... 5A, 10H Schechtman, Marya (University of Illinois, Chicago)...... 9I Scherkoske, Greg (Dalhousie University)...... 10J Schiemer, Georg (University of Vienna)...... G4B Schiller, Henry (University of Texas at Austin)...... 2I Schlossberger, Eugene (Purdue University Northwest)...... 1G Schmidt, Heidi (Becker Fellow)...... G5J Schoenecker, Dieter (University of Siegen (Germany))...... G5K Schroer, Jeanine Weekes (University of Minnesota–Duluth)...... G3F, 7A, G4N Schuster, Nick (Washington University)...... 6H Schwartz, Arieh (University of California, Davis)...... 9I Scott, Jacqueline (Loyola University)...... 9H Scott, Kevin M. (University of Notre Dame)...... 10K

104 Program Participants

Scott, Rebecca (Harper College)...... 3U, G3A, M8, M10 Seagraves, Troy (Purdue University)...... 5M Sedgwick, Sally (Boston University)...... G1C See, Adam (New Jersey Institute of Technology)...... 1D Seipel, Peter (University of South Carolina)...... 3R, 6T Seok, Bongrae (Alvernia University)...... G3U, G4G Sepinwall, Amy (University of Pennsylvania)...... G2S Sethi, Janum (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)...... 1A Shaddock, Justin (Williams College)...... 5N Shafer-Landau, Russ (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 8A Shahar, Zaynab (Chicago Theological Seminary)...... G3G Shapshay, Sandra (Hunter College, CUNY and the Graduate Center, CUNY)...... G2H, G4K Sharp, Hasana (McGill University)...... 7I Shatalov, Keren (Illinois Institute of Technology)...... 2E Sheldon, Mark (Northwestern University)...... 9S Shephard, Paul (Indiana University)...... 6T Shepherd, Melanie (Misericordia University)...... 3N Sheridan, Patricia (University of Guelph)...... 3J Shoaibi, Nader (University of Indianapolis)...... 6O Shukla, Aditi (Centre College)...... M10 Siakel, Daniel R. (University of California, Irvine)...... G5B Siegfried, Brandie (Brigham Young University)...... G5E Silva, Grant (Marquette University)...... 7J Silverstein, Matthew (New York University Abu Dhabi)...... 3H Simon, John Charles (Independent Scholar)...... G3P Simon, Jonathan (University of Montréal)...... 7H Simmons, Keith (University of Connecticut)...... 7P Simpson, Anika (American University)...... 9H Simpson, Daniel (Saint Louis University)...... G4F Sinkler, Georgette (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 9H Slater, Michael (Georgetown University)...... 6M, 9K Smart, J. A. (Ohio State University)...... 10R Smith, Catherine (Iona College)...... 10L Smith, Colin (University of Colorado–Boulder)...... 2E Smith, James Andrew (Indiana University–Bloomington)...... 6U Smith, Josh (Central Michigan University)...... 1J Smith, Nicholas D. (Lewis and Clark College)...... G2I Smith, Sean M. (University of Hawai’i)...... 9A Smithson, Robert (University of North Carolina at Wilmington)...... 1I Snow, James (Loyola University Maryland)...... 5B Snow, Nancy (University of Oklahoma)...... 3D, 6M Solomon, Monica (Stanford University)...... 5N Sommers, Tim (University of Iowa)...... 1L Song, Jiewuh (Seoul National University)...... 7L

