The American Philosophical Association CENTRAL DIVISION ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM
VIRTUAL MEETING
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Critique in German American Endangered Philosophy Aesthetics Excellence From Kant Theory and Practice On the Political to Critical Theory Walter B. Gulick and Philosophy of Aristotle María del Rosario Acosta Gary Slater, editors Pierre Pellegrin López and J. Colin Translated by McQuillan, editors John Dewey’s Anthony Preus Later Logical Hegel on Tragedy Theory The Disintegration and Comedy James Scott Johnston of Community New Essays On Jorge Portilla’s Social Mark Alznauer, editor The Rorty- and Political Philosophy, Available May 2021 Habermas Debate With Translations of Toward Freedom Selected Essays New iN PaPer as Responsibility Carlos Alberto Sánchez Hyperthematics Marcin Kilanowski and Francisco Gallegos The Logic of Value Available May 2021 Marc M. Anderson Religion within Decolonizing the Limits Living Landscapes American of History Alone Meditations on the Philosophy Pragmatic Historicism Five Elements in Hindu, Corey McCall and and the Future Buddhist, and Jain Yogas Phillip McReynolds, of Theology Christopher Key Chapple editors Demian Wheeler The Primary Way Image and Contribution to the Philosophy of Yijing Argument in Correction of the Chung-ying Cheng Foreword by Plato’s Republic Public’s Judgments Robert Cummings Marina Berzins McCoy on the French Neville Revolution New iN PaPer J. G. Fichte Human Beings Metaphysics Editied, Translated and or Human of Goodness with an Introduction by Becomings? Harmony and Form, Jeffrey Church and A Conversation with Beauty and Art, Anna Marisa Schön Confucianism on the Obligation and Concept of Person Personhood, Flourishing Peter D. Hershock and and Civilization Roger T. Ames, editors Robert Cummings Neville Reconsidering E-Co-Affectivity the Life of Power Exploring Pathos Ritual, Body, and Art at Life’s Material in Critical Theory and Interfaces Chinese Philosophy Marjolein Oele James Garrison IMPORTANT NOTICES FOR MEETING ATTENDEES
The 2021 Central Division meeting will be held virtually rather than in person due to the coronavirus pandemic. The meeting will take place February 22–27. All meeting times are in Central Time.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE VIRTUAL MEETING FORMAT
The virtual meeting will include the same types of events and sessions as in-person meetings. These events will be held via Zoom. Unless presenters opt out, meeting sessions will be recorded and the recordings will be available for registrants to view for one year following the meeting.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT REGISTRATION
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MEETING HASHTAG
The hashtag for the 2021 Central Division meeting is #APACentral21.
1 Special Events
POSTER SESSION Monday, February 22, 4:00–5:00 p.m.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, February 24, 10:00 a.m.–Noon
AAPT-APA TEACHING HUB Thursday, February 25, 9:00 a.m.–6:40 p.m. Friday, February 26, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
PRIZE RECEPTION AND SOCIAL HOUR Thursday, February 25, 6:10–7:10 p.m.
BUSINESS MEETING Friday, February 26, 1:10–2:10 p.m.
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Friday, February 26, 5:20–7:25 p.m.
2 2021 Program Committee
Robert Johnson, Chair Gabriel Lear Andre Ariew Jon Litland Gwen Bradford Patricia Marechal Sarah Buss Eileen Nutting Brad Cokelet Hille Paakkunainen Kenny Easwaren Katarina Perovic Marina Folescu Ted Poston Brett Fulkerson-Smith Katherine Valde Gerad Gentry David Vessey Raja Halwani Sarah Vitale Sarah Holtmann Caleb Cohoe Richard Kim Peter Seipel John Koolage Elyse Purcell, ex officio Jon Kvanvig
2021 AAPT-APA Teaching Hub Planning Committee
Dave Concepción, Chair Kristina Grob Claire Lockard Russell Marcus Rebecca Millsop Cecilea Mun Kaitlin Louise Pettit Renée Smith Giancarlo Tarantino Wendy C. Turgeon
3 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 three-day conference on teaching for the 2021 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 25
M1. Collaborative Assignments and Community in Online Classes (9C) 9:00 a.m.–Noon Co-sponsored by the Committee on Teaching Philosophy (CTP) Chair: Fritz McDonald (Oakland University) Speakers: Ariel Simms (American University) and Gina Lebkuecher (Loyola University Chicago) “Collaborating on Technology Use Policies in the Classroom: Increasing Student Buy-In and Improving Accessibility” Paul Blaschko (University of Notre Dame) and Wes Siscoe (Florida State University) “Peer-Led Dialogue: What, Why, and How” Jonathan McKinney (University of Cincinnati) “Co-Creating a Place for Online Community-Based Inquiry through a Kialo Podcast” Philipa Friedman (Loyola University Chicago) “Encouraging Accountability and Community Through Small Group Oral Exams” Jennifer Lobo Meeks (Georgia State University– Perimeter College) “Virtual Ethics: Community-Based Learning for Online Students”
4 The AAPT-APA Teaching Hub
M2. Experiential Workshop on Chinese Contemplative Body Practices (G3K) 12:10–2:10 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Society for Teaching Comparative Philosophy (STCP) Chair: Leah Kalmanson (Drake University) Speaker: Steven Geisz (University of Tampa)
M3. Antiracist Pedagogies: Black Lives Matter in the Classroom 2:20–3:50 p.m. Chair: Lauren Guilmette (Elon University) Speaker: Alyssa Adamson (Harold Washington College) “Anti-Racist Pedagogy in Teaching Introduction to Ethics”
M4. What Introductory Students Wish their Philosophy Professors Knew (11A) 4:00–5:00 p.m. Co-sponsored by the APA Committee on Philosophy in Two-Year Colleges Chair: Claire A. Lockard (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Rebecca Scott (Harper College)
M5. Teaching Existentialism Today 5:10–6:40 p.m. Chair: Johnathan Flowers (Worchester State University) Speakers: Jerry Piven (Rutgers University) “Arousing Abjection, Confusion, and Passion in Existentialism” Annika Froese (University of Pittsburgh) “Individual Responsibility in a Social Context: Teaching de Beauvoir on the Woman in Love”
5 The AAPT-APA Teaching Hub
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26
M6. Graduate Voices in Teaching Philosophy 9:00–11:00 a.m. Chair: Danielle Clevenger (University of Wisconsin– Madison) Speakers: Allauren Samantha Forbes (McMaster University) “TAgency” W. John Koolage (Eastern Michigan University) and Lauren M. Williams (Eastern Michigan University) “Day and Night: The Difference Between Mentored and Unmentored Teaching Experiences” Arianna Falbo (Brown University) “Building Effective TA/Instructor Relationships”
M7. AAPT Workshop: The Strengths of Specifications Grading (14O) 11:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m. Co-sponsored by the American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT) Chair: Giancarlo Tarantino (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago) Panelists: David W. Concepción (Ball State University) “The Advantages of Using Specifications Grading” Sarah Vitale (Ball State University) “How to Implement Specifications Grading”
M8. New Research in Pre-College Philosophy 1:20–3:50 p.m. Co-sponsored by the APA Committee on Pre-College Instruction in Philosophy (CPIP) Chair: Claire Katz (Texas A&M University, College Station) Panelists: David Anderson (Texas A&M University) Rika Tsuji (University of North Texas) Kris Phillips (Southern Utah University) Wendy C. Turgeon (St. Joseph’s College)
M9. Closing Reception: Undergraduate Research and Faculty SoTL 4:00–6:00 p.m. Faculty and Graduate Students Posters: Jill Drouillard (Mississippi University for Women) “Teaching Otherness within a Regional Context: Using the Archives of Appalachia in an Introductory Philosophy as Conversation Course”
6 The AAPT-APA Teaching Hub
Mark Herman (Arkansas State University) “Course on Improving Moral Decision-Making” Rebecca Millsop (University of Rhode Island) “Centering Personal Narrative & Voice for Engagement” Scott Simmons (Owens Community College) “In Defense of ‘No Questions Asked’ Extensions on Assignments” Isaac Wiegman (Texas State University at San Marcos) “Beyond Critical Thinking: How to Teach Courageous Thinking” Undergraduate Students Posters: Rose Winters (Ball State University) and David Concepción (Ball State University) “Undergraduates are Writing Really Helpful R&R Letters” Phoenix Wang (University of California, San Diego) “The Platonic and Hobbesian Ideal States: Variations on Political Theories”
7 Monday Morning, February 22, 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Divisional and Affiliated Group Programs
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22
POSTER SESSION 4:00–5:00 p.m.
MONDAY MORNING, 10:30 A.M.–1:30 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
1A. Submitted Colloquium: Resentment Chair: Alejandro David Tamez (University of Kansas) Speaker: Julius Schoenherr (Peking University) “Forgiveness: Forswearing vs. Overcoming Resentment” Commentator: Per Milam (University of Gothenburg) Chair: Sara Ghaffari (Bowling Green State University) Speaker: Nathan Engel-Hawbecker (University of Texas at Austin) “Reason and Resentment” Commentator: Nicholas Sars (Tulane University) This session will end at 12:30 p.m.
1B. Invited Symposium: Folk Psychology and Social Cognition Chair: John Koolage (Eastern Michigan University) Speakers: Kristin Andrews (York University) “Trait Types, or Why We Can’t Generalize about Traits in Folk Psychology” Shannon Spaulding (Oklahoma State University) “Folk Psychology Meets Social Epistemology” Suilin Lavelle (The University of Edinburgh) “When and Why We Mindread”
8 Monday Morning, February 22, 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. (cont.)
1C. Submitted Symposium: Emotions and the Body: Testing the Subtraction Argument Chair: Caitlin Mace (California State University, Long Beach) Speaker: Rodrigo Diaz (University of Bern) “Emotions and the Body: Testing the Subtraction Argument” Commentators: Colin William Chamberlain (Temple University) Kenneth Shields (University of Indianapolis) This session will end at 12:30 p.m.
1D. Submitted Colloquium: Perception Chair: Jamie Phillips (Clarion College) Speaker: Rocco Gennaro (University of Southern Indiana) “Synesthesia and Hallucination” Commentator: Gerardo Viera (University of Sheffield) This session will end at 11:30 a.m.
1E. APA Committee Session: Embodiment, Microaggressions, and Epistemology Arranged by the APA Committee on LGBTQ People in the Profession Chair: Perry Zurn (American University) Speakers: Eyo Ewara (The Pennsylvania State University) “Queerness and the Body Schema: Fanon, Queerness, and Visibility” Christina Friedlaender (Seattle University) “Putting Non-Binary People into Binary-Driven Design: Environmental Microaggressions and Existential Erasure in Digital Life” Resa-Philip Lunau (Independent Scholar) “Epistemic Domination and ‘Gender Identity Fraud’ Prosecutions”
1F. Submitted Colloquium: Cosmopolitanism/Global Justice Chair: Tista Bagchi (University of Delhi, retired) Speaker: Corey Horn (Tulane University) “Thomas Paine and Immanuel Kant’s Cosmopolitanism: Towards a Universal System” Commentator: Thomas C. Walker (Grand Valley State University) Chair: Jenny K. Strandberg (SUNY Farmingdale) Speaker: Michael Da Silva (McGill University) “Individual and ‘National’ Health Rights: Analyzing the Potential Conflicts” Commentator: Heather Stewart (Western University)
9 Monday Morning, February 22, 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. (cont.)
Chair: Justin Donhauser (Bowling Green State University) Speaker: Sarah DiMaggio (Vanderbilt University) “Can Coercion Ground a Theory of Global Distributive Justice?” Commentator: Lisa Fuller (Merrimack College)
1G. Author Meets Critics: Ursula Coope, Freedom and Responsibility in Neoplatonist Thought Chair: Gabriel Lear (University of Chicago) Author: Ursula Coope (Oxford University) Critics: Tad Brennan (Cornell University) Chris Noble (Syracuse University) Sara Magrin (University of California, Berkeley and University of Pittsburgh)
1H. Submitted Symposium: Corporate Moral Credit Chair: Philip Yaure (Virginia Tech) Speaker: Grant Rozeboom (Saint Mary’s College of California) “Corporate Moral Credit” Commentators: Ritwik Agrawal (University of Arizona) Kurt Nutting (San Francisco State University) This session will end at 12:30 p.m.
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G0A. Society for Philosophy of Emotion Topic: Book Symposium: Michael Cholbi, Grief: A Philosophical Guide Chair: Rachel Fredricks (Ball State University) Author: Michael Cholbi (The University of Edinburgh) Commentators: David Beisecker (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) Carolyn Garland (Syracuse University) Purushottama Bilimoria (University of Berkeley and University of Melbourne) Travis Timmerman (Seton Hall University) Aaron Ben-Ze’ev (University of Haifa)
G0B. Society for the Philosophy of Action (SPA) Topic: Intention Chair: Facundo Alonso (Miami University, Ohio) Speakers: John Brunero (University of Nebraska–Lincoln) “The Rationality of Intention Persistence” Carlos Nunez (Universität Bayreuth) Title TBA
10 Monday Late Afternoon, February 22, 4:00–6:00 p.m.
Alfred Mele (Florida State University) “Intentions, Decisions, and Neuroscience”
MONDAY LATE AFTERNOON, 4:00–6:00 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
2A. APA Committee Session: 2021 de Gruyter Kant Lecture Arranged by the APA Committee on Lectures, Publications, and Research Chair: Karsten Stueber (College of the Holy Cross) Speaker: Michael Friedman (Stanford University) “From Natural Science and Metaphysics to the Bridge between Nature and Freedom”
2B. Author Meets Critics: Gopal Sreenivasan, Emotion and Virtue Chair: Justin D’Arms (The Ohio State University) Author: Gopal Sreenivasan (Duke University) Critics: Julia Driver (University of Texas at Austin) Mauro Rossi (Université du Québec à Montréal)
2C. Submitted Colloquium: Gender Chair: Amelia Wirts (University of Washington) Speaker: Matthew Turyn (Georgia State University) “Masks, Finks, and Gender Internalism” Commentator: Matthew Andler (Lafayette College) Chair: Yi Wu (Dartmouth College) Speaker: Yuna Won (Ithaca College) “Generics, Essentialization, and the Modus Tollens Argument” Commentator: Whitney Mutch (University of Alabama)
2D. Submitted Symposium: Kant on Aesthetic Attention Chair: Pradeep A. Dhillon (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) Speaker: Jessica Williams (University of South Florida) “Kant on Aesthetic Attention” Commentators: Alessandra Buccella (Wesleyan University) Jonathan Fine (University of Hawai’i at Mānoa)
11 Monday Late Afternoon, February 22, 4:00–6:00 p.m. (cont.)
2E. Submitted Symposium: Collective State Apologies and Moral (Il) Legitimacy Chair: Flo Leibowitz (Oregon State University) Speaker: Victor Abundez-Guerra (University of California, Riverside) Commentators: Barrett Emerick (St. Mary’s College of Maryland) Cindy Holder (University of Victoria)
2F. Poster Session Poster: Manuel Rodeiro (Mississippi State University) “A Theory of Responsibility for Environmental Harms: ‘Common but Differentiated’” This session will end at 5:00 p.m.
2G. Submitted Colloquium: Consent Chair: Ryan Lake (Georgia State University–Perimeter College) Speaker: Angela Sun (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor) “Can Consent Be Irrevocable?” Commentator: Alida Liberman (Southern Methodist University) Chair: Matthew Congdon (Vanderbilt University) Speaker: Michael Hayes (University of Kansas) “Why There Are Moral Norms Surrounding Sexual Activity Not Reducible to Consent” Commentator: Collin O’Neill (Lehman College, CUNY)
2H. Submitted Symposium: The Influence of Autistic Communities’ Expertise on Science: Towards a Better Understanding of Autism Chair: Laura McMahon (Eastern Michigan University) Speaker: Sarah Arnaud (The Graduate Center, CUNY) “The Influence of Autistic Communities’ Expertise on Science: Towards a Better Understanding of Autism” Commentators: Katie Deaven (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Ravit Dotan (University of California, Berkeley)
2I. Submitted Colloquium: Death Chair: TBA Speaker: Travis Timmerman (Seton Hall University) “Annihilation Isn’t Bad for You” Commentator: Rachel Dichter (University of Notre Dame)
12 Monday Late Afternoon, February 22, 4:00–6:00 p.m. (cont.)
Chair: Jon Marc Asper (University of Missouri) Speaker: James Kinkaid (Boston University) “Eternalism, Eternity, and the Metaphysics of Death” Commentator: Joe Ulatowski (University of Waikato) Chair: Daniel Stermer (Florida State University) Speaker: Michael Rabenberg (Princeton University) “Death, Creation, and Future Bias” Commentator: Colin Marshall (University of Washington) This session will end at 7:00 p.m.
13 Tuesday Morning, February 23, 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
TUESDAY MORNING, 10:30 A.M.–1:30 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
3A. Author Meets Critics: Marta Jimenez, Aristotle on Shame and Learning to Be Good Chair: Gopal Sreenivasan (Duke University) Author: Marta Jimenez (Emory University) Critics: Cynthia Freeland (University of Houston) Rachel Singpurwalla (University of Maryland) Douglas Cairns (The University of Edinburgh)
3B. Author Meets Critics: Pamela Hieronymi, Freedom, Resentment, and the Metaphysics of Morals Chair: Nicholas Sars (Tulane University) Author: Pamela Hieronymi (University of California, Los Angeles) Critics: Gary Watson (University of Southern California) John Deigh (University of Texas at Austin) Lucy Allais (University of California, San Diego)
3C. Submitted Colloquium: Moral Rationalism Chair: Adina Roskies (Dartmouth College) Speaker: Joshua May (University of Alabama at Birmingham) “Moral Rationalism on the Brain” Commentator: Mara Bollard (University of Michigan) Chair: Yoon Choi (Marquette University) Speaker: Martina Favaretto (Indiana University–Bloomington) “Kant’s Notion of Rational Desire” Commentator: Wiebke Deimling (Clark University)
3D. Submitted Colloquium: Physicalism Chair: TBA Speaker: Robert Smithson (University of North Carolina at Wilmington) “Macroidealism and the Knowledge Argument” Commentator: Amber Ross (University of Florida)
14 Tuesday Morning, February 23, 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. (cont.)
Chair: TBA Speaker: Torin Alter (The University of Alabama) “Physicalism without Fundamentality” Commentator: Kevin Morris (Tulane University) Chair: Jennifer Wang (Simon Fraser University) Speaker: Taylor-Grey Miller (University of Texas at Austin) “The Knowledge Argument Without Knowledge” Commentator: Luke Roelofs (New York University)
3E. Submitted Symposium: The Paradox of Consequentialism Chair: Johann Frick (Princeton University) Speaker: Keshav Singh (Syracuse University) “The Paradox of Consequentialism” Commentators: Martin Sticker (University of Bristol) Richard Yetter Chappell (University of Miami) This session will end at 12:30 p.m.
3F. Submitted Colloquium: Evidence and Belief Chair: Daniel Johnson (Shawnee State University) Speaker: David Kinney (Santa Fe Institute) “Conditional Expectations and Evidential Aboutness” Commentator: Hanti Lin (University of California, Davis) Chair: Charity Anderson (Baylor University) Speaker: Robert Siscoe (Florida State University) “Knowledge and Accurate Credences” Commentator: Richard Pettigrew (University of Bristol) This session will end at 12:30 p.m.
3G. Submitted Symposium: Addiction, Blameworthiness, and Duress Chair: Jordan Mackenzie (Virginia Tech) Speaker: Keyao Yang (University of California, San Diego) “Addiction, Blameworthiness, and Duress” Commentators: Samuel Curtis (Virginia Tech) Jason Marsh (St. Olaf College) This session will end at 12:30 p.m.
15 Tuesday Evening, February 23, 4:00–7:00 p.m.
TUESDAY EVENING, 4:00–7:00 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
4A. Invited Symposium: Are There Metaphysical Pseudo-Problems? Chair: Katarina Perovic (University of Iowa) Speakers: L. A. Paul (Yale University) “Radical Indeterminacy and Existence” Amie Thomasson (Dartmouth College) “Yes, There Are Metaphysical Pseudo-Problems (and here is where some of them come from)” Jessica Wilson (University of Toronto) and Benj Hellie (University of Toronto) “Manufacturing Defects”
4B. Submitted Colloquium: Issues in Evolutionary Theory Chair: Chris Haufe (Case Western Reserve University) Speaker: Paul Kelly (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “Does Methodological Adaptationism Presuppose a False Dichotomy?” Commentator: Fermin C. Fulda (University of Toronto) Chair: Trevor Pearce (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) Speaker: Aaron Wilson (South Texas College) “Truth as an Attractor in Peirce’s Evolutionary Epistemology” Commentator: Michael Bradie (Bowling Green State University) Chair: Yasha Rohwer (Oregon Institute of Technology) Speaker: Olivia Schuman (York University) “Who’s Your Daddy? Evolutionary Explanations for the Desire to Know a Gamete Donor” Commentator: Paul Bloomfield (University of Connecticut)
4C. APA Committee Session: Memorial Session in Honor of Karen Warren Arranged by the APA Committee on the Status of Women Chair: Clair Morrissey (Occidental College) Panelists: Christine J. Cuomo (University of Georgia) Lori Gruen (Wesleyan University) Chaone Mallory (Lewis & Clark College) Greta Gaard (University of Wisconsin–River Falls)
16 Tuesday Evening, February 23, 4:00–7:00 p.m. (cont.)
4D. Submitted Symposium: An Ameliorative Account of Cancel Culture Chair: Heather Berg (Washington University in St. Louis) Speaker: Simone Gubler (University of Nevada, Reno) “An Ameliorative Account of Cancel Culture” Commentators: Regina Rini (York University) John Capps (Rochester Institute of Technology) This session will end at 6:00 p.m.
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G0C. John Dewey Society Topic: John Dewey on Race, Experience, and Soul Chair: Jessica Heybach (Aurora University) Speakers: Jessica Heybach (Aurora University) and Andrew McKnight (University of Alabama–Birmingham) “Scatter-brained: The Nature of Experience in the Time of Me Too, Black Lives Matter, and a Global Pandemic” Randy Hewitt (University of Central Florida) “Dewey’s Immediate Empiricism and Soul: A Note to My Momma” Becky L. Noel Smith (California State University, Fresno) “What Does It Mean to ‘Betray’ White Privilege?: Dewey’s ‘Double Movement’ in a Student-Teacher Dialogue”
G0D. American Society for Value Inquiry Topic: Ethics, Evil, and Law Chair: G. John Abbarno (D’Youville College) Speakers: Sander H. Lee (Keene State University) “Primor Levi’s Gray Zone: Implications for Post Holocaust Ethics” Macalester Bell (Bryn Mawr College) “Injustice and the Ethics of Photography” Lydia Amir (Tufts University) “On Cruelty: From Montaigne to Shklar” G. John Abbarno (D’Youville College) “Legal Alienation and the Homeless”
17 Wednesday Morning, February 24, 8:00–10:00 a.m.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING 10:00 a.m.–Noon
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 8:00–10:00 A.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
5A. Author Meets Critics: Susan Neiman, Learning from the Germans Chair: Richard Velkley (Tulane University) Author: Susan Neiman (Einstein Forum) Critics: Michele Moody-Adams (Columbia University) Daniel Brudney (University of Chicago)
5B. Author Meets Critics: David McPherson, Virtue and Meaning Chair: April Olsen (Tulane University) Author: David McPherson (Creighton University) Critics: P. J. Ivanhoe (Georgetown University) Christian Miller (Wake Forest University)
5C. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemic Akrasia Chair: Joshua Smith (Central Michigan University) Speaker: Eyal Tal (Brandeis University) “Epistemic Akrasia: Irrational or False” Commentator: Sebastian Liu (Princeton University) Chair: Timothy Butzer (University of Alabama) Speaker: Claire Field (University College London) “Demoting the Enkratic Principle” Commentator: Jonathan Matheson (University of North Florida)
5D. Submitted Symposium: Whether Buddhists Need Glue Chair: Bhavya Gopal Sharma (University at Buffalo) Speaker: James Dominic Rooney (Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum)) “Whether Buddhists Need Glue” Commentators: William Hannegan (Saint Louis University) James Kintz (Saint Joseph’s College of Maine)
18 Wednesday Morning, February 24, 8:00–10:00 a.m. (cont.)
5E. Submitted Colloquium: Premodern Epistemology Chair: Marc Gasser-Wingate (Boston University) Speaker: Jeremy Henry (Washington University in St. Louis) “The Development of the Notion of Phantasia among the Early Stoics” Commentator: Reier Helle (University of Agder) Chair: Peter Hartman (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Jacob Andrews (Loyola University Chicago) “Henry of Ghent on Skepticism and Knowledge” Commentator: Therese Cory (University of Notre Dame)
5F. Submitted Colloquium: Hate Speech and Microaggressions Chair: Michael Barnes (University of Oklahoma) Speaker: Joseph Glover (University of Iowa) “Perlocutionary Frustration: A Speech Act Analysis of Microaggressions” Commentator: Rachel McKinney (University of Suffolk) Chair: Michael Barnes (University of Oklahoma) Speaker: Christopher Bousquet (Syracuse University) “Racist Hate Speech, Speech Act Theory, and the First Amendment” Commentator: Mary Kate McGowan (Wellesley College)
5G. Submitted Colloquium: Philosophy of Religion Chair: Marilyn Piety (Drexel University) Speaker: Blake Hereth (University of Arkansas) “Self-Defense for Theists” Commentator: Kristin Seemuth Whaley (Graceland University) Chair: Brandon Schmidly (Evangel University) Speaker: Thomas Metcalf (Spring Hill College) “The Divine Inscrutability Objection to the Fine- Tuning Argument” Commentator: Ross Parker (Charleston Southern University)
5H. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemology Chair: Ted Poston (The University of Alabama) Speaker: Blakely Phillips (University of Central Oklahoma) “Knowing That You Know How” Commentator: Michael Kremer (University of Chicago) Chair: Mike Ashfield (University of Southern California) Speaker: Jared Peterson (SUNY Oswego) “Groups that Fly Blind” Commentator: Kendy Hess (College of the Holy Cross)
19 Wednesday Morning, February 24, 8:00–10:00 a.m. (cont.)
5I. Submitted Symposium: What Should the Desire Theorist Say About Ill-Being? Chair: Jorge Oseguera Gamba (Florida State University) Speaker: Anthony Kelley (Coe College) “What Should the Desire Theorist Say about Ill- Being?” Commentators: David Sobel (Syracuse University) Rosa Terlazzo (University of Rochester)
5J. Submitted Symposium: Skills as Knowledge Chair: Kevin Mager (Loyola University Chicago) Speakers: Robert Beddor (National University of Singapore) and Carlotta Pavese (Cornell University) “Skills as Knowledge” Commentators: Kevin McCain (University of Alabama–Birmingham) Collin Lucken (University of Cincinnati)
5K. Submitted Colloquium: Intention Chair: Mallory Medeiros (Boston University) Speaker: Jay Jian (National Tsing Hua University) “The Internalist Connection between Intention and All-Things-Considered Judgment” Commentator: Maura Tumulty (Colgate University) Chair: David Lincicome (Central Connecticut State University) Speaker: Benjamin Lennertz (Colgate University) “Intention and Probability” Commentators: Luis Rosa (University of Cologne) Nathaniel Baron-Schmitt (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
WEDNESDAY LATE MORNING, 10:15 A.M.–12:15 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
6A. Invited Symposium: The Relevance of Jazz for Aesthetics Chair: David Vessey (Grand Valley State University) Speakers: Lorenzo Simpson (Stony Brook University) “Timbral Harmonics: Duke Ellington and the Concept of the Musical Work” Eric Lewis (McGill University) “Aesthetics Needs Jazz—But Does Jazz Need Aesthetics?”
20 Wednesday Late Morning, February 24, 10:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
6B. Submitted Symposium: Teleology and Kantian Animal Ethics Chair: Zachary Vereb (University of Mississippi) Speaker: Hyoung Sung Kim (Stanford University) “Teleology and Kantian Animal Ethics” Commentators: Charles Goldhaber (University of Pittsburgh) Jeffrey Brand (George Washington University)
6C. Submitted Colloquium: Reasons Chair: Sophia Arbeiter (University of Pittsburgh) Speaker: Woo Ram Lee (University of Duisburg–Essen) “Two Roles for Reasons: Cause for Divorce?” Commentator: Daniel Fogal (New York University) Chair: Hille Paakkunainen (Syracuse University) Speaker: William Albuquerque (University of California, San Diego) “Reasons-Responsiveness Theories and the Fallibility Paradox” Commentator: Nathan Stout (Tulane University)
6D. Submitted Colloquium: Moral Responsibility Chair: Taylor P. Smith (University of Minnesota) Speaker: Shawn Tinghao Wang (University of California, San Diego) “Why General Ability Still Matters (for Moral Responsibility)” Commentator: Rebecca Mullen (Princeton University) Chair: Justin Ivory (University of Minnesota) Speaker: Magnus Ferguson (Boston College) “Social-Regret: On Responsibility for Others’ Harm” Commentator: Robert Hartman (Tulane University and the Murphy Institute)
6E. Author Meets Critics: Phil Bricker, Modal Matters: Essays in Metaphysics Chair: Kris McDaniel (University of Notre Dame) Author: Phil Bricker (University of Massachusetts Amherst) Critics: Cian Dorr (New York University) Jennifer Wang (Simon Fraser University)
6F. Author Meets Critics: John Kaag, Pragmatism and Public Philosophy Chair: Benjamin Davis (University of Toronto) Author: John Kaag (University of Massachusetts Lowell) Critics: Clancy Martin (University of Missouri–Kansas City) Ermine Algaier (Monmouth College)
21 Wednesday Late Morning, February 24, 10:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. (cont.)
6G. Submitted Colloquium: Hermeneutical Injustice Chair: John Beverley (Northwestern University) Speaker: Kazi Huda (University of Oklahoma) “Forceful Hermeneutical Inclusion as Hermeneutical Injustice” Commentator: Debra Jackson (California State University, Bakersfield) Chair: Alycia LaGuardia-LoBianco (Grand Valley State University) Speaker: Rowan Bell (Syracuse University) “It’s Just Science: Thick Concepts and Hermeneutical Injustice” Commentator: Michelle Panchuk (Murray State University)
6H. Submitted Colloquium: Locke Chair: Drew Gallagher (San Francisco State University) Speaker: Shelley Weinberg (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) “Locke on Knowing an Idea: Propositional Knowledge by Acquaintance” Commentators: Aaron Morris (University of Arkansas) Lex Newman (University of Utah) Chair: TBA Speaker: Brian Glenney (Norwich University) “Can’t Touch This? Getting a Feel for Locke’s Idea of Solidity” Commentator: Zaccheus Harmon (University of Michigan)
6I. Submitted Colloquium: Blame Chair: Randolph Clarke (Florida State University) Speaker: Trystan Goetze (Dalhousie University) “How (Not) to Express Epistemic Blame” Commentator: Jada Strabbing (Wayne State University) Chair: Pamela Hieronymi (University of California, Los Angeles) Speaker: Eugene Chislenko (Temple University) “Whitewashing Blame” Commentator: Mariam Kazanjian (University of Indiana)
22 Wednesday Late Morning, February 24, 10:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. (cont.)
6J. Submitted Colloquium: Logic and Causes Chair: Carl Craver (Washington University in St. Louis) Speaker: Phil Corkum (University of Alberta) “Is ‘Cause’ Ambiguous?” Commentator: Ned Hall (Harvard University) Chair: Duke J. Cruz (University of Missouri–Columbia) Speaker: Geoff Georgi (West Virginia University) “Logical Nihilism in Context” Commentator: Marcus Rossberg (University of Connecticut)
6K. Submitted Symposium: Populist vs. Democratic Representation Chair: Larry Busk (California State University, Stanislaus) Speaker: Axel Mueller (Northwestern University) “Populist vs. Democratic Representation” Commentators: Daniel Miller (Landmark College) Felicia Jing (Johns Hopkins University)
6L. Submitted Symposium: On Unifying Declarative Memory Chair: Brian Barnett (St. John Fisher College) Speaker: Thomas Ames (Washington University in St. Louis) “On Unifying Declarative Memory” Commentators: Michael Doan (Oakland University) Kate Mehuron (Eastern Michigan University)
6M. Submitted Symposium: What’s “Inside”? An Argument for Dispositional Identity as Mark of the Internal Chair: Yaojun Lu (Syracuse University) Speaker: Michael Bruckner (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “What’s ‘Inside’? An Argument for Dispositional Identity as Mark of the Internal” Commentators: Katalin Farkas (Central European University) Brie Gertler (University of Virginia)
6N. Submitted Colloquium: Well-being Chair: Keith Dromm (Louisiana Scholars’ College) Speaker: Dong-yong Choi (The University of Kansas) “Arguments for Temporal Biases” Commentator: Teresa Bruno-Niño (Syracuse University and the Pennsylvania State University) Chair: Paul Schollmeier (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) Speaker: Joshua Mund (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “Non-Conscious Entities Do Not Have Individual Well-Being” Commentator: William O. Stephens (Creighton University)
23 Wednesday Late Morning, February 24, 10:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. (cont.)
6O. Submitted Symposium: Whence Interrogative Contents Chair: Jean Janasz (University of Missouri–Columbia) Speaker: Ege Yumusak (Harvard University) “Whence Interrogative Contents” Commentators: Andy Egan (Rutgers University) Nico Orlandi (University of California, Santa Cruz)
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2:15–5:15 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
7A. Invited Symposium: Climate Change Chair: Marcus Hedahl (US Naval Academy) Speakers: Rachel Fredericks (Ball State University) “A Different Kind of Carbon Tax” Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò (Georgetown University) “Compound Crisis: Climate Apartheid and Colonialism” Stephen Gardiner (University of Washington) “Climate Justice Now?”
7B. Invited Symposium: Russell’s Paradox of Propositions Chair: Eileen Nutting (University of Kansas) Speakers: Gabriel Uzquiano (University of Southern California) “Closed Structure” Sean Walsh (University of California, Los Angeles) “Predicativity and Constraints on Natural Language Quantifiers” Kevin Klement (University of Massachusetts Amherst) “A Paradox of Facts?”