105 Program Participants

Song, Jinsub (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... G2D Song, Si-Won (University of Kansas)...... 6J, 9K Spencer, Jack (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)...... 10F Spinella, Jake (University of Illinois Chicago)...... 6U Springle, Alison (University of Pittsburgh)...... 3S Staffel, Julia (University of Colorado, Boulder)...... 3E Stalnaker, Aaron (Indiana University)...... 6M Star, Daniel (Boston University)...... 2J Starkey, Charles (Clemson University)...... G3E, 3S Stein, Sebastian (University of Heidelberg, Germany)...... G2E, G3M Sterrett, Susan G. (Wichita State University)...... 6S Stetter, Jack (Loyola University New Orleans)...... G1I Stitzlein, Sarah (University of Cincinnati)...... G1A Stockton, Jim (Boise State University)...... G3T Stohr, Karen (Georgetown University)...... G2J, 6H, 10B Stoljar, Daniel (Australian National University)...... 10E Stoner, Samuel (Assumption College)...... G1C Stratman, Christopher M. (University of Nebraska–Lincoln)...... 2I Stromback, Dennis (Temple University)...... G3J, G4Q Stueber, Karsten (College of the Holy Cross)...... 3Q Sullivan, Mack (University of Notre Dame)...... 3T Sun, Angela (University of Michigan)...... G2R Superson, Anita M. (University of Kentucky)...... 3R Svolba, David (Fitchburg State University)...... 6T Swenson, Philip (College of William & Mary)...... 5E, 10N Szustak, Bailey (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 2J, 3A, M3, G5G

T Táíwò, Olúfémi O. (Georgetown University)...... 6G, G4N Talbot, Brian (University of Colorado)...... 5I Tang, Min (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)...... 2C Tarantino, Giancarlo (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago)....G2A, M8 Taylor, Adam (North Dakota State University)...... 1D Taylor, David (University of Minnesota)...... 3G, 9B Teitel, Trevor (New York University and University of Toronto)...... 5O Tekin, Serife (University of Texas at San Antonio)...... 6J Tempio, Rob (Princeton University Press)...... 7A Thomason, Krista (Swarthmore College)...... 6K, 9E Thomasson, Amie (Dartmouth College)...... 9B Thompson, Kevin (DePaul University)...... G5H Thomson, Iain D. (University of New Mexico)...... 3N, G1G Thomson, Jordan (University of Toronto)...... 7S Thorp, John (Western University)...... G3K Thorsrud, Harald (Agnes Scott College)...... 2F

106 Program Participants

Tian, Chuyu (Columbia University)...... G4J Timmerman, Travis (Seton Hall University)...... 7S Timpe, Kevin (Calvin College)...... M7 Titelbaum, Michael (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 3E Tolley, Clinton (University of California, San Diego)...... 9F, G2L Tönissen, Bas (University of California, San Diego)...... 5K Torza, Alessandro (National Autonomous University of Mexico)...... 3G Toth, Zita (University of Virginia)...... G2G, 7K Trott, Adriel M. (Wabash College)...... 7D, 10Q Tsou, Jonathan Y. (Iowa State University)...... 6J Tucker, Ericka (Marquette University)...... 3P Tuna, E. Hande (University of California, Santa Cruz)...... 2C, 10K Turan, Caner (Tulane University)...... 2D Turnbull, Greta (Gonzaga University)...... G4O Twomey, Rosemary (Queens College, CUNY)...... 6R

U Ulatowski, Joe (University of Waikato)...... G5M Um, Sungwoo (National Institutes of Health)...... 7O

V Valde, Katherine (Wofford College)...... 5P Valeriano-Flores, Rebecca (Loyola University Chicago)...... 3Q van Fraassen, Bas (San Francisco State)...... 9C Van Zyl, Liezl (University of Waikato, NZ)...... 10B Varden, Helga (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 3Q Vasudevan, Anubav (University of Chicago)...... 5C Vélez de Cea, Abraham (Eastern Kentucky University)...... G4C Veltman, Andrea (James Madison University)...... 10J Vereb, Zachary (University of South Florida)...... G5L Verhaegh, Sander (Tilburg University)...... G5F Verrochi, Meredith (Southern Illinois University–Edwardsville)...... G2U Vessel, Jean-Paul (New Mexico State University)...... 6R Vessey, David (Grand Valley State University)...... 2H Vihvelin, Kadri (University of Southern California)...... 6C Vineberg, Susan (Wayne State University)...... 5D Vision, Jerry (Temple University)...... 9Q Vitale, Sarah (Ball State University)...... 6B von Kriegstein, Hasko (Ryerson University)...... 10J Vranas, Peter (University of Wisconsin)...... 9P Vucu, Simona (Pontifical Institute, Toronto)...... 3I Vukov, Joseph (Loyola University Chicago)...... 1D, 3Q, M1