7C. Invited Symposium: Perspectives on “Post-Truth” Chair: Stephanie Adair (Harper College) Speakers: Cailin O’Connor (University of California, Irvine) “Scientific Polarization” C. Thi Nguyen (University of Utah) “The Seductions of Clarity” Derek R. Ford (DePauw University) “Political and Pedagogical Possibilities of the Post- Truth”
24 Wednesday Afternoon, February 24, 2:15–5:15 p.m.
7D. Invited Symposium: Top Teaching Moments in Formal Epistemology Chair: Kenny Easwaran (Texas A&M University) Speakers: Branden Fitelson (Northeastern University) “Using PrSAT—A Guide for Teachers of Formal Epistemology” Mike Titelbaum (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “What’s Confirmation, and What’s It Like?” Julia Staffel (University of Colorado) “Formal Epistemology without Tears”
7E. Invited Symposium: Science and Policy in Epidemiology Chair: Ramón Alvarado (University of Oregon) Speakers: Eric Winsberg (University of South Florida) “Models, Values, and Precaution” Stephanie Harvard (University of British Columbia) “The Vastness of Values in Health Economics Modelling” John Symons (University of Kansas) “Epistocracy and Epistemic Democracy in Epidemiology”
7F. Invited Symposium: Misanthropy Chair: Kathryn J. Norlock (Trent University) Speakers: Ian James Kidd (University of Nottingham) “Misanthropy, Hatred, and Violence” Lisa Gerber (University of New Mexico) “The Vice of Misanthropy” David E. Cooper (Durham University) “Humankind, Animals, and Misanthropy”
7G. Submitted Colloquium: Issues in Cognition Chair: Paul Kelly (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Speaker: George Seli (St. John’s University) “Cognitive Efficacy as the Hallmark of Occurrent States” Commentator: David Barack (Columbia University) Chair: Muhammad Ali Khalidi (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Speaker: Evan Thomas (The Ohio State University) “Fontenelle Among the Neuroscientists: Early Modern Lessons for Contemporary Philosophy of Animal Consciousness” Commentator: Sukhvinder Shahi (University of Missouri–Columbia)
25 Wednesday Afternoon, February 24, 2:15–5:15 p.m. (cont.)
Chair: Mason Westfall (University of Toronto) Speaker: Shimin Zhao (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “Defending a Causal Process Account of Dynamical Explanation in Cognitive Science” Commentator: Rotem Herrmann (University of California, Riverside)
7H. Submitted Colloquium: Aesthetics Chair: Andrew Winters (Yavapai College) Speaker: Patrick Grafton-Cardwell (University of Massachusetts Amherst) “The Aesthetic Engagement Theory of Art” Commentator: Christy Mag Uidhir (University of Houston) Chair: Justin White (Brigham Young University) Speaker: Gözde Yildirim (Boston University) “Rough Heroes Revisited” Commentator: Jennifer Foster (University of Southern California) Chair: Tieying Zhou (University of Missouri–Columbia) Speaker: Anthony Rudd (St. Olaf College) “Do Paintings Provide Non-Conceptual Knowledge?” Commentator: Julian Rome (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)
7I. APA Committee Session: Activism and Philosophy Arranged by the APA Graduate Student Council Chair: Danielle Clevenger (University of Wisconsin– Madison) Speakers: Alec Stubbs (Loyola University Chicago) “Graduate Worker Organizing Strategies: Mutual Aid and Networks of Counterpower” Nicole LeRoux (University of Massachusetts Amherst) “Something Other Than Resolution: Thinking with Ambiguities, Rejections, and Paradoxes in Activism” Eugene Chislenko (Temple University) “Youth, Philosophy, and Climate Activism”
7J. APA Committee Session: Two-Year College Job Application Workshop Arranged by the APA Committee on Philosophy in Two-Year Colleges Chair: Richard Legum (Kingsborough Community College, CUNY) Panelists: Sahar Joakim (St. Louis Community College) Bill Hartmann (St. Louis Community College)
26 Wednesday Afternoon, February 24, 2:15–5:15 p.m. (cont.)
Rebecca Scott (Harper College) Heather Wilburn (Tulsa Community College Community College) Kristen Zbikowski (Hibbing Community College)
7K. Author Meets Critics: Helga Varden, Sex, Love and Gender: A Kantian Theory Chair: Ingrid Albrecht (Lawrence University) Author: Helga Varden (University of Illinois Urbana- Champaign) Critics: Alice Maclachlan (York University, Toronto) Ann Cahill (Elon University) Jordan Pascoe (Manhattan College)
7L. Submitted Colloquium: Socratic Method Chair: Sara Magrin (University of Pittsburgh) Speaker: Colin Smith (University of Colorado, Boulder) “On Causal Priority and the Dramatic Date of Plato’s Cratylus” Commentator: John Garner (University of West Georgia) Chair: Josh Wilburn (Wayne State University) Speaker: Donovan Cox (Nazarbayev University) “The Anomaly of the Last Elenchos of Plato’s Euthyphro” Commentator: Allison Piñeros Glasscock (Georgia State University) Chair: Emily Fletcher (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Speaker: Michael Starling (University of Georgia) “The Incongruity of Justice and Injustice in Thrasymachus’ Account” Commentator: Carrie Swanson (University of Iowa)
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G1A. Society of Study of Process Philosophies Topic: SSPP II: Buddhism and Process Chair: Joseph Harroff (The Pennsylvania State University) Speakers: Autumn Frost (West Chester University) “Virus as a Veil for the Veneration of Nature: A Process and Buddhist Dialogue on Sufferings of Nature” JungEun Park (Claremont School of Theology) “Emptying God, Filling, or Emptying? In Light of Comparing Masao Abe’s Sunyata and the Doctrine of Kenosis”
27 Wednesday Afternoon, February 24, 2:15–5:15 p.m. (cont.)
Kia Shahideh (West Chester University) “A Zen Buddhist and Whiteheadian Process Analysis of Environmental Ethics”
G1B. North American Society for Social Philosophy Topic: Education and Racial Literacy Chair: David K. Chan (University of Alabama at Birmingham) Speakers: Corey Horn (Tulane University) “Discussing Philosophy of Race while Practicing Philosophy for Children” Brynn Welch (University of Alabama at Birmingham) “Missing Adventures: Raising Anti-Racist Children in a Segregated Society” George Yancy (Emory University) TBA
G1C. Søren Kierkegaard Society Topic: Kierkegaard and Pedagogy Chair: Sergia Hay (Pacific Lutheran University) Speakers: Gordon Marino (St. Olaf College) Megan Fritts (Utah State University) Mariana Alessandri (University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley) Michelle Kosch (Johns Hopkins University)
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 7:00–10:00 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
8A. Invited Symposium: Self and Agency in Indian Buddhist Philosophy Chair: Blaze Marpet (Northwestern University) Speakers: Parimal Patil (Harvard University) “Dharmakīrti on Persons” Allison Aitken (New York University and Columbia University) “Can a Mind Have Parts? Śrīgupta on Mental Mereology” Commentator: Amber Carpenter (Yale University-NUS)
28 Wednesday Evening, February 24, 7:00–10:00 p.m.
8B. Invited Symposium: Teaching Children Philosophy: Perspectives and Pedagogies Chair: Brett Fulkerson-Smith (Harper College) Speakers: Thomas Wartenberg (Mount Holyoke College) “Picture Books or Philosophical Novels: A Comparative Analysis” Chad Miller (University of Hawai’i at Mānoa) “The Philosopher’s Pedagogy” Sara L. Goering (University of Washington) “Pre-College Exposure to Philosophy and the Diversity of the Profession: A Draft Report from an APA/PLATO Survey Study”
8C. Submitted Symposium: Nietzsche on Mimicry, Alliance, and the Phantasy of Empathy Chair: Mark Alfano (Macquarie University) Speaker: Vasfi Onur Özen (University of Kansas) “Nietzsche on Mimicry, Alliance, and the Phantasy of Empathy” Commentators: Paul Katsafanas (Boston University) Matthew Meyer (Scranton University)
8D. Submitted Colloquium: Normative Ethics Chair: Syed AbuMusab (University of Kansas) Speaker: Rachael Goodyer (Harvard University) “How to (mis)Read ‘The Human Prejudice’” Commentator: Terence Cuneo (University of Vermont) Chair: Damian Fisher (University of Kansas) Speaker: Rachel Bryant (University of Toronto, Scarborough) “The Place of Tragic Moral Conflict in Environmental Ethics” Commentator: Trevor Hedberg (The Ohio State University) Chair: Timothy Walsh (Bowling Green State University) Speaker: Nicholas Schuster (Australian National University) “The Skill Model: A Dilemma for Virtue Ethics” Commentator: Arden Ali (Clark University)
29 Wednesday Evening, February 24, 7:00–10:00 p.m. (cont.)
8E. Submitted Symposium: Social Scripts Chair: Samia Hesni (Boston University) Speaker: Tom Dougherty (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Commentators: Catharine Saint-Croix (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Emma Atherton (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G2A. Society for the Philosophic Study of the Contemporary Visual Arts Topic: Memorial Reflections in Honor of Dan Shaw, followed by Film Noir, Session 1 Chair: Sander Lee (Keene State College) Speakers: Sander Lee (Keene State College) “Hybrid v. Pure Film Noir: Jon Tuska’s Distinction Revisited” Richard Nunan (College of Charleston) “When Do Noir Films Display Indigenous Philosophical Content? Some Examples” Steven G. Smith (Millsaps College) “The Filter and the Viewer, Some Implications of the Noir Phenomenon” Daniel Wack (Knox College) “Film Noir as Inhabiting the Gangster’s Moral Universe”
G2B. International Plato Society Co-sponsored by the International Society for Socratic Studies Topic: Socrates Chair: Roslyn Weiss (Lehigh University) Speakers: William Altman (Independent Scholar) “Xenophon and Plato: Back and Forth with the Two Greatest Socratics” Sophia Stone (Lynn University) “What Socrates Teaches” Hugh Benson (University of Oklahoma) “Socrates’ Two Technai”
30 Wednesday Evening, February 24, 7:00–10:00 p.m. (cont.)
G2C. Radical Philosophy Association Topic: Radical Philosophy in Times of Crisis Chair: Sebastian Purcell (SUNY Cortland) Speakers: Kieran Aarons (Loyola University Chicago) “Exile and Fragmentation” Reese Faust (University of Memphis) “Law-and-Political-Economy: Legal Neo-Realism or A Plea for the Political?” Sebastian Purcell (SUNY Cortland) “Redressing the Normative Challenge to Exploitation”
G2D. International Society for Comparative Studies of Chinese and Western Philosophy Topic: Comparative Perspectives on the Zhuangzi Chair: Alexus McLeod (University of Connecticut) Speakers: Jianping Hu (Nanyang Technological University) “Is Zhuangzi a Patient Relativist? A Response to Huang Yong” William Dou (University of Hawaii) “The Surface of Language, the Piping of Heaven: Compatibilities Between the Sage in Deleuze and in Zhuangzi” Jorn Kroll (Independent Scholar) “Intercultural Dialogue Between Zhuangzi and Karl Jaspers”
31 Thursday Morning, February 25, 9:00 a.m.–Noon
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25
AAPT-APA TEACHING HUB 9:00 a.m.–6:40 p.m.
PRIZE RECEPTION AND SOCIAL HOUR Thursday, February 25, 6:10–7:10 p.m.
THURSDAY MORNING, 9:00 A.M.–NOON
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
9A. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemic Risk Chair: Justin Holt (Wright College) Speaker: Sayid Bnefsi (University of California, Irvine) “Great Risks from Small Benefits Grow” Commentator: Rahul Kamur (Queen’s University) Chair: Rodrigo Borges (University of Florida) Speaker: Morgan Thompson (Universität Bielefeld) “Epistemic Risk in the Triangulation Argument for Implicit Attitudes” Commentator: Caterina Marchionni (University of Helsinki) Chair: Michelle-Kristina V. Switzer (Whittier College) Speaker: Lisa Hecht (Stockholm University) “Taking Risks Out of Respect for Rights” Commentator: Richard Bradley (London School of Economics and Political Science)
9B. Invited Symposium: Biopolitics and Covid-19 Chair: Jack Stetter (Loyola University New Orleans) Speakers: John Protevi (Louisiana State University) Leigh Johnson (Christian Brothers University) Ammon Allred (University of Toledo)
9C. Collaborative Assignments and Community in Online Classes (M1) Co-sponsored by the APA Committee on Teaching Philosophy Chair: Fritz McDonald (Oakland University) Speakers: Ariel Simms (American University) and Gina Lebkuecher (Loyola University Chicago) “Collaborating on Technology Use Policies in the Classroom: Increasing Student Buy-in and Improving Accessibility”
32 Thursday Morning, February 25, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)
Paul Blaschko (University of Notre Dame) and Wes Siscoe (Florida State University) “Peer-Led Dialogue: What, Why, and How” Jonathan McKinney (University of Cincinnati) “Co-creating a Place for Online Community-Based Inquiry through a Kialo Podcast” Philipa Friedman (Loyola University Chicago) “Encouraging Accountability and Community Through Small Group Oral Exams” Jennifer Lobo Meeks (Georgia State University– Perimeter College) “Virtual Ethics: Community-Based Learning for Online Students”
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G3A. American Society for Aesthetics Topic: The Aesthetics and Ethics of Commemorative Art Chair: Sandra Shapshay (Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY) Speakers: Alfred Frankowski (Southern Illinois University) “Monuments of Racial Terror: Decolonial Aesthetics, and Land Sovereignty” Carolyn Korsmeyer (University at Buffalo) “Monumental Offenses” Levi Tenen (Kettering University) “Monumentalizing Nature”
G3B. Concerned Philosophers for Peace Co-sponsored by The Gandhi, King, Chavez, Addams Society Topic: Anger’s Role in Peace and Justice Chair: Court Lewis (Pellissippi State Community College) Speakers: Gail M. Presbey (University of Detroit Mercy) “The Problem of Using Anger as a Motivator for Social Change” Will Barnes (Curry College and Bentley University) “Śāntideva on Anger”
33 Thursday Morning, February 25, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)
G3C. Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love Topic: Coming as Our Better Selves: Compersion, Compassion, and Consent Speakers: Shaun Miller (Dalhousie University) “Sexual Obligations and Sexual Pleasure” Shannon Hoff (Memorial University) “Intimate Exposure: A Feminist, Phenomenological Consideration of Sexual-Being-in-the-World” Aaron Ben Ze’ev (University of Haifa) “‘I Am Glad that My Partner Is Happy with Her Lover’: On Jealousy and Compersion”
G3D. The Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Topic: Ethics and Employment Chair: Denise Celentano (Centre for Research on Ethics, University of Montreal) Speakers: Michael Cholbi (The University of Edinburgh) “Non-Compete Agreements and Fairness” Kory Schaff (California State University, Los Angeles) “Employment Classification and Exploitation”
G3E. The International Association for the Philosophy of Sport (IAPS) Topic: Essentialism in Sport Chair: Francisco Javier Lopez Frias (The Pennsylvania State University) Speakers: Francisco Javier Lopez Frias (The Pennsylvania State University) Jon Pike (The Open University) Commentators: Leslie A. Howe (University of Saskatchewan) Christopher C. Yorke (The Open University) Eric Moore (Longwood University)
G3F. International Association of the Philosophy of Humor I Chair: Lydia Amir (Tufts University) Short Introduction: International Association for the Philosophy of Humor, Philosophy of Humor Yearbook, and De Gruyter Book Series in Philosophy of Humor Speakers: Steven Gimbel (Gettysburg College) “The Old and New Problems of Humor” Lauren Olin (University of Missouri–St. Louis) “Systematically Amusing Expressions”
34 Thursday Morning, February 25, 9:00 a.m.–Noon (cont.)
Michael K. Cundall, Jr. (North Carolina A&T State University) “Jokes as Enthymemes” Jonathan Weidenbaum (Berkeley College) “Laughter as Natural Piety: John Dewey, Humor, and the Religious”
G3G. Society for the Study of the History of Analytical Philosophy Topic: Translating the Tractatus Chair: Erich Reck (University of California, Riverside) Speakers: David Stern (University of Iowa) “On Translating the Tractatus Consistently” Cheryl Misak (University of Toronto) “Wittgenstein in Green” Michael Beaney (University of Aberdeen) “Retranslating the Tractatus Consistently in Response to Ramsey’s Translation”
G3H. Philosophy and Religion in Africana Traditions Topic: Black Feminisms Chair: Bailey Thomas (The Pennsylvania State University) Speakers: Brooke Judie (The Pennsylvania State University) “Homegoing: The Aesthetics of Mourning Black Trans Death” Jameliah Shorter-Bourhanou (College of the Holy Cross) “Black Women and Intellectualism” Lindsey Stewart (University of Memphis) “Doing Philosophy as a Black Southern Woman”
G3I. Society for the Philosophy of Human Rights Topic: Discussing Linkage Arguments for Human Rights Chair: Jesse Tomalty (University of Bergen) Speaker: James Nickel (University of Miami) “Linkage Arguments: Structures, Pitfalls, and Uses” Commentators: Pablo Gilabert (Concordia University) Adam Etinson (University of St Andrews) Jesse Tomalty (University of Bergen)
35 Thursday Afternoon, February 25, 12:10–2:10 p.m.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 12:10–2:10 P.M.
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G3K. Experiential Workshop on Chinese Contemplative Body Practices (M2) Co-sponsored by the Society for Teaching Comparative Philosophy (STCP) Chair: Leah Kalmanson (Drake University) Speaker: Steven Geisz (University of Tampa)
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1:00–3:00 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
10A. Submitted Symposium: Aristotle and Philoponus on Bodiless Extension Chair: Daniel Moerner (University of Chicago) Speaker: Cassidy Finley (University of Iowa) “Aristotle and Philoponus on Bodiless Extension” Commentators: Emily Kress (Brown University) Christian Pfeiffer (University of Toronto)
10B. Submitted Symposium: Freedom and the Rational Origin of Evil: Kant’s Anselmian Roots Chair: Joungbin Lim (Troy University) Speaker: Janelle DeWitt (University of California, Los Angeles) “Freedom and the Rational Origin of Evil: Kant’s Anselmian Roots” Commentators: Jason Cruze (Alliant International University) William Reckner (University of Richmond)
10C. Submitted Symposium: Divesting from Whiteness: The Tortured Logic of Exclusion Chair: Dwight Murph (John Jay College, CUNY) Author: Isaac Wiegman (Texas State University at San Marcos) “Divesting from Whiteness: The Tortured Logic of Exclusion” Commentators: Andrea Warmack (Emory University) Eric Bayruns García (California State University, San Bernardino)
36 Thursday Afternoon, February 25, 1:00–3:00 p.m.
10D. Submitted Symposium: Nonnegotiable Meanings Chair: David Lindeman (Georgetown University) Speaker: Una Stojnic (Princeton University) and Ernest Lepore (Rutgers University) “Nonnegotiable Meanings” Commentators: David Plunkett (Dartmouth College) Robin Jeshion (University of Southern California)
0 10E. Submitted Symposium: ∑ 1 Soundness Isn’t Enough: Number Theoretic Indeterminacy’s Unsavory Physical Commitments Chair: Jason DeWitt (The Ohio State University) Speaker: Sharon Berry (Oakland University) 0 “∑ 1 Soundness Isn’t Enough: Number Theoretic Indeterminacy’s Unsavory Physical Commitments” Commentators: Justin Clarke-Doane (Columbia University) Mark Balaguer (California State University, Los Angeles)
10F. Submitted Symposium: Explaining Oppression: An Argument Against Individualism Chair: Tamara Fakhoury (University of Minnesota) Speaker: Annette Martín (University of Illinois at Chicago) “Explaining Oppression: An Argument Against Individualism” Commentators: Alex Madva (Cal Poly Pomona) Lacey Davidson (California Lutheran University)
10G. Author Meets Critics: Nandi Theunissen, The Value of Humanity Chair: Cynthia Stark (University of Utah) Author: Nandi Theunissen (University of Pittsburgh) Critics: Richard Kraut (Northwestern University) David Sussman (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign)
10H. Submitted Colloquium: Modern Chair: Matt Leonard (California Baptist University) Speaker: Juan Torres (Loyola Marymount University) “Leibniz on Agential Contingency and Explanation of Rational Action” Commentator: Marc Bobro (Santa Barbra City College) Chair: Todd DeRose (The Ohio State University) Speaker: Graham Clay (University of Notre Dame) “Hume Should Deny the Law of Excluded Middle” Commentator: Lewis Powell (University at Buffalo)
37 Thursday Afternoon, February 25, 1:00–3:00 p.m. (cont.)
10I. Submitted Colloquium: Procreation and Children Chair: Dennis Arjo (Johnson County Community College) Speakers: Lyn Radke (Vanderbilt University) and Alyssa Lowery (Independent Scholar) “The New Queer Family: Investigating the Entitlements of Same-Sex Couples for Biological Procreation” Commentator: Kory Schaff (California State University, Los Angeles) Chair: Anthony Kelley (Coe College) Speaker: Dennis Arjo (Johnson County Community College) “Judging the Goodness of Childhood” Commentator: Talhah Mustafa (University of Nebraska–Lincoln)
10J. Submitted Symposium: Free Speech, Autonomy, and the Legal Prohibition of Fake News Chair: Paniel Reyes-Cardenas (UPAEP, University, Mexico) Author: Étienne Brown (San Jose State University) Commentators: Jacob L. Goodson (Southwestern College) Paul Tubig (University of Washington)
10K. Submitted Symposium: Might- and Would-Counterfactuals, Indeterministic Structural Equations, and Synchronized Interventions Chair: Kraig Martin (Harding University) Speaker: Tomasz Wysocki (University of Pittsburgh) “Might- and Would-Counterfactuals, Indeterministic Structural Equations, and Synchronized Interventions” Commentators: R. A. Briggs (Stanford University) Jonathan Vandenburgh (Northwestern University)
10L. Submitted Symposium: Is the Rule of Recognition Really a Duty- Imposing Rule? Chair: Brendan M. Sullivan (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Speaker: Laurenz Ramsauer (University of Chicago) Commentators: Jason Steffen (Independent Scholar) Yi Tong (University of Wisconsin–Platteville)
10M. Submitted Symposium: Famine, Affluence, and Amorality Chair: Alex King (Simon Fraser University) Speaker: David Sackris (Arapahoe Community College) Commentators: Brandon Williams (Rice University/HCC) Peter Seipel (University of South Carolina)
38 Thursday Late Afternoon, February 25, 3:10–6:10 p.m.
THURSDAY LATE AFTERNOON, 3:10–6:10 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
11A. What Introductory Students Wish Their Philosophy Professors Knew (M4) Co-Sponsored by the APA Committee on Philosophy in Two-Year Colleges Chair: Claire A. Lockard (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Rebecca Scott (Harper College) This session will start at 4:00 p.m. and end at 5:00 p.m.
11B. Invited Symposium: Philosophy of International Law Chair: Robert K. Budron (Independent Scholar) Speakers: Eric Scarffe (Florida International University) “A Dignity-Based Account of International Law” David Lefkowitz (University of Richmond) “A Bootstrapping Account of the International Criminal Court’s Legitimacy” Allen Buchanan (Duke University) and Kristen Hessler (University at Albany, SUNY) “Learning Through Law”
11C. APA Committee Session: Author Meets Critics: John Greco, The Transmission of Knowledge Arranged by the APA Committee on Lectures, Publications, and Research Chair: Joseph Shieber (Lafayette College) Author: John Greco (Georgetown University) Critics: Peter J. Graham (University of California, Riverside) Benjamin McMyler (University of Minnesota) Deborah Tollefsen (The University of Memphis)
11D. APA Committee Session: Remembering Maria Lugones Arranged by the APA Committee on the Status of Women Chair: Nancy Bauer (Tufts University) Panelists: Taylor Rogers (Northwestern University) Emma D. Velez (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) Cricket Keating (University of Washington)
39 Thursday Late Afternoon, February 25, 3:10–6:10 p.m. (cont.)
11E. Submitted Colloquium: Kant and Hegel Chair: David Vessey (Grand Valley State University) Speaker: Emine Tuna (University of California, Santa Cruz) “Kant on the Puzzle of Imaginative Resistance” Commentator: Michael Olson (Marquette University) Chair: Leslie MacIvoy (East Tennessee State University) Speaker: Morganna Lambeth (Purdue University) “The Role of Receptivity in Heidegger’s Kant Interpretation” Commentator: J. Colin McQuillan (St. Mary’s University) Chair: Joshua Wretzel (The Pennsylvania State University) Author: Thimo Heisenberg (Bryn Mawr College) “Death in Berlin: Hegel on Mortality and the Social Order” Commentator: Brent Adkins (Roanoke College)
11F. Submitted Colloquium: Meta-Ethics Chair: Ron Aboodi (University of Toronto) Speaker: Zoe Johnson King (University of Southern California) “Motivating Moral Deliberation” Commentator: Daniel Wodak (University of Pennsylvania) Chair: Don Loeb (University of Vermont) Speaker: Jonathan Dixon (University of Massachusetts Amherst) “Moral Disagreement Skepticism Leveled” Commentator: Justin Locke (Claremont McKenna College) Chair: Sergio Tennenbaum (University of Toronto) Speaker: Joshua Smith (Rice University) “Buck Passing and Goodness of a Kind” Commentator: Chris Howard (McGill University)
11G. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemology and Methodology Chair: Blake McAllister (Hillsdale College) Speaker: Brian Pollex (University of Texas at Austin) “Two Theories of Understanding” Commentator: Allan Hazlett (Washington University in St. Louis) Chair: Anna Marmodoro (Oxford University) Speaker: Zak Kopeikin (University of Colorado, Boulder) “Bare-Difference Methodology and the Scientific Analogy” Commentator: Austin Due (University of Toronto)
40 Thursday Late Afternoon, February 25, 3:10–6:10 p.m. (cont.)
Chair: Nicholas Whittaker (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Speaker: Mark Herman (Arkansas State University) “A Pedagogical Case for Ethics First and Epistemology Last in Intro Phil: Against Foundationalist Topic-Sequencing in Introduction to Philosophy Courses” Commentator: Andrew Fuyarchuk (MacKenzie Academy)
11H. Invited Symposium: Digital Humanities Hackathon Chair: Mark Alfano (Macquarie University) Panelists: J. Adam Carter (University of Glasgow) Marc Cheong (University of Melbourne)
11I. Author Meets Critics: Cristina Lafont, Democracy without Shortcuts Chair: Charles Mills (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Author: Cristina Lafont (Northwestern University) Critics: Thomas Christiano (University of Arizona) Noelle McAfee (Emory University) Christopher Zurn (University of Massachusetts Boston)
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G4A. Society for the Phenomenology of Religious Experience Topic: Spirituality and Religion Chair: Neal DeRoo (The King’s University) Speakers: J. Aaron Simmons (Furman University) “Religious, But Not Spiritual? Institutional Structures and Intentional Lives” Dustin Zozaya (Gothenburg University) “Hand In Hand: Why You Can Be Spiritual or Religious, But You Can’t Be ‘Spiritual But Not Religious’” Drew Chastain (Loyola University in New Orleans) “Faith, Meaning, and Spirituality without Religion: Critiquing Robert Solomon and Leo Tolstoy” Neal DeRoo (The King’s University) “Rethinking Spirituality and Its Relation to Religion from a Phenomenological Perspective”
41 Thursday Late Afternoon, February 25, 3:10–6:10 p.m. (cont.)
G4B. Society of Asian and Comparative Philosophies Topic: SACP I: Path-Making the Silk Road Chair: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University) Speakers: Rogelio Leal (Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico) “Confucian Political Ideology and the New Silk Road” Emily Hunt (Belmont University) “Poetry as Meditation: Buddhism, Daoism, Han Shan, and Wang Duan” Yves Vendé (Loyola Marymount University) “Nobility and Education” James Garrison (Baldwin Wallace University) “A Gu That’s Not a Gu: The End of Art in China?”
G4C. Deep South Philosophy and Neuroscience Workgroup Topic: Intervening and Measuring Across the Neurosciences, Part I Chair: Dan Burnston (Tulane University) Speakers: Carl Craver (Washington University in St. Louis) “When Instruments Go Wrong: Artifacts, Confounds, and Noise” John Bickle (Mississippi State University and University of Mississippi Medical Center) “Intervene Molecularly, Measure Behavior: Neuroscience-in-Practice in Molecular and Cellular Cognition” William Bechtel (University of California, San Diego) “Intervening and Measuring to Identify a Phenomenon: From the Negative Variation to the Action Potential” Commentator: David Colaço (Tulane University)
G4D. Society for the Study of the History of Analytical Philosophy Topic: Judgment, Truth, and Logic in Frege Chair: Sanford Shieh (Wesleyan University) Speakers: Junyeol Kim (University of Connecticut) “Does Frege Have a Metalinguistic Truth-Predicate in Begriffsschrift?—Against the Argument Based on the Nominal Reading of Frege’s Conception of Sentences” Maria van der Schaar (Leiden University) “Frege: Logic and the First Person” Alexander Yates (University of St Andrews) “Inferential Capacities in Frege’s Case for Logicality”
42 Thursday Evening, February 25, 6:10–7:10 p.m.
G4E. Society for Indian Philosophy and Religion Topic: Ethical Theories: East and West Chair: Gordon Haist (University of South Carolina, Beaufort) Speakers: J. M. Fritzman (Lewis and Clark College) “Hegel and Behaviorism” Gagan Sapkota (Colorado University, Boulder) “Compulsion and Desireless Action” Isaac Nevo (Ben-Gurion University) “Plagiarism and the Indispensability of Authorship” Don Habibi (University of North Carolina at Wilmington) “Amartya Sen’s Theory of Human Rights, Justice, and Policy” Heather Salazar (Western New England University) “Teaching Meditation and Yoga in Ethics Classes” Sabita Samanta (West Bengal State University) “Moral Relativism: Some Reflections from Indian Morality”
THURSDAY EVENING, 6:10–7:10 P.M.
PRIZE RECEPTION AND SOCIAL HOUR 6:10–7:10 p.m. APA PRIZES De Gruyter Kant Lecture 2021 Michael Friedman (Stanford University) Dewey Lecture 2021 Robin Smith (Texas A&M University) CENTRAL DIVISION PRIZES 2021 APA Graduate Student Stipends Victor Abundez-Guerra (University of California, Riverside) for “Collective State Apologies and Moral (Il)Legitimacy” William Albuquerque (University of California, San Diego) for “Reasons-Responsiveness Theories and the Fallibility Paradox” Thomas Ames (Washington University in St. Louis) for “On Unifying Declarative Memory” Derek Andrews (Dalhousie University) for “Care and Competence: Arguments for the Assumption of Decision- Making Competence in Mature Minors Undergoing Medical Treatment” Jacob Andrews (Loyola University Chicago) for “Henry of Ghent on Skepticism and Knowledge”
43 Thursday Evening, February 25, 6:10–7:10 p.m. (cont.)
Joel Ballivian (University of Wisconsin–Madison) for “Not Those Auxiliary Assumptions” Rowan Bell (Syracuse University) for “It’s Just Science: Thick Concepts and Hermeneutical Injustice” Sayid Bnefsi (University of California, Irvine) for “Great Risks from Small Benefits Grow” Richard Booth (Columbia University) for “Supposition, Presupposition, and Trivalent Conditionals” Christopher Bousquet (Syracuse University) for “Racist Hate Speech, Speech Act Theory, and the First Amendment” Michael Bruckner (University of Wisconsin–Madison) for “What’s ‘Inside’? An Argument for Dispositional Identity as Mark of the Internal” Jay Carlson (Loyola University Chicago) for “Moral Testimony and Transformative Experiences: The Case of Peer-mentors in Spinal Cord Injuries” Jaime Castillo-Gamboa (University of Southern California) for “Propositions, Truthmaking and Set-Membership” Dong-yong Choi (The University of Kansas) for “Arguments for Temporal Biases” Rodrigo Diaz (University of Bern) for “Emotions and the Body: Testing the Subtraction Argument” Sarah DiMaggio (Vanderbilt University) for “Can Coercion Ground a Theory of Global Distributive Justice?” Jonathan Dixon (University of Massachusetts Amherst) for “Moral Disagreement Skepticism Leveled” J. L. A. Donohue (University of California, Los Angeles) for “Actions Speak Just as Loud as Words” Gabriel Dumet (Central European University) for “Propositions, Truthmaking, and Set-Membership” James Elliott (Purdue University) for “A New Response to the Branching Problem: Some Help from Kant” Nathan Engel-Hawbecker (University of Texas at Austin) for “Reason and Resentment” Martina Favaretto (Indiana University–Bloomington) for “Kant’s Notion of Rational Desire” Magnus Ferguson (Boston College) for “Social-Regret: On Responsibility for Others’ Harm” Cassidy Finley (University of Iowa) for “Aristotle and Philoponus on Bodiless Extension” Bradford Gladstone (Emory University) for “Language, World Creation, and Exclusion in Fanon and Anzaldúa” Joseph Glover (University of Iowa) for “Perlocutionary Frustration: A Speech Act Analysis of Microaggressions”
44 Thursday Evening, February 25, 6:10–7:10 p.m. (cont.)
Rachael Goodyer (Harvard University) for “How to (mis)read “The Human Prejudice”“ Patrick Grafton-Cardwell (University of Massachusetts Amherst) for “The Aesthetic Engagement Theory of Art” Michael L. J. Greer (The Graduate Center, CUNY) for “Self- Love and The Weight-Cycler: A Problem of Apprehensive Perception” Brian Hanley (University of Calgary) for “Systemic Causes and the Epistemology of Making Systems Safer” Jeremy Henry (Washington University in St. Louis) for “The Development of the Notion of Phantasia among the Early Stoics” Stephanie Hoffmann (University of Wisconsin–Madison) for “Biocentrism, Normativity, and The Organizational Account of Function” Kazi Huda (University of Oklahoma) for “Forceful Hermeneutical Inclusion as Hermeneutical Injustice” Derick Hughes (University of Colorado, Boulder) for “Humility Against False Courage and Improper Pride” Shahin Kaveh (University of Pittsburgh) for “What Helium Teaches Us about the Poverty of Referential Relations” Xiaoyu Ke (Washington University in St. Louis) for “Developing Intellectual Virtues: The Role of Emotion Differentiation” Paul Kelly (University of Wisconsin–Madison) for “Does Methodological Adaptationism Presuppose a False Dichotomy?” Hyoung Sung Kim (Stanford University) for “Teleology and Kantian Animal Ethics” Nate Lauffer (Northwestern University) for “Evidentialism and Normative Defeat” Zoey Lavallee (The Graduate Center, CUNY) for “The Nature of Sexual Desire: A Defense of Disunity” Roy Lee (Stanford University) for “Virtue’s Mean and its Standard in Aristotle’s Eudemian Ethics 8.3” Shiying Li (University of Wisconsin–Madison) for “Stigma, Justice, and Personal Relationships” Tien-Chun Lo (University of Oxford) for “On a Novel Metaphysical Explanation of Identity” Adam Lovett (New York University) for “Democracy and Time” Dylan Ludwig (York University) for “Social-eyes: Rich Perceptual Contents and Systemic Oppression” Taylor-Grey Miller (University of Texas at Austin) for “The Knowledge Argument Without Knowledge” Joshua Mund (University of Wisconsin–Madison) for “Non- Conscious Entities Do Not Have Individual Well-Being”