107 Program Participants

W Waddle, Emily (University of Iowa)...... 9Q Wagner, Kyle (University of Chicago Press)...... 7A Wagner, Stephen (St. John’s University and College of Saint Benedict)... G3L Wagner, Steven J. (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 1C Walen, Alec (Rutgers University–Camden)...... 7M, 9P Walker, Stephen (University of Chicago)...... 1D Wallin, Marissa (Yale University)...... 10F Warde, Ann (Independent Scholar)...... G3H Warner, Stuart (Roosevelt University)...... G3B Warrier, Niranjana (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 7T Washington, Natalia (University of Utah)...... 6J Waters, Lindsay (Harvard University Press)...... 7A Watkins, Aja (Boston University)...... 6Q Watson, Jeffrey J. (Arizona State University)...... 1C, 10E Watson, Lori (University of San Diego)...... 3C Wautischer, Helmut (Sonoma State University)...... G2E Weidenbaum, Jonathan (Berkeley College)...... G3P Weiner, Joan (Indiana University)...... G4B Welchman, Alistair (University of Texas at San Antonio)...... G4K Wells, Aaron (University of Notre Dame)...... 1L, 5N Westlund, Andrea (Florida State University)...... 1E White, Amy (Ohio University–Zanesville)...... 1H, G2K White, Ben (Trinity College Dublin)...... 1I, 9R White, P. Quinn (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)...... 9O White, Stephen (Northwestern University)...... 3H, G3Q, 6L Whiting, Jennifer (University of Pittsburgh)...... 2A Wiebe, Kayla (University of Toronto)...... 9S Wiggleton-Little, Jada (University of California, San Diego)...... 3S Wiland, Eric (University of Missouri–St. Louis)...... 10I Wilburn, Heather (Tulsa Community College Community College)...... 3U Williams, Elizabeth Cargile (Indiana University–Bloomington)...... 1D Williams, Evan (University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh)...... 10O Williams, Jessica (University of South Florida)...... 10L Williams, Louise (University of Notre Dame)...... M3 Williams, Robbie (University of Leeds)...... 1F, 6U Willsey, Al (University of Missouri)...... 5B Wilson, Aaron (South Texas College)...... 2G Wilson, Jesse (University of Southern California)...... 2I Winkler, Kenneth (Yale University)...... 1B Witmer, D. Gene (University of Florida)...... 1C Wolf, Clark (University of Wisconsin–Parkside)...... G3M Won, Yuna (Ithaca College)...... 5B, M9 Wonderly, Monique (University of California, San Diego)...... 9E

108 Program Participants

Woodard, Elise (University of Michigan)...... G2R Woods, David Bather (University of Warwick)...... G5C Worsnip, Alex (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)...... 3O Wray, K. Brad (Aarhus University)...... G2Q Wright, Ava (Northeastern University)...... 3Q Wright, Travis (University of North Texas)...... M10 Wyant, Patrick (Temple University)...... G4Q

X Xhignesse, Michel-Antoine (Capilano University)...... G5C

Y Yan, Leo (Indiana University of Pennsylvania)...... 7S Yanke, Greg (Arizona State University)...... 7S Yao, Vida (Rice University)...... 6G Yaure, Philip (Columbia University)...... 5G Yeomans, Christopher (Purdue University)...... 1G, G1C, G3M Yonover, Jason (Johns Hopkins University)...... G3M Yost, Benjamin (Providence College and Cornell University)...... 1G

Z Zbikowski, Kristen (Hibbing Community College)...... 3U Zhao, Haicheng (Saint Louis University)...... 2L Zheng, Robin (Yale-NUS College)...... 1G Zhuang, Xuanpu (Bowling Green State University)...... 7S Zimmer, Tyler (Northeastern Illinois University)...... G5I Zinaich, Jr., Samuel (Purdue University Northwest)...... G2K Zuckert, Rachel (Northwestern University)...... G5K

109 Sessions Sponsored by APA Committees

APA GRADUATE STUDENT COUNCIL

Graduate Student Meet and Greet (G1B) Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.