45 Thursday Evening, February 25, 6:10–7:10 p.m. (cont.)
Vasfi Onur Özen (University of Kansas) for “Nietzsche on Mimicry, Alliance, and the Phantasy of Empathy” Brian Pollex (University of Texas at Austin) for “Two Theories of Understanding” Tyler Porter (University of Houston) for “The Non-Interrogative Attitudes” Laurenz Ramsauer (University of Chicago) for “Is the Rule of Recognition Really a Duty-Imposing Rule?” Samuel Ridge (University of California, San Diego) for “Trouble for Hume’s Account of Sympathy” Olivia Schuman (York University) for “Who’s Your Daddy? Evolutionary Explanations for the Desire to Know a Gamete Donor” Paul Shephard (Indiana University) for “Echo Chambers and the Helping Hand of Trust” Robert Siscoe (University of Arizona) for “Knowledge and Accurate Credences” Joshua Smith (Rice University) for “Buck Passing and Goodness of a Kind” Michael Starling (University of Georgia) for “The Incongruity of Justice and Injustice in Thrasymachus’ Account” Angela Sun (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor) for “Can Consent Be Irrevocable?” Katherine Sweet (Saint Louis University) for “Shared Agency and Collaboration” Evan Thomas (The Ohio State University) for “Fontenelle Among the Neuroscientists: Early Modern Lessons for Contemporary Philosophy of Animal Consciousness” Marshall Thompson (Florida State University) for “Moral Worth, Kant, and the Basing Relation” Matthew Turyn (Georgia State University) for “Masks, Finks, and Gender Internalism” Shawn Tinghao Wang (University of California, San Diego) for “Why General Ability Still Matters (for Moral Responsibility)” Jonathan Weid (Northwestern University) for “The Non- Interrogative Attitudes” Isaac Wilhelm (Rutgers University) for “Possible Worlds and the Upper Bound Problem” Tomasz Wysocki (University of Pittsburgh) for “Might- and Would-Counterfactuals, Indeterministic Structural Equations, and Synchronized Interventions” Keyao Yang (University of California, San Diego) for “Addiction, Blameworthiness, and Duress”
46 Thursday Evening, February 25, 7:10–10:10 p.m.
Gözde Yildirim (Boston University) for “Rough Heroes Revisited” Ege Yumusak (Harvard University) for “Whence Interrogative Contents” Shimin Zhao (University of Wisconsin–Madison) for “Defending a Causal Process Account of Dynamical Explanation in Cognitive Science”
THURSDAY EVENING, 7:10–10:10 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
12A. APA Committee Session: Author Meets Critics: Tongdong Bai, Against Political Equality: The Confucian Case Arranged by the APA Committee on Asian and Asian American Philosophers and Philosophies Chair: Bradford Cokelet (University of Kansas) Author: Tongdong Bai (Fudan University) Critics: Bradford Cokelet (University of Kansas) Daniel Corrigan (Marymount University) Yarran Hominh (Columbia University) Thomas Mulligan (Georgetown University) Steven Wall (University of Arizona)
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G5A. Concerned Philosophers for Peace Co-sponsored by The Gandhi, King, Chavez, Addams Society Topic: Non-Violence with a Bite: Anger and Effective Protesting for Social Justice Chair: Court Lewis (Pellissippi State Community College) Speakers: Jennifer Kling (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs) “Of Course I’m Angry: Constructive Rage, Protest, and Political Communication” Barrett Emerick (St. Mary’s College of Maryland) “Moral Outrage, Echo Chambers, and Self- Insulating Anger” Joseph Orosco (Oregon State University) “Anger and Social Protest”
47 Thursday Evening, February 25, 7:10–10:10 p.m. (cont.)
G5B. Deep South Philosophy and Neuroscience Workgroup Topic: Intervening and Measuring Across the Neurosciences, Part II Chair: Dan Burnston (Tulane University) Speakers: Sarah Robins (University of Kansas) “Finding the Engram Everywhere” Felipe de Brigard (Duke University) “Brain Networks and Experimental Intervention” Nina Atanasova (University of Toledo) “Eliminating Pain” Commentator: Zina Ward (Florida State University)
G5C. Evangelical Philosophical Society Topic: Evangelicalism and Race Chair: Kristen Irwin (Loyola University of Chicago) Speakers: Dwight K. Lewis (University of Central Florida) Sameer Yadav (Westmont College) Ashish Varda (Moody Bible Institute)
G5D. International Association of the Philosophy of Humor II Topic: Book Symposium: Steven Gimbel, Isn’t that Clever: A Philosophical Account of Humor and Comedy Chair: Lauren Olin (University of Missouri–St. Louis) Speakers: Sheila Lintott (Bucknell University) “The (Re)Birth of Comedy: A Nietzschean Analysis of Hannah Gadsby’s Nanette” Lydia Amir (Tufts University) “Philosophers on Irony: The Untold Story” Critics: Lauren Olin (University of Missouri–St. Louis) Brian Robinson (Texas A&M University–Kingsville) Kaci Harrison (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Thomas Ames (Washington University in St. Louis) Respondent: Steven Gimbel (Gettysburg College)
G5E. Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Topic: Meeting of the Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Chair: Anthony Preus (Binghamton University) Speakers: Mark A. Sentesy (The Pennsylvania State University) “The Ontology of Multiplicity in Heraclitus, Parmenides, and Plato” Mason Marshall (Pepperdine University) “The First and Last City in Plato’s Republic” John Mulhern (University of Pennsylvania) “Φύσις in Aristotle’s Politics”
48 Thursday Evening, February 25, 7:10–10:10 p.m. (cont.)
G5F. International Society for Buddhist Philosophy Topic: Book Session: Jason Wirth, Nietzsche and Other Buddhas Chair: Leah Kalmanson (Drake University) Author: Jason Wirth (Seattle University) Respondents: Leah Kalmanson (Drake University) Jon Weidenbaum (Berkeley College)
G5G. Society for the Philosophic Study of the Contemporary Visual Arts Topic: SPSCVA General Interest Session Chair: Richard Nunan (College of Charleston) Speakers: Katheryn Doran (Hamilton College) “Dueling Epistemologists: Moore (G.E) and Morris (Errol) on the Unknown Known”
G5H. Society for Philosophy of Emotion Topic: Cultures of Shame Chair: Krista Thomason (Swarthmore College) Speakers: Lucia M. Munguia (William Paterson University of New Jersey) “Epistemic Shame in English Only Latinx American” Hazel T. Biana (De La Salle University) “Configuring Smart-Shaming in the Philippines”
G5I. North American Kant Society Topic: Kant on Deriving Moral Duties Chair: Karen Stohr (Georgetown University) Speakers: Martin Sticker (University of Bristol) “Mere Means, Mere Things and Mere Enemies” Melissa Seymour Fahmy (University of Georgia, Athens) “Deriving Duties from Obligatory Ends” Paul Formosa (Macquarie University) “Kant’s Formula of Humanity: From Derivation to Application” Adam Cureton (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) “Knowledge, Error, and Enlightenment in Kant’s Moral Philosophy”
49 Thursday Evening, February 25, 7:10–10:10 p.m. (cont.)
G5J. North American Society for Social Philosophy Topic: Is Luxury a Vice? Chair: Celeste Harvey (Independent Scholar) Speakers: Cassaundra Hill (Independent Scholar) “For the Greater Goods: Luxury as Narcissistic ‘Vice’” Leonard Kahn (Loyola University New Orleans) “Luxury Goods and Impartial Value” Jennifer Rothschild (University of Florida) “Ancient Virtue Theory on the Pursuit of Luxury and Vice”
G5K. The Society for the History of Political Philosophy Topic: Poetry in Philosophy Chair: Richard Velkley (Tulane University) Speakers: Charlie Gustafson-Barrett (Xavier University) “The Art of Hyperbole: The Good and Evil of Nietzsche’s Misogyny” Zachary Calhoun (Iowa State University) “Uses and Abuses of Homer in Kant’s Critiques” Maura Cowan (Tulane University) “The Politics of Poetry: Plato’s Republic II-III” Nicolas McAfee (University of Dallas) “Self-Deception in Rousseau’s Reveries”
G5L. Association for Philosophy of Education Topic: Values and Science Education Chair: Matt Ferkany (Michigan State University) Speakers: Matthew J. Brown (The University of Texas at Dallas) “‘Science and Moral Imagination’ in Science and Ethics Education” Frederick Grinnell (UT Southwestern Medical Center) “Why Science Education Avoids Values Pluralism and How N. Bohr’s Complementarity Might Help” Daniel Steel (University of British Columbia) “Opening Up about Values and Research Programs in Scientific Education”
50 Friday Morning, February 26, 8:00–11:00 a.m.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26
TEACHING HUB 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
BUSINESS MEETING 1:10–2:10 p.m.
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS 5:20–7:25 p.m.
FRIDAY MORNING, 8:00–11:00 A.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
13A. Invited Symposium: Representations of Women and Gender in Ancient Greek Philosophy Chair: Patricia Marechal (Northwestern University) Speakers: Mariska Leunissen (University of North Carolina) “Aristotle on the Facts and Experiences of Motherhood” Katharine O’Reilly (King’s College London) “Arete of Cyrene and the Role of Women in Philosophical Lineage” Marguerite Deslauriers (McGill University) “No-Sexed and Two-Sexed: ‘Tragainai’ and Eunuchs in Aristotle’s Biology”
13B. Invited Symposium: Activity as an Ethical and Aesthetic Ideal: Philosophy of German Romanticism Chair: Richard Eldridge (University of Tennessee) Speakers: Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina) “Bettina von Arnim and the Joys of Politics: What Kind of Activity Is Political Agitation?” Johannes Haag (Universität Potsdam) “Hölderlin on Intellectual Intuition and Aesthetic Sense” Kristen Gjesdal (Temple University) “Germaine de Staël and the Politics of History” Mattias Pirholt (Södertörn University) “Ethics and Aesthetic Energy: The Concept of Tatkraft in Karl Philipp Moritz’s Work”
51 Friday Morning, February 26, 8:00–11:00 a.m. (cont.)
13C. Invited Symposium: The Metaphysics of Processes and Events Chair: Anthony Fisher (University of Washington) Speakers: Johanna Seibt (Aarhus University) “General Process Theory” Gregory Landini (University of Iowa) “Ongoing Time With and Without Events”
13D. Invited Symposium: Fallibility in Medicine Chair: Ted Poston (The University of Alabama) Speakers: Jeff Bishop (Saint Louis University) Title TBA Jacob Stegenga (Cambridge University) Title TBA Jonathan Fuller (University of Pittsburgh) “Therapeutic Skepticism”
13E. Invited Symposium: Eco-phenomenology Chair: Bryan Smyth (University of Mississippi) Speakers: Janet Donohoe (University of West Georgia) “Eco-Phenomenology and the Loss of Place” Ted Toadvine (The Pennsylvania State University) “Earth-Ground and Spatial Level: Orienting Critical Ecophenomenology” Bryan Bannon (Merrimack College) “Hope, Sacrifice, and the Environmental Future”
13F. Invited Symposium: Evolved Human Nature, Virtue, and Flourishing Chair: Brad Cokelet (University of Kansas) Speakers: Darcia Narvaez (University of Notre Dame) “A Proper Member of the Species: The Evolved Shaping of Human Nature and Virtue” Blaine Fowers (University of Miami) “What Evolutionary Psychology Can Teach Us about Human Flourishing” Commentator: Owen Flanagan (Duke University)
13G. Submitted Colloquium: Metaphysics: Grounding, Propositions, and Mereology Chair: Nathaniel Baron-Schmitt (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Speaker: Tien-Chun Lo (University of Oxford) “On a Novel Metaphysical Explanation of Identity”
52 Friday Morning, February 26, 8:00–11:00 a.m. (cont.)
Commentator: Alexander Skiles (Rutgers University–New Brunswick) Chair: Scott Dixon (Ashoka University) Speakers: Jaime Castillo-Gamboa (University of Southern California) and Gabriel Dumet (Central European University) “Propositions, Truthmaking, and Set-Membership” Commentator: Paul Audi (University of Rochester) Chair: Evan Woods (The Ohio State University) Speaker: Samuel Meister (University of Toronto) “Ornament and Content” Commentator: Simon J. Evnine (University of Miami)
13H. Submitted Colloquium: Democratic Theory Chair: Tucker Marks (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Speaker: Michael Cholbi (The University of Edinburgh) “Disenfranchisement, Desert, and Political Wrongdoing” Commentator: Lindsey Schwartz (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Chair: Manon Andre de St. Amant (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Speaker: Mark Satta (Wayne State University) “Unpluckable Feathers of Democracy” Commentator: Chetan Cetty (University of Pennsylvania) Chair: Kiley Komro (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Speaker: Adam Lovett (New York University) “Democracy and Time” Commentator: Jeffrey Carroll (University of Virginia)
13I. Submitted Colloquium: Language and Modality Chair: William Reckner (University of Richmond) Speaker: Isaac Wilhelm (Rutgers University) “Possible Worlds and the Upper Bound Problem” Commentator: Ethan Brauer (Lingnan University) Chair: William Reckner (University of Richmond) Speaker: Martin Glazier (University of Hamburg) “The Contingency of Actuality” Commentator: John Mackay (University of Wisconsin–Madison) Chair: Alex Radulescu (University of Missouri) Speaker: Richard Booth (Columbia University) “Supposition, Presupposition, and Trivalent Conditionals” Commentator: Paolo Santorio (University of Maryland, College Park)
53 Friday Morning, February 26, 8:00–11:00 a.m. (cont.)
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G6A. Philosophy of Time Society Chair: Cristian Mariani (Chair of Excellence in Philosophy of Quantum Physics & Institut Néel (CNRS)) Speakers: Nicholas Rimell (Jilin University) “Parts of Enduring Objects” Kasia Jaszczolt (University of Cambridge) “Time, Metarepresentation, and Metaindexicality” Samuele Iaquinto (University of Turin) and Claudio Calosi (University of Geneva) “Quantum Fragmentalism”
G6B. International Society for Environmental Ethics Topic: ISEE Group Meeting: Aesthetics Chair: Megs S. Gendreau (Centre College) Speakers: Victor Monnin (University of Strasbourg) “The Ethics of Painting Extinct Non-Human Animals and Environments” Violeena Deka (Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati) “Perception, Painting and Nature: An Exploration in Merleau Ponty’s Philosophy” Jordan Daniels (Emory University) “Adorno on the Problem of ‘Appreciating Nature on Its Own Terms’”
G6C. North American Division of the Schopenhauer Society Topic: New Directions in Schopenhauer Research Chair: Sandra Shapshay (Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY) Speakers: Marie-Michèle Blondin (Collège Montmorency) “Unconscious Mechanisms in Schopenhauer’s Philosophy. Madness, Love, and Hope as Examples” Ignacio L. Moya (Western University) “Happy People as Unwitting Allies of the Will in Schopenhauer” Juan C. Rivera (Boston College) “Schopenhauer, the Mystic, and the Saying the Thing in Itself: A Neoplatonic Argument for Reconciliation”
54 Friday Midday, February 26, 11:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m.
Marco Segala (University of L’Aquila) “Teleology with Regrets: Schopenhauer on Finalism and Physico-teleology”
G6D. Hong Kong Kant Society Topic: Recent Controversies in Interpreting Kant’s Religion Chair: Howard Williams (Cardiff University) Speakers: Andrew Chignell (Princeton University) “Moral Encroachment and Kant’s Moral Arguments” Jacqueline Mariña (Purdue University) “Radical Evil, Social Contracts, and Idea of the Church in Kant” Stephen Palmquist (Hong Kong Baptist University) “How Is Religious Experience Possible? On the (Quasi-Transcendental) Mode of Argument in Kant’s Religion” Lawrence Pasternack (Oklahoma State University) “Appraisals, Experiments, and the Anathema: On the Hermeneutics of Kant’s Religion”
FRIDAY MIDDAY, 11:10 A.M.–1:10 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
14A. Dewey Lecture Chair: Richard Bett (Johns Hopkins University) Speaker: Robin Smith (Texas A&M University) “Some Historical Observations”
14B. Author Meets Critics: Scott Berman, Platonism and the Objects of Science Chair: Naomi Reshotko (University of Denver) Critics: Cody Gilmore (University of California, Davis) Marshall Abrams (University of Alabama– Birmingham) Commentator: Scott Berman (Saint Louis University)
55 Friday Midday, February 26, 11:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m. (cont.)
14C. Submitted Symposium: Actualism and the Demands of Morality Chair: Luke Semrau (Georgetown University) Speaker: Miles Tucker (Virginia Commonwealth University) “Actualism and the Demands of Morality” Commentators: Douglas Portmore (Arizona State University) Peter Graham (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
14D. Submitted Symposium: Dialectic Delicacies in Arguing for Agential Knowledge Chair: Laura Nicoară (University of Southern California) Speaker: Derek Lam (University of Wisconsin–Whitewater) “Dialectic Delicacies in Arguing for Agential Knowledge” Commentator: Andrés Abugattas (Northwestern University)
14E. Submitted Symposium: Systemic Causes and the Epistemology of Making Systems Safer Chair: Fernando Alvear (University of Missouri) Speaker: Brian Hanley (University of Calgary) “Systemic Causes and the Epistemology of Making Systems Safer” Commentators: Janella Baxter (Washington University in St. Louis) Christopher Hitchcock (California Institute of Technology)
14F. Submitted Symposium: The Formal Virtual Coincidence of Relations in Leibniz Chair: Emanuele Costa (Vanderbilt University) Speaker: Jeff Lambert (Duquesne University) “The Formal Virtual Coincidence of Relations in Leibniz” Commentators: Juan J. Colomina (Louisiana State University) Michael Hansen (Brigham Young University)
14G. Submitted Symposium: Weight-Cycling, Apprehensive Perception, and the Body You Might Have Chair: Gina Lebkuecher (Loyola University Chicago) Speaker: Michael L. J. Greer (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Commentator: Gregory L. Bock (University of Texas at Tyler)
56 Friday Midday, February 26, 11:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m. (cont.)
14H. Submitted Symposium: Moral Worth, Kant, and the Basing Relation Chair: Karl Schafer (University of California, Irvine) Speaker: Marshall Thompson (Florida State University) “Moral Worth, Kant, and the Basing Relation” Commentators: Irina Schumski (University of Tuebingen) Samuel Kahn (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis)
14I. Submitted Symposium: One Too Many: On Hermeneutical Excess as Hermeneutical Injustice Chair: Trystan Goetze (Dalhousie University) Speaker: Nicole Dular (Franklin College) “One Too Many: On Hermeneutical Excess as Hermeneutical Injustice” Commentators: Katherine Tullmann (Northern Arizona University) Andrew Spear (Grand Valley State University)
14J. Submitted Colloquium: (In)equality Chair: Samuel Freeman (University of Pennsylvania) Speaker: Alexander Motchoulski (University of Arizona) “Contractarian Egalitarianism” Commentator: Chris Melenovsky (University of Suffolk) Chair: Rahul Kumar (Queen’s University) Speaker: David O’Brien (Tulane University) “Inequality: Do Not Disperse” Commentator: Brian Berkey (University of Pennsylvania)
14K. Submitted Symposium: Trouble for Hume’s Account of Sympathy Chair: Alok Tiwari (University of Missouri–Columbia) Speaker: Samuel Ridge (University of California, San Diego) “Trouble for Hume’s Account of Sympathy” Commentators: Alison G. McIntyre (Wellseley College) Giovanni Grandi (University of British Columbia– Okanagan)
57 Friday Midday, February 26, 11:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m. (cont.)
14L. Submitted Colloquium: Aristotle’s Ethics Chair: Allison Murphy (Carleton College) Speaker: Bradford Kim (Auburn University) “Aristotle on Purely Disinterested Concern and the Common Good” Commentator: Dhananjay Jagannathan (Columbia University) Chair: Bryan Reece (University of Arkansas) Speaker: Roy Lee (Stanford University) “Virtue’s Mean and Its Standard in Aristotle’s Eudemian Ethics 8.3” Commentator: Corinne Gartner (Wellesley College)
14M. Submitted Symposium: Actions Speak Just as Loud as Words Chair: Joseph Frigault (Coker University) Speaker: J. L. A. Donohue (University of California, Los Angeles) “Actions Speak Just as Loud as Words” Commentator: Noa Latham (University of Calgary)
14N. Submitted Colloquium: Hope and Humility Chair: Qiannan Li (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Speaker: Derick Hughes (University of Colorado, Boulder) “Humility Against False Courage and Improper Pride” Commentator: Nir Ben-Moshe (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) Chair: Kylie Shahar (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities) Speaker: Catherine Rioux (Université Laval) “Hope and Sincerity” Commentator: Susan Castro (Wichita State University)
14O. AAPT Workshop: The Strengths of Specifications Grading (M7) Co-sponsored by the American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT) Chair: Giancarlo Tarantino (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago) Panelists: David W. Concepción (Ball State University) “The Advantages of Using Specifications Grading” Sarah Vitale (Ball State University) “How to Implement Specifications Grading”
58 Friday Afternoon, February 26, 2:10–5:10 p.m.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 2:10–5:10 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
15A. Invited Symposium: Historical Philosophy of Psychology Chair: Marina Folescu (University of Missouri) Speakers: Rebecca Copenhaver (Washington University in St. Louis) “Berkeley, Reid, and Perceptual Learning” John Campbell (University of California, Berkeley) Title TBA Antonia LoLordo (University of Virginia) “Mary Shepherd’s Account of the Mind: Opponents and Implications”
15B. Invited Symposium: Knowledge as a Virtue of Soul in Ancient Philosophy Chair: Gabriel Lear (University of Chicago) Speakers: Katja Vogt (Columbia University) “Virtue Is Knowledge” Joshua Mendelsohn (Loyola University Chicago) “Aristotle on Knowledge of Particulars in Metaphysics M 10” Nicholas D. Smith (Lewis and Clark College) “Socrates on Having a Skill”
15C. Invited Symposium: Hope, Resilience, and Resistance Chair: Shaeeda Mensah (Franklin & Marshall College) Speakers: Adam Cureton (University of Tennessee) “Solidarity in Kantian Moral Theory” Tamara Fakhoury (University of Minnesota) “Violent Resistance as Radical Choice” Krista Thomason (Swarthmore College) “Contempt and Resilience in W. E. B. Du Bois”
15D. Invited Symposium: Rationalism in Ethics Chair: Hille Paakkunainen (Syracuse University) Speakers: Mark van Roojen (University of Nebraska–Lincoln) “Rationalism without Formalism” Michael Smith (Princeton University) “Naturalistic vs. Non-Naturalistic Ethical Rationalism” Julia Markovits (Cornell University) Title TBA
59 Friday Afternoon, February 26, 2:10–5:10 p.m. (cont.)
15E. Invited Symposium: Essence, Definition, Analysis Chair: Jon Litland (University of Texas at Austin) Speakers: Gideon Rosen (Princeton University) “Essence, Definition and Explanation” Andreas Ditter (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) “The Hyperintensionality of Essence” Samuel Z. Elgin (University of California, San Diego) “The New Paradox of Analysis”
15F. Invited Symposium: Practical and Epistemic Normativity Chair: Kate Nolfi (University of Vermont) Speakers: Nate Sharadin (The College of New Jersey) “Epistemic Instrumentalists Should Be Epistemic Ecologists” Stephanie Leary (McGill University) “Moral Encroachment and Sexual Assault Accusations” Rima Basu (Claremont McKenna College) Title TBA
15G. APA Committee Session: The Problem of Modernity Arranged by the APA Committee on Hispanics Chair: Elizabeth Millan Brusslan (DePaul University) Speakers: Julian David Rios Acuña (DePaul University) “Delinking Jose Marti from Modernity/Coloniality: A Fanonian Reading of Nuestra America” Paula Landerreche Cardillo (DePaul University) “Modernity and Horrorism in Latin America” Aurora Laybourn-Candlish (DePaul University) “A Tempest in Latin American: The Coloniality of Gender in Rodó and Fernández Retamar” Greg Convertito (DePaul University) “Two Ways of Writing the Americas: Rendering the Americas Legible in Sarmiento’s Facundo and Anzaldúa’s Borderlands/La Frontera”
60 Friday Afternoon, February 26, 2:10–5:10 p.m. (cont.)
15H. APA Committee Session: Multi-Perspectives on How to Live a Good Life: A Roundtable Discussion Arranged by the APA Committee on Asian and Asian American Philosophers and Philosophies Chair: Robin Wang (Loyola Marymount University) Speakers: Skye C. Cleary (Columbia University and Barnard College) “Existentialism” Owen Flanagan (Duke University) “Buddhism” Massimo Pigliucci (City College of New York) “Stoicism” Deepak Sarma (Case Western Reserve University) “Hinduism” Robin Wang (Loyola Marymount University) “Daoism” Bryan W. Van Norden (Vassar College) “Confucianism”
15I. APA Committee Session: Author Meets Critics Session: Shay Welch, The Phenomenology of a Performative Knowledge System: Dancing with Native American Epistemology Arranged by the APA Committee on Native American and Indigenous Philosophers Chair: Andrea Sullivan-Clarke (University of Windsor) Author: Shay Welch (Spelman College) Critics: Sterling Knox (Marquette University) Alejandro Santana (University of Portland)
15J. Submitted Colloquium: Bioethics Chair: Paul Tubig (University of Washington) Speaker: Jay Carlson (Loyola University Chicago) “Moral Testimony and Transformative Experiences: The Case of Peer-mentors in Spinal Cord Injuries” Commentator: Amy E. White (Ohio University) Chair: Sara Gavrell-Ortiz (University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez) Speaker: Derek Andrews (Dalhousie University) “Care and Competence: Arguments for the Assumption of Decision-Making Competence in Mature Minors Undergoing Medical Treatment” Commentator: Andrew Ingram (Chicago-Kent College of Law)
61 Friday Afternoon, February 26, 2:10–5:10 p.m. (cont.)
Chair: Bjørn Kristensen (University of Oregon) Speaker: Stephanie Hoffmann (University of Wisconsin– Madison) “Biocentrism, Normativity, and the Organizational Account of Function” Commentator: David K. Chan (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
15K. Invited Symposium: The Role of Mental States in Semantics Chair: Beth Barker (Northwestern University) Speakers: Megan Stotts (McMaster University) “Toward Non-Mental Semantics” Alex Radulescu (University of Missouri) “On Detonating” Daniel Harris (Hunter College, CUNY) Title TBA
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G7A. Diversity Institute Alumni Program Topic: Diversity Institute Alumni Session Chair: Asia Ferrin (American University) Speakers: Nic Koski (Towson University) “White Ignorance Is Not a Disability” Christian Nakazawa (University of California, Berkeley) “‘Treat Like Cases Alike’ as a Fundamental Principle of Legal Justice” Corbin Covington (Independent Scholar) “Afro-Pessimism, Dark Ontology, and the Antiblack [R]use of Liberalism”
G7B. International Society for Environmental Ethics Topic: ISEE Group Meeting: Climate Change and Moral Responsibility Chair: Nathan Carson (Fresno Pacific University) Speakers: Kelly Coble (Baldwin Wallace University) “Welcoming Strangers in a Climate-Disrupted World” Ludovica Adamo (University of Leeds) “Climate Change and Human Rights: How to Include the Environment in the Sphere of our Moral Rights”
62 Friday Evening, February 26, 7:30–10:30 p.m.
Adriana Placani (University of Graz) “What We Owe Ourselves: On Climate Change, Duty, and Responsibility”
FRIDAY EVENING, 5:20–6:50 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
16A. Presidential Address Chair: Jennifer Lackey (Northwestern University) Speaker: Russ Shafer-Landau (University of Wisconsin– Madison) “Twenty Questions”
FRIDAY EVENING, 7:30–10:30 P.M.
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G8A. International Association for Japanese Philosophy Topic: Japanese Mindfulness Philosophy Chair: Kevin Taylor (University of Memphis) Speakers: Johnathan Flowers (Worcester State University) “Kuki o Yomu: Qualitative Mindfulness in Japanese Philosophy” Kevin Taylor (University of Memphis) “Selling Mindfulness from Hakuin Zen to Jon Kabat-Zinn” Jonathan McKinney (University of Cincinnati) “Ecological Mindfulness and Joy as Activism”
G8B. Society of Asian and Comparative Philosophies Topic: SACP II: Emotion in Korean Philosophies and Religions Chair: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University) Speakers: Joseph Harroff (The Pennsylvania State University) “Confucian Thinking through Feelings: From Ethical Sprouts to Cosmopolitical Community” Hyekyung Ji (Yonsei University) “Hanmaeum: The Buddhist Philosophical Basis of Jeong (情)” Chung Nam Ha (Won Institute of Graduate Studies) “Emotion in Won Buddhism: Resentment and Gratitude for Symbiotic Harmony”
63 Friday Evening, February 26, 7:30–10:30 p.m. (cont.)
Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University) “Emotions (Jeong 情) in Korean Confucianism and Family: An Ecofeminist Perspective”
G8C. The Hume Society Topic: Hume’s Legacy Regarding Racism Chair: Mark Collier (University of Minnesota–Morris) Speaker: Andre C. Willis (Brown University) “Hume’s Racism: Some Responses” This session will end at 9:30 p.m.
64 Saturday Morning, February 27, 8:00–10:00 a.m.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27
SATURDAY MORNING, 8:00–10:00 A.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
17A. Author Meets Critics: Sergio Tenenbaum, Rational Powers in Action: Instrumental Rationality and Extended Agency Chair: Jamie Dreier (Brown University) Author: Sergio Tenenbaum (University of Toronto) Critics: Sarah Paul (New York University–Abu Dhabi) Matthias Haase (University of Chicago)
17B. Submitted Colloquium: Epistemic Consequences of Power Relations Chair: Adam Bowen (Ball State University) Speaker: Dylan Ludwig (York University) “Social-eyes: Rich Perceptual Contents and Systemic Oppression” Commentator: Dimitria Gatzia (University of Akron) Chair: John Brunero (University of Nebraska–Lincoln) Speaker: Nicholas Bochenek (Ohio University) “Knowing in the Face of Power” Commentator: Emily McWilliams (Duke University)
17C. Invited Symposium: The Ethics of Elizabeth Anscombe Chair: Gregory Brown (University of Chicago) Speaker: Candace Vogler (University of Chicago) Title TBA Commentator: John Schwenkler (Florida State University)
17D. Submitted Symposium: Stigma, Justice, and Personal Relationships Chair: Alex Campbell (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Speaker: Shiying Li (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “Stigma, Justice, and Personal Relationships” Commentators: John Lawless (Utica College) Beth Valentine (University of North Dakota)
65 Saturday Morning, February 27, 8:00–10:00 a.m. (cont.)
17E. Submitted Colloquium: Sex Chair: Raja Halwani (School of the Art Institute of Chicago) Speaker: Zoey Lavallee (The Graduate Center, CUNY) “The Nature of Sexual Desire: A Defense of Disunity” Commentator: Larry Herzberg (University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh) Chair: J. K. Miles (Quincy University) Speaker: Charles Richardson (Independent Scholar) “Bad Sex and Liberalism” Commentator: Katherine Ward (Bucknell University)
17F. Submitted Symposium: The Non-Interrogative Attitudes Chair: Chase Wrenn (University of Alabama) Speakers: Jonathan Weid (Northwestern University) and Tyler Porter (University of Houston) “The Non-Interrogative Attitudes” Commentators: Jane Friedman (Independent Scholar) Errol Lord (University of Pennsylvania)
17G. Submitted Symposium: Kant on Whether Plants Represent Chair: Marc A. Joseph (University of Central Missouri) Speaker: Tyke Nunez (University of South Carolina) “Kant on Whether Plants Represent” Commentators: Maya Kronfeld (Princeton Society of Fellows) Anthony (A.G.) Holdier (The University of Arkansas)
17H. Submitted Symposium: Language, World Creation, and Exclusion in Fanon and Anzaldúa Chair: Alexander Wolfson (University of Virginia) Speaker: Bradford Gladstone (Emory University) “Language, World Creation, and Exclusion in Fanon and Anzaldúa” Commentators: Charles Peterson (Oberlin College) Aminah Hasan-Birdwell (Columbia University)
17I. Submitted Colloquium: Intellectual Virtues Chair: Michaela Manson (University of Toronto) Speaker: Charlie Crerar (University of Connecticut) “Intellectual Virtue, Character, and Motivations” Commentator: Sarah Wright (University of Georgia)
66 Saturday Morning, February 27, 8:00–10:00 a.m. (cont.)
Chair: Joshua Smart (The Ohio State University) Speaker: Xiaoyu Ke (Washington University in St. Louis) “Developing Intellectual Virtues: The Role of Emotion Differentiation” Commentator: Michael Brady (University of Glasgow)
17J. Submitted Symposium: Shared Agency and Collaboration Chair: Amy Flowerree (Texas Tech University) Speaker: Katherine Sweet (Saint Louis University) “Shared Agency and Collaboration” Commentators: Kirk Ludwig (Indiana University) Reuben Stern (Kansas State University)
17K. Submitted Symposium: Metaphysical Semantics vs. Grounding on Questions of Realism Chair: Bruno Whittle (University of Wisconsin) Speaker: Rohan Sud (Ryerson University) “Metaphysical Semantics vs. Grounding on Questions of Realism” Commentators: Kenneth Boyce (University of Missouri) Kevin Richardson (North Carolina State University)
17L. Submitted Colloquium: Echo Chambers Chair: Collin Lucken (University of Cincinnati) Speaker: Benjamin Chan (St. Norbert College) “Beholding: Beyond Attention Hygiene” Commentator: David Lincicome (Central Connecticut State University) Chair: Michael Doan (Oakland University) Speaker: Paul Shephard (Indiana University) “Echo Chambers and the Helping Hand of Trust” Commentator: Brian Barnett (St. John Fisher College)
17M. Submitted Colloquium: Animal Ethics Chair: Chad Horne (Northwestern University) Speaker: Kyle Johannsen (Queen’s University) “Helping Wild Animals: Beneficence, Egalitarian Distributive Justice, or Rectification?” Commentator: Amelia Wirts (University of Washington) Chair: Songyao Ren (Duke University) Speaker: Sara Chant (Purdue University) “The Puppy Adoption Fallacy” Commentator: Mark Sheldon (Northwestern University)
67 Saturday Morning, February 27, 8:00–11:00 a.m.
SATURDAY MORNING, 8:00–11:00 A.M.
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G9A. International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP) Topic: Worries, Empathy, Dialogue, and Punishment Chair: Jing Hu (Concordia University (Montreal)) Speakers: Bongrae Seok (Alvernia University) “The Duality of Confucian Emotion and Moral Empathy” Wenhui Xie (University of Oklahoma) “Worries in My Heart – A Defense of the Significance of Negative Emotions in theAnalects ” Hanzhou Zhang (Tsinghua University) “How to Form a Productive Dialogue between Confucian Ethics and Care Ethics” Liang Cai (University of Notre Dame) “Can Heavy Punishment Deter Crime: Shang Yang and Han Feizi in dialogue with the Western Han Reality” This session will end at 11:00 a.m.