Productive Conversations on Problematic Issues: Graduate Student Edition (G5G) Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m.

COMMITTEE ON ASIAN AND ASIAN-AMERICAN PHILOSOPHERS AND PHILOSOPHIES

Author Meets Critics: Aaron Stalnaker, Mastery, Dependence, and the Ethics of Authority (6M) Friday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

Ritual, Etiquette, and Everyday Aesthetics (9K) Saturday, 8:30–11:30 a.m.

COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

Philosophy of International Law (7L) Friday, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

Human Rights (9M) Saturday, 8:30–11:30 a.m.

COMMITTEE ON LGBTQ PEOPLE IN THE PROFESSION

Social Categories and Emancipatory Struggles (1K) Wednesday, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

COMMITTEE ON PHILOSOPHY AND COMPUTERS

Women in Tech: Things Philosophers Need to Know (6S) Friday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

110 Sessions Sponsored by APA Committees

Inconsistent Truth, Semantic Singularities, and Chaotic Liars (7P) Friday, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

COMMITTEE ON PHILOSOPHY AND LAW

Author Meets Critics: Alec Walen, The Mechanics of Claims and Permissible Killing in War (7M) Friday, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

COMMITTEE ON LECTURES, PUBLICATIONS, AND RESEARCH

Romanell Lecture (7B) Friday, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

COMMITTEE ON NON-ACADEMIC CAREERS

Advice for Students, Chairs, and Placement Directors on Non-Academic Careers (5J) Thursday, 5:15–7:15 p.m.

COMMITTEE ON PHILOSOPHY AND MEDICINE

New Angles on Paternalism in Medicine (9N) Saturday, 8:30–11:30 a.m.

COMMITTEE ON PHILOSOPHY IN TWO-YEAR COLLEGES

Jobs and Careers Teaching Philosophy at a Two-Year College: Find and Keep a Position (3U) Thursday, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

COMMITTEE ON PRE-COLLEGE INSTRUCTION IN PHILOSOPHY

Using Pre-College Philosophy to Engage with Controversial Subjects and Difficult Conversations (6A) Friday, 8:30–10:25 a.m.

COMMITTEE ON TEACHING PHILOSOPHY

Teaching Introductory Courses Without Canonical Texts (3A) Thursday, 2:15–4:10 p.m.

111 Sessions Sponsored by APA Committees

COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN

Improving Diversity and Inclusion in Publishing (7A) Friday, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

Women and Online Philosophy (10Q) Saturday, 11:45 a.m.–1:45 p.m.

SESSIONS SPONSORED BY THE APA BOARD

APA Strategic Planning Focus Group (6P) Friday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

Department Chairs Network: Supporting and Advocating for Contingent Faculty on Your Campus (9L) Saturday, 8:30–11:30 a.m.

112 Affiliated Group Sessions

A American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT), G2A, Thursday, 10:30–11:25 a.m.; G3A, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. American Society for Aesthetics (ASA), G2H, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon American Society for Value Inquiry, G2B, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon; G3I, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. APA Graduate Student Council, G1B, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.; G5G, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. Association for Informal Logic and Critical Thinking (AILACT), G4L, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. Association for Philosophy of Education, G4M, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. Association for the Development of Philosophy Teaching (ADOPT), G4P, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m.

C Center for New Narratives in Philosophy, G5E, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. Charles S. Peirce Society, G3N, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. Concerned Philosophers for Peace, G4R, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m.

D Diversity Institute Alumni Program, G2T, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

E Evangelical Philosophical Society, G1F, Wednesday, 8:00–10:00 p.m.

G Gandhi, King, Chavez, Addams Society, G4R, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m.

I International Association for Japanese Philosophy, G4Q, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. International Association for the Philosophy of Humor, G3P, Thursday, 7:30– 10:30 p.m.; G4D, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m.; G5D, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. International Association for the Philosophy of Sport (IAPS), G2M, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon International Plato Society, G2I, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon International Society for Buddhist Philosophy, G3J, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m.; G4C, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP), G3D, Thursday, 7:30– 10:30 p.m.