SATURDAY MIDDAY, 10:10 A.M.–1:10 P.M.
DIVISIONAL PROGRAM
18A. Invited Symposium: Relations Chair: Kent Mussell (University of Texas at Austin) Speakers: Joop Leo (University of Amsterdam) “A Logic of Neutral Relations” Erica Shumener (University of Pittsburgh) “Qua-Relations” Scott Dixon (Ashoka University) “Symmetric Relations”
18B. Submitted Symposium: Submission Chair: Caleb Ward (Stony Brook University) Speaker: Manon Garcia (Society of Fellows, Harvard University) Commentators: Federica Gregoratto (University of St. Gallen) Anna Mudde (University of Regina) This session will start at 11:10 a.m.
68 Saturday Midday, February 27, 10:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m.
18C. Invited Symposium: Constitutivism Chair: Caroline Arruda (University of Texas at El Paso) Speakers: Kathryn Lindeman (University of South Carolina) Title TBA David Horst (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul) “Is It All Just a Game?” Michael Bukoski (Florida State University) “Constitutivism and Normativity”
18D. Invited Symposium: Hylomorphism in Kant and Hegel Chair: Chen Liang (University of Illinois at Chicago) Speakers: Katharina Kraus (University of Notre Dame) “Kant’s Hylomorphic Account of Mental Faculties, and of the Human Person” Jim Conant (University of Chicago and University of Bonn) Title TBA Konstantin Pollok (Universität Mainz) “Kant’s Transcendental Hylomorphism and the Forming Act of the Discursive Intellect” Matthew Boyle (University of Chicago) “Kant’s Hylomorphism and the Thing-in-Itself”
18E. Invited Symposium: Virtues and Vices, Old and New Chair: Stephen Gardiner (University of Washington) Speakers: Alessandra Tanesini (Cardiff University) “Collective Intellectual Arrogance” Robin Dillon (Lehigh University) “The Contemporary Evils of Old-Fashioned Vices” Jason Kawall (Colgate University) “Rethinking Arrogance and Humility: Collective Aspects and Expressions”
18F. Invited Symposium: Gender and Identity Chair: Linda Martín Alcoff (Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY) Speakers: Tomas A. Bogardus (Pepperdine University) “Can the Trans Inclusion Problem be ‘Deflated’?” Sophie Grace Chappell (The Open University) Title TBA Katharine Jenkins (The University of Glasgow) “How to Be a Pluralist about Gender”
69 Saturday Midday, February 27, 10:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m. (cont.)
18G. Submitted Colloquium: The Nature and Desirability of a “Post- work” Future Chair: Michael Cholbi (The University of Edinburgh) Speakers: Kory Schaff (California State University, Los Angeles) “Labor as Self-Realization, or Freedom from Work?” Denise Celentano (Centre for Research on Ethics, University of Montreal) “Post-Work Ethic and Labor Justice” Jean-Philippe Deranty (Macquarie University) “Post-work Society as an Oxymoron”
18H. Submitted Colloquium: Persons Chair: Tomasz Wysocki (University of Pittsburgh) Speaker: Evan Woods (The Ohio State University) “Revenge of the Personites” Commentator: Shen Pan (University of Maryland) Chair: Ranpal Dosanjh (Iowa State University) Speaker: Jeremy Skrzypek (University of Mary) “Priority Perdurantism” Commentator: T. Q. George (University of Iowa) Chair: Katarina Perovic (University of Iowa) Speaker: James Elliott (Purdue University) “A New Response to the Branching Problem: Some Help from Kant” Commentator: Eliya Cohen (Princeton University)
18I. Submitted Colloquium: Laws of Nature Chair: TBA Speaker: Chris Dorst (University of Florida) “Humeanism and the Paradox of Predictability” Commentator: Nicholas Koziolek (Washington University in St. Louis) Chair: Sharon Mason (University of Central Arkansas) Speaker: Cameron Gibbs (Independent Scholar) “Induction in a Humean World” Commentator: Andrew Melnyk (University of Missouri) Chair: W. Scott Cleveland (University of Mary) Speaker: David Blanks (University of Iowa) “Laws of Nature, the Problem of Induction, and Theism” Commentator: Chris Tweedt (Christopher Newport University)
70 Saturday Midday, February 27, 10:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m. (cont.)
18J. Submitted Colloquium: Theory Choice and Evidence Chair: Andrew Moon (Virginia Commonwealth University) Speaker: Nate Lauffer (Northwestern University) “Evidentialism and Normative Defeat” Commentator: Joel Pust (University of Delaware) Chair: Travis Holmes (University of Missouri) Speaker: Joel Ballivian (University of Wisconsin–Madison) “Not Those Auxiliary Assumptions” Commentator: Chris Stephens (University of British Columbia) Chair: Aydin Mohseni (University of California, Irvine) Speaker: Shahin Kaveh (University of Pittsburgh) “What Helium Teaches Us about the Poverty of Referential Relations” Commentator: Don Howard (University of Notre Dame)
18K. Submitted Colloquium: The Ethics of Effort and Attention Chair: Grant Rozeboom (St. Mary’s College of California) Speaker: Hasko von Kriegstein (Ryerson University) “Two Types of Difficulty: Task and Performance” Commentator: Ian D. Dunkle (Boston University) Chair: Oded Na’aman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Speaker: James Fritz (Virginia Commonwealth University) “Fitting Emotion and the Limits of Attention” Commentator: Logan Wigglesworth (Rice University) Chair: Logan Wigglesworth (Rice University) Speaker: Elizabeth Lanphier (University of Cincinnati) “Committing to Complicity” Commentator: Pavel Nitchovski (University of North Carolina)
18L. APA Committee Session: Empathy and Morality Arranged by the APA Committee on International Cooperation Chair: Karsten Stueber (College of the Holy Cross) Speakers: John Deigh (University of Texas at Austin) “Empathy and Reasonableness” Monika Betzler (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) “Shared Belief and the Limits of Empathy” Erasmus Mayr (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) “Smithian Sympathy and the Commitment to Intersubjectivity” Commentator: Olivia Bailey (Tulane University)
71 Saturday Midday, February 27, 10:10 a.m.–1:10 p.m. (cont.)
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G10A. Society for Indian Philosophy and Religion Topic: Knowledge and Justification Chair: J. M. Fritzman (Lewis and Clark College) Speakers: Gordon Haist (University of South Carolina, Beaufort) Invited Address: “Constant Conjunction, Contradictory Coherence, and the Disruption of Presence” Kisor K. Chakrabarti (Institute of Cross Cultural Studies and Academic Exchange) Keynote Address: “Justification of Knowledge: Intrinsic or Extrinsic” Sorin Baiasu (Keele University) Invited Address: “Is There a Kantian A Priori in Indian Philosophy?” Sahar Joakim (St. Louis Community College) “Dharmottara and Gettier’s Cases Against Knowledge” B. N. Hebbar (George Washington University) “Theories of Illusion (Viparyaya) in Indian Philosophy” Leigh K. Duffy (SUNY Buffalo State College) “What Would It Take to Be Enlightened?”
G10B. Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) Co-sponsored by the Public Philosophy Network (PPN) Topic: Public Philosophy and Activism Chair: Jesi Taylor Cruz (The Graduate Center, CUNY) Milana Kostic (University of California, San Diego) Angela Sun (University of Michigan) Jocelyn Yuxing Wang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Jingyi Wu (University of California, Irvine) Speakers: Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò (Georgetown University) Danna Adune (Ateneo de Manila University) Margaret Betz (Rutgers University–Camden) Wai Lok Cheung (Chinese University of Hong Kong) Hannah De Brine (University of California, Berkeley) Claire Michael (University of California, Berkeley) Kordell Dixon (Virginia Tech) Rebecca Korf (University of California, Irvine) Ian Olasov (The Graduate Center, CUNY) M. A. Parks (University of California, Davis)
72 Saturday Afternoon, February 27, 2:10–5:10 p.m.
Gwendalynn Roebke (University of Colorado, Boulder)
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2:10–5:10 P.M.
AFFILIATED GROUP PROGRAM
G11A. Center for New Narrative in Philosophy Topic: Philosophical Reflections on Slavery in the Eighteenth Century Chair: Christia Mercer (Columbia University) Speakers: Justin E. H. Smith (University of Paris) “Neglected Voices in Eighteenth-Century Debates about Slavery: The Case of Jacobus Capitein” Dalitso Ruwe (University of Guelph) “Carnal Avarice and Inhuman Crimes Against Africans: Lemuel Haynes and Ottobah Cugoano’s Critique of Western Slavery in the Eighteenth Century” Commentator: John Harfouch (University of Alabama–Huntsville)
G11B. Concerned Philosophers for Peace Co-sponsored by The Gandhi, King, Chavez, Addams Society Topic: Forgiveness Confronts Structural Racism, Sexism, and Xenophobia Chair: Court Lewis (Pellissippi State Community College) Speakers: Sam Bruton (University of Southern Mississippi) “Forgiveness, Reconciliation, and BLM” Gregory L. Bock (University of Texas at Tyler) and Jason Cook (Dallas Theological Seminary) “The Hope of Forgiveness in a Time of Crisis” Court Lewis (Pellissippi State Community College) “Forgiveness as Resistance”
G11C. Society for Mexican American Philosophy Topic: Author Meets Critics: Alberto G. Urquidez, (Re-)Defining Racism Chair: Grant J. Silva (Marquette University) Author: Alberto G. Urquidez (Bowdoin College) Critics: George N. Fourlas (Franklin & Marshall College) Cody Dout (University of Washington) Phil Mack (Marquette University) José Jorge Mendoza (University of Washington)
73 Saturday Afternoon, February 27, 2:10–5:10 p.m. (cont.)
G11D. Society of Christian Philosophers Topic: Divine Ideas and Divine Simplicity Chair: Jeff Brower (Purdue University) Speakers: Lorraine Keller (University of St. Joseph) “Can a Simple God Have Multiple Ideas?” Thomas W. Ward (Baylor University) “The Containment Exemplarist Theory of Divine Ideas”
G11E. Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children Topic: Gareth B. Matthews and Ann Margaret Sharp: Philosophy for Children Founders Chair: Maughn Rollins Gregory (Montclair State University) Speakers: Maughn Rollins Gregory (Montclair State University) and Megan Jane Laverty (Teachers College, Columbia University) “Gareth B. Matthews and Ann Margaret Sharp: Philosophy for Children Founders”
G11F. Society of Study of Process Philosophies Topic: SSPP I: Comparative Philosophies and Relational Responding Chair: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University) Speakers: María Guadalupe Llanes Villamarin (Central University of Venezuela) “Alfred North Whitehead and Xavier Zubiri: Two Visionaries of the Relational Turn” D. Ryan Thompson (West Chester University) “Whitehead’s Atomization and Nagarjuna’s Contingency: How the Eternal Gives Rise to the Physical” Michael L. Thomas (Freie Universität Berlin) “Towards a Speculative Philosophy of Race”
G11G. Society for the Advancement of American Philosophers Topic: Pragmatism on Disability and Social Change Chair: Myron Moses Jackson (Xavier University) Speakers: Justin Bell (University of Houston–Victoria) and Sarah Woolwine (University of Central Oklahoma) “John Dewey and Cognitive Disability” Paniel Osberto Reyes-Cardenas (Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla) “Community in Need: Royce on the Recognition of Disability”
74 Saturday Afternoon, February 27, 2:10–5:10 p.m. (cont.)
G11H. North American Kant Society Topic: Cognitive Emotions in Kant Chair: Rachel Zuckert (Northwestern University) Speakers: Melissa Zinkin (Binghamton University) “Cognitive Emotions in Kant: Awe versus Wonder” Alix Cohen (The University of Edinburgh) “Kant on Pleasure, Judgment, and Common Sense” Melissa Merritt (University of New South Wales Sydney) “Taste and Epistemic Affects” Wiebke Deimling (Clark University) “Honor, Control, Money, and the Ultimate End of Nature”
75 Program Participants
A Aarons, Kieran (Loyola Chicago)...... G2C Abbarno, G. John (D’Youville College)...... G0D Aboodi, Ron (University of Toronto)...... 11F Abrams, Marshall (University of Alabama–Birmingham)...... 14B Abugattas, Andrés (Northwestern University)...... 14D AbuMusab, Syed (University of Central Oklahoma)...... 8D Abundez-Guerra, Victor (University of California, Riverside)...... 2E Adair, Stephanie (Harper College)...... 7C Adamo, Ludovica (University of Leeds)...... G7B Adamson, Alyssa (Harold Washington College)...... M3 Adkins, Brent (Roanoke College)...... 11E Adune, Danna (Ateneo de Manila University)...... G10B Agrawal, Ritwik (University of Arizona)...... 1H Aitken, Allie (New York University and Columbia University)...... 8A Albrecht, Ingrid (Lawrence University)...... 7K Albuquerque, William (University of California, San Diego)...... 6C Alcoff, Linda Martín (Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 18F Alessandri, Marianna (University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley)...... G1C Alfano, Mark (Macquarie University)...... 11H, 8C Algaier, Ermine (Monmouth University)...... 6F Ali, Arden (Clark University)...... 8D Allais, Lucy (University of the Witwatersrand and University of California, San Diego)...... 3B Allred, Ammon (University of Toledo)...... 9B Alter, Torin (The University of Alabama)...... 3D Altman, William (Independent Scholar)...... G2B Alvarado, Ramón (University of Oregon)...... 7E Alvear, Fernando (University of Missouri)...... 14E Ames, Thomas (Washington University in St. Louis)...... G5D Amir, Lydia (Tufts University)...... G0D, G3F, G5D Anderson, Charity (Baylor University)...... 3F Anderson, David (Texas A&M University)...... M8 Andler, Matthew (Lafayette College)...... 2C Andrews, Derek (Dalhousie University)...... 15J Andrews, Jacob (Loyola University Chicago)...... 5E Andrews, Kristin (York University)...... 1B Arbeiter, Sophia (University of Pittsburgh)...... 6C Arjo, Dennis (Johnson County Community College)...... 10I
76 Program Participants
Arnaud, Sarah (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 2H Arruda, Caroline (University of Texas at El Paso)...... 18C Ashfield, Mike (University of Southern California)...... 5H Asper, Jon Marc (University of Missouri)...... 2I Atanasova, Nina (University of Toledo)...... G5B Atherton, Emma (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)...... 8E Audi, Paul (University of Rochester)...... 13G
B Bagchi, Tista (University of Delhi)...... 1F Bai, Tongdong (Fudan University)...... 12A Baiasu, Sorin (Keele University)...... G10A Bailey, Olivia (Tulane University)...... 18L Balaguer, Mark (California State University, Los Angeles)...... 10E Ballivian, Joel (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 18J Bannon, Bryan (Merrimack College)...... 13E Barack, David (Columbia University)...... 7G Barker, Beth (Northwestern University)...... 15K Barnes, Michael (University of Oklahoma)...... 5F Barnes, Will (Curry College and Bentley University)...... G3B Barnett, Brian (St. John Fisher College)...... 17L, 2M Barney, Rachel (University of Toronto)...... 7L Baron-Schmitt, Nathaniel (Massachusetts Institute of Technology).....5K, 13G Basu, Rima (Claremont McKenna College)...... 15F Bauer, Nancy (Tufts University)...... 11D Baxter, Janella (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 14E Bayruns García, Eric (California State University, San Bernardino)...... 10C Beaney, Michael (University of Aberdeen)...... G3G Bechtel, William (University of California, San Diego)...... G4C Beddor, Robert (National University of Singapore)...... 5J Beisecker, David (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)...... G0A Bell, Justin (University of Houston–Victoria)...... G11G Bell, Macalester (Bryn Mawr College)...... G0D Bell, Rowan (Syracuse University)...... 6G Ben-Moshe, Nir (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 14N Ben Ze’ev, Aaron (University of Haifa)...... G0A, G3C Benson, Hugh (University of Oklahoma)...... G2B Berg, Heather (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 4D Berkey, Brian (University of Pennsylvania)...... 14J Berman, Scott (Saint Louis University)...... 14B Berry, Sharon (Oakland University)...... 10E Bett, Richard (Johns Hopkins University)...... 14A Betz, Margaret (Rutgers University–Camden)...... G10B Betzler, Monika (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)...... 18L Beverley, John (Northwestern)...... 6G
77 Program Participants