113 Group Sessions

International Society for Comparative Studies of Chinese and Western Philosophy, G4J, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. International Society for Environmental Ethics, G4H, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m.; G5L, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m.

J John Dewey Society (JDS), G1A, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.

K Karl Jaspers Society of North America, G2E, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon Karl Jaspers Society of North America, G3C, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m.

M Marxism and Philosophy Association, G5I, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. Midwest SWIP, G2U, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon Minorities and Philosophy (MAP), G2R, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

N National Philosophical Counseling Association, G2K, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.– Noon North American Division of the Schopenhauer Society, G4K, Friday, 7:00– 10:00 p.m.; G5C, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. North American Kant Society, G1C, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.; G5K, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. North American Korean Philosophy Association, G3U, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. North American Society for Social Philosophy (NASSP), G2J, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon North American Spinoza Society, G1I, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.; G5N, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m.

P Pacific Association for the Continental Tradition (PACT), G4I, Friday, 7:00– 10:00 p.m. Philosophy of Time Society, G1E, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m. Philosophy, Politics and Economics Society, G2S, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon Political Theology Group, G3G, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. Prisma: Global Research Network for Pluralisms, Relativisms, and Contextualisms, G5M, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. Public Philosophy Network, G5A, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m.

R Radical Philosophy Association, G4E, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m.; G2C, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

114 Group Sessions

S Society for Analytical Feminism, G3F, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m.; G4N, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy (SAGP), G3K, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. Society for Applied Philosophy, G3Q, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. Society for German Idealism and Romanticism (SGIR), G1D, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.; G2L, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon; G3O, Thursday, 7:30– 10:30 p.m.; G5H, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. Society for German Idealism , G3M, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. Society for Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy, G2G, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon; G4F, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. Society for Philosophy and Disability, G2P, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World, G5O, Saturday, 2:00– 5:00 p.m. Society for Philosophy of Emotion, G3E, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m.; G4G, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. Society for Realist/Antirealist Discussion, G2Q, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon Society for Teaching Comparative Philosophy (STCP), G4A, Friday 2:40–4:35 p.m. Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, G2N, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon; G3H, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. Society for the Philosophic Study of Genocide and the Holocaust, G2O, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon; G3R, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. Society for the Philosophic Study of the Contemporary Visual Arts, G3T, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. Society for the Study of Process Philosophies (SSPP), G5B, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. Society for the Study of the History of Analytical Philosophy (SSHAP), G4B, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m.; G5F, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m. Society of Asian and Comparative Philosophy (SACP), G1J, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.; G2D, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon Society of Christian Philosophers, G4O, Friday, 7:00–10:00 p.m. Soren Kierkegaard Society, G2F, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–Noon

T The Ayn Rand Society, G3S, Thursday, 7:30–10:30 p.m. The Descartes Society, G3L, Thursday, 7:30–9:30 p.m. The Heidegger Circle, G1G, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m. The Society for the History of Political Philosophy, G3B, Thursday, 7:30– 10:30 p.m. The Society of Philosophers in America, G5J, Saturday, 2:00–5:00 p.m.

W William James Society, G1H, Wednesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.

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123 a a Williams College, in conjunction with the JOHN WILLIAM MILLER FELLOWSHIP FUND, announces essay prizes, research fellowships, and travel stipends to advance the study of the philosophy of John William Miller. z ESSAY PRIZES An annual prize of $5,000 is offered for the best essay— already published in or under review with a recognized journal— on some aspect of Miller’s philosophy. Authors are welcome to send a letter of application with the manuscript of the essay to the Miller Fund.

TRAVEL STIPENDS Scholars researching in the Miller Papers in Williamstown, MA, doing related research in other archives, and traveling to present papers on Miller may apply for financial support up to $500.

RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS Candidates working on a book-length project addressing Miller’s philosophy are encouraged to send applications (including a proposal, CV, writing samples, and no fewer than two letters of recommendation) to the Miller Fund for awards up to $45,000. z Complete information on essay prizes and fellowships, as well as the basic texts of and secondary commentary on Miller’s philosophy, can be found at the Website for the Fellowship Fund: http://sites.williams.edu/miller/

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