Biana, Hazel T. (De La Salle University)...... G5H Bickle, John (Mississippi State University and University of Mississippi Medical Center)...... G4C Bilimoria, Purushottama (University of Berkeley and University of Melbourne)...... G0A Bishop, Jeff (St. Louis University)...... 13D Blanks, David (University of Iowa)...... 18I Blaschko, Paul (University of Notre Dame)...... M1/9C Blondin, Marie-Michèle (Collège Montmorency)...... G6C Bloomfield, Paul (University of Connecticut)...... 4B Bnefsi, Sayid (University of California, Irvine)...... 9A Bobro, Marc (Santa Barbara City College)...... 10H Bochenek, Nicholas (Ohio University)...... 17B Bock, Gregory L. (University of Texas at Tyler)...... G11B, 14G Bogardus, Tomas A. (Pepperdine University)...... 18F Bollard, Mara (University of Michigan)...... 3C Booth, Richard (Columbia University)...... 13I Bousquet, Christopher (Syracuse University)...... 5F Bowen, Adam (Ball State University)...... 17B Boyce, Kenneth (University of Missouri)...... 17K Boyle, Matthew (University of Chicago)...... 18D Bradie, Michael (Bowling Green State University)...... 4B Bradley, Richard (London School of Economics and Political Science)...... 9A Brady, Michael (University of Glasgow)...... 17I Brand, Jeffrey (George Washington University)...... 6B Brauer, Ethan (Lingnan University)...... 13I Brennan, Tad (Cornell University)...... 1G Bricker, Phil (University of Massachusetts Amherst)...... 6E Briggs, R. A. (Stanford University)...... 10K Brower, Jeff (Purdue University)...... G11D Brown, Étienne (San Jose State University)...... 10J Brown, Gregory (University of Chicago)...... 17C Brown, Matt (University of Texas at Dallas)...... G5L Bruckner, Michael (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 6M Brudney, Daniel (The University of Chicago)...... 5A Brunero, John (University of Nebraska–Lincoln)...... G3H, 17B Bruno-Niño, Teresa (Syracuse University and the Pennsylvania State University)...... 6N Bruton, Sam (University of Southern Mississippi)...... G11B Bryant, Rachel (University of Toronto, Scarborough)...... 8D Buccella, Alessandra (Wesleyan University)...... 2D Buchanan, Allen (Duke University)...... 11B Budron, Robert K. (Independent Scholar)...... 11B Bukoski, Michael (Florida State University)...... 18C Burnston, Dan (Tulane University)...... G4C, G5B
78 Program Participants
Busk, Larry (California State University, Stanislaus)...... 6K Butzer, Timothy (University of Alabama)...... 5C
C Cahill, Ann (Elon University)...... 7K Cai, Liang (University of Notre Dame)...... G9A Cairns, Douglas (The University of Edinburgh)...... 3A Calhoun, Zachary (Iowa State University)...... G5K Calosi, Claudio (University of Geneva)...... G6A Campbell, Alex (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)...... 17D Campbell, John (University of California, Berkeley)...... 15A Capps, John (Rochester Institute of Technology)...... 4D Carlson, Jay (Loyola University Chicago)...... 15J Carpenter, Amber (Yale University-NUS)...... 8A Carroll, Jeff (University of Virginia)...... 13H Carson, Nathan (Fresno Pacific University)...... G7B Carter, J. Adam (University of Glasgow)...... 11H Castillo-Gamboa, Jaime (University of Southern California)...... 13G Castro, Susan (Wichita State University)...... 14N Celentano, Denise (Centre for Research on Ethics, University of Montreal) ...... 18G, G3D Cetty, Chetan (University of Pennsylvania)...... 13H Chakrabarti, Kisor K. (Institute of Cross Cultural Studies and Academic Exchange)...... G10A Chamberlain, Colin William (Temple University)...... 1C Chan, Benjamin (St. Norbert College)...... 17L Chan, David K. (University of Alabama at Birmingham)...... G1B Chant, Sara (Purdue University)...... 17M Chappell, Richard Yetter (University of Miami)...... 3E Chappell, Sophie Grace (The Open University)...... 18F Chastain, Drew (Loyola University in New Orleans)...... G4A Cheong, Marc (University of Melbourne)...... 11H Cheung, Wai Lok (Chinese University of Hong Kong)...... G10B Chignell, Andrew (Princeton University)...... G6D Chislenko, Eugene (Temple University)...... 6I, 7I Choi, Dong-yong (The University of Kansas)...... 6N Choi, Yoon (Marquette University)...... 3C Cholbi, Michael (The University of Edinburgh)...... G0A, G3D, 13H, 18G Christiano, Thomas (University of Arizona)...... 11I Clarke, Randolph (Florida State University)...... 6I Clarke-Doane, Justin (Columbia University)...... 10E Clay, Graham (University of Notre Dame)...... 10H Cleary, Skye C. (Columbia University and Barnard College)...... 15I Cleveland, W. Scott (University of Mary)...... 18I Clevenger, Danielle (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 7I, M6
79 Program Participants
Coble, Kelly (Baldwin Wallace University)...... G7B Cohen, Alix (The University of Edinburgh)...... G11H Cohen, Eliya (Princeton University)...... 18H Cokelet, Bradford (University of Kansas)...... 12A, 13F Colaço, David (Tulane University)...... G4C Collier, Mark (University of Minnesota–Morris)...... G8C Colomina, Juan J. (Louisiana State University)...... 14F Conant, Jim (University of Chicago and University of Bonn)...... 18D Concepción, David W. (Ball State University)...... M7/14O, M9 Congdon, Matthew (Vanderbilt University)...... 2G Convertito, Greg (DePaul University)...... 15G Cook, Jason (Dallas Theological Seminary)...... G11B Coope, Ursula (University of Oxford)...... 1G Cooper, David E. (Durham University)...... 7F Copenhaver, Rebecca (University of Washington in St. Louis)...... 15A Corkum, Phil (University of Alberta)...... 6J Corrigan, Daniel (Marymount University)...... 12A Cory, Therese Scarpelli (University of Notre Dame)...... 5E Costa, Emanuele (Vanderbilt University)...... 14F Covington, Corbin (Northwestern University)...... G7A Cowan, Maura (Tulane University)...... G5K Cox, Donovan (Nazarbayev University)...... 7L Craver, Carl (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 6J, G4C Crerar, Charlie (University of Connecticut)...... 17I Cruz, Duke J. (University of Missouri–Columbia)...... 6J Cruz, Jesi Taylor (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... G10B Cruze, Jason (Alliant International University)...... 10B Cundall, Jr., Michael K. (North Carolina A&T State University)...... G3F Cuneo, Terence (University of Vermont)...... 8D Cuomo, Christine J. (University of Georgia)...... 4C Cureton, Adam (University of Tennessee)...... G5I, 11C Curtis, Sam (Virginia Tech)...... 3G
D D’Arms, Justin (The Ohio State University)...... 2B Da Silva, Michael (McGill University)...... 1F Daniels, Jordan (Emory University)...... G6B Davidson, Lacey (California Lutheran University)...... 10F Davis, Benjamin (University of Toronto)...... 6F de Brigard, Felipe (Duke University)...... G5B De Brine, Hannah (University of California, Berkeley)...... G10B de St. Amant, Manon Andre (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities)...... 13H Deavan, Katie (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 2H Deigh, John (University of Texas at Austin)...... 3B
80 Program Participants
Deimling, Wiebke (Clark University)...... 3C, G11H Deka, Violeena (Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati)...... G6B Deranty, Jean-Philippe (Macquarie University)...... 18G DeRoo, Neal (The King’s University)...... G4A DeRose, Todd (The Ohio State University)...... 10H Deslauriers, Marguerite (McGill University)...... 13A DeWitt, Janelle (University of California, Los Angeles)...... 10B DeWitt, Jason (The Ohio State University)...... 10E Dhillon, Pradeep A. (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 2D Diaz, Rodrigo (University of Bern)...... 1C Dichter, Rachel (University of Notre Dame)...... 2I Dillon, Robin S. (Lehigh University)...... 18E DiMaggio, Sarah (Vanderbilt University)...... 1F Ditter, Andreas (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)...... 15E Dixon, Jonathan (University of Massachusetts Amherst)...... 11F Dixon, Kordell (Virginia Tech)...... G10B Dixon, Scott (Ashoka University)...... 18A, 13G Doan, Michael (Oakland University)...... 6L Donhauser, Justin (Bowling Green State University)...... 1F Donohoe, Janet (University of West Georgia)...... 13E Donohue, J. L. A. (University of California, Los Angeles)...... 14M Doran, Katheryn (Hamilton College)...... G5G Dorr, Cian (New York University)...... 6E Dorst, Chris (University of Florida)...... 18I Dosanjh, Ranpal (Iowa State University)...... 18H Dotan, Ravit (University of California, Berkeley)...... 2H Dou, William (University of Hawaii)...... G2D Dougherty, Tom (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)...... 8E Dout, Cody (University of Washington)...... G11C Dreier, Jamie (Brown University)...... 17A Driver, Julia (University of Texas at Austin)...... 2B Dromm, Keith (Louisiana Scholars’ College)...... 6N Drouillard, Jill (Mississippi University for Women)...... M9 Due, Austin (University of Toronto)...... 11G Duffy, Leigh K. (SUNY Buffalo State College)...... G10A Dular, Nicole (Franklin College)...... 14I Dumet, Gabriel (Central European University)...... 13G Dunkle, Ian D. (Boston University)...... 18K
E Easwaran, Kenny (Texas A&M University)...... 7D Egan, Andy (Rutgers University)...... 6O, 17B Eldridge, Richard (University of Tennessee)...... 13B Elgin, Samuel Z. (University of Califiornia, San Diego)...... 15E
81 Program Participants
Elliott, James (Purdue University)...... 18H Emerick, Barrett (St. Mary’s College of Maryland)...... 2E, G5A Engel-Hawbecker, Nathan (University of Texas at Austin)...... 1A Etinson, Adam (University of St Andrews)...... G3I Evnine, Simon J. (University of Miami)...... 13G Ewara, Eyo (The Pennsylvania State University)...... 1E, 15H
F Fahmy, Melissa Seymour (University of Georgia, Athens)...... G5I Fakhoury, Tamara (University of Minnesota)...... 15C, 10F Falbo, Arianna (Brown University)...... M6 Farkas, Katalin (Central European University)...... 6M Faust, Reese (University of Memphis)...... G2C Favaretto, Martina (Indiana University–Bloomington)...... 3C Ferguson, Magnus (Boston College)...... 6D Ferkany, Matt (Michigan State University)...... G5L Ferrin, Asia (American University)...... G7A Field, Claire (University College London)...... 5C Fine, Jonathan (University of Hawai’i at Mānoa)...... 2D Finley, Cassidy (University of Iowa)...... 10A Fisher, Anthony (University of Washington)...... 13C Fisher, Damian (University of Kansas)...... 8D Fitelson, Branden (Northeastern University)...... 7D Flanagan, Owen (Duke University)...... 13F, 15H Fletcher, Emily (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 7L Flowerree, Amy (Texas Tech University)...... 17J Flowers, Johnathan (Worchester State University)...... G8A, M5 Fogal, Daniel (New York University)...... 6C Folescu, Marina (University of Missouri)...... 15A Forbes, Allauren Samantha (McMaster University)...... M6 Ford, Derek R. (DePauw University)...... 7C Formosa, Paul (Macquarie University)...... G5I Foster, Jennifer (University of Southern California)...... 7H Fourlas, George N. (Franklin & Marshall College)...... G11C Fowers, Blaine (University of Miami)...... 13F Frankowski, Alfred (Southern Illinois University)...... G3A Fredericks, Rachel (Ball State University)...... 7A, G0A Freeland, Cynthia (University of Houston)...... 3A Freeman, Samuel (University of Pennsylvania)...... 14J Frick, Johann (Princeton University)...... 3E Friedlaender, Christina (Seattle University)...... 1E, 15H Friedman, Jane (Independent Scholar)...... 17F Friedman, Michael (Stanford University)...... 2A Friedman, Philipa (Loyola University Chicago)...... M1/9C Frigault, Joseph (Coker University)...... 14M
82 Program Participants
Fritts, Megan (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... G1C Fritz, James (Virginia Commonwealth University)...... I8K Fritzman, J. M. (Lewis and Clark College)...... G4E Froese, Annika (University of Pittsburgh)...... M5 Frost, Autumn (West Chester University)...... G1A Fulda, Fermin C. (University of Toronto)...... 4B Fulkerson-Smith, Brett (Harper College)...... 8B Fuller, Jon (University of Pittsburgh)...... 13D Fuller, Lisa (Merrimack College)...... 1F Fuyarchuk, Andrew (MacKenzie University)...... 11G
G Gaard, Greta (University of Wisconsin–River Falls)...... 4C Gallagher, Drew (San Francisco State University)...... 6H Garcia, Manon (Society of Fellows, Harvard University)...... 18B Gardiner, Stephen (University of Washington)...... 7A Garland, Carolyn (Syracuse University)...... G0A Garner, John (University of West Georgia)...... 7L Garrison, James (Baldwin Wallace University)...... G4B Gartner, Corinne A. (Wellesley College)...... 14L Gasser-Wingate, Marc (Boston University)...... 5E Gatzia, Dimitria (University of Akron)...... 17B Gavrell-Ortiz, Sara (University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez)...... 15J Geisz, Steven (University of Tampa)...... M2/G3K Gendreau, Meg S. (Centre College)...... G6B Gennaro, Rocco (University of Southern Indiana)...... 1D George, T. Q. (University of Iowa)...... 18H Georgi, Geoff (West Virginia University)...... 6J Gerber, Lisa (University of New Mexico)...... 7F Gertler, Brie (University of Virginia)...... 6M Ghaffari, Sara (Bowling Green State University)...... 1A Gibbs, Cameron (Independent Scholar)...... 18I Gilabert, Pablo (Concordia University)...... G3I Gilmore, Cody (University of California, Davis)...... 14B Gimbel, Steven (Gettysburg College)...... G3F, G5D Gjesdal, Kristen (Temple University)...... 13B Gladstone, Bradford (Emory University)...... 17H Glazier, Martin (University of Hamburg)...... 13I Glenney, Brian (Norwich University)...... 6H Glover, Joseph (University of Iowa)...... 5F Goering, Sara L. (University of Washington)...... 8B Goetze, Trystan (Dalhousie University)...... 6I, 14I Goldhaber, Charles (University of Pittsburgh)...... 6B Goodyer, Rachael (Harvard University)...... 8D
83 Program Participants
Goodson, Jacob L. (Southwestern College)...... 10J Grafton-Cardwell, Patrick (University of Massachusetts Amherst)...... 7H Graham, Peter (University of California, Riverside)...... 11C Graham, Peter (University of Massachusetts Amherst)...... 14C Grandi, Giovanni (University of British Columbia–Okanagan)...... 14K Greco, John (Georgetown University)...... 11C Greer, Michael L. J. (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 14G Gregoratto, Federica (University of St. Gallen)...... 18B Gregory, Maughn Rollins (Montclair State University)...... G11E Grinnell, Frederick (UT Southwestern Medical Center)...... G5L Gruen, Lori (Wesleyan University)...... 4C Gubler, Simone (University of Nevada, Reno)...... 4D Guilmette, Lauren (Elon University)...... M3 Gustafson-Barrett, Charlie (Xavier University)...... G5K
H Ha, Chung Nam (Won Institute of Graduate Studies)...... G8B Haag, Johannes (Universität Potsdam)...... 13B Haase, Matthias (University of Chicago)...... 17A Habibi, Don (University of North Carolina at Wilmington)...... G4E Haist, Gordon (University of South Carolina, Beaufort)...... G4E, G10A Hall, Ned (Harvard University)...... 6J Halwani, Raja (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)...... 17E Hanley, Brian (University of Calgary)...... 14E Hannegan, William (Saint Louis University)...... 5D Hansen, Michael (Brigham Young University)...... 14F Harfouch, John (University of Alabama–Huntsville)...... G11A Harmon, Zaccheus (University of Michigan)...... 6H Harris, Daniel (Hunter College)...... 15K Harrison, Kaci (Independent Scholar)...... G5D Harroff, Joseph (The Pennsylvania State University)...... G8B Hartman, Peter (Loyola University Chicago)...... 5E Hartman, Robert (Tulane University)...... 6D Hartmann, Bill (St. Louis Community College)...... 7J Harvard, Stephanie (University of British Columbia)...... 7E Harvey, Celeste (Independent Scholar)...... G5J Hasan-Birdwell, Aminah (Columbia University)...... 17H Haufe, Chris (Case Western Reserve University)...... 4B Hay, Sergia (Pacific Lutheran University)...... G1C Hayes, Michael (University of Kansas)...... 2G Hazlett, Allan (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 11G Hebbar, B.N. (George Washington University)...... G10A Hecht, Lisa (Stockholm University)...... 9A Hedahl, Marcus (US Naval Academy)...... 7A
84 Program Participants
Hedberg, Trevor (Georgetown University)...... 8D Heisenberg, Thimo (Columbia University)...... 11E Helle, Reier (University of Agder)...... 5E Hellie, Benj (University of Toronto)...... 4A Henry, Jeremy (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 5E Hereth, Blake (University of Arkansas)...... 5G Herman, Mark (Arkansas State University)...... M9, 11G Herrmann, Rotem (University of California, Riverside)...... 7G Herzberg, Larry A. (University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh)...... 17E Hesni, Samia (Boston University)...... 8E Hess, Kendy (College of the Holy Cross)...... 5H Hessler, Kristen (University at Albany, SUNY)...... 11B Hewitt, Randy (University of Central Florida)...... G0C Heybach, Jessica (Aurora University)...... G0C Hieronymi, Pamela (University of California, Los Angeles)...... 3B Hill, Cassaundra (Independent Scholar)...... G5J Hitchcock, Christopher R. (California Institute of Technology)...... 14E Hoff, Shannon (Memorial University)...... G3C Hoffmann, Stephanie (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 15J Holder, Cindy (University of Virginia)...... 2E Holdier, A.G. (University of Arkansas)...... 17G Holmes, Travis (University of Missouri)...... 18J Holt, Justin (Wright College)...... 9A Hominh, Yarran (Columbia University)...... 12A Horn, Corey (Tulane University)...... 1F, G1B Horne, Chad (Northwestern University)...... 17M Horst, David (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)...... 18C Howard, Chris (McGill University)...... 11F Howard, Don (University of Notre Dame)...... 18J Howe, Leslie A. (University of Saskatchewan)...... G3E Hu, Jianping (Nanyang Technological University)...... G2D Hu, Jing (Concordia University (Montreal))...... G9A Huda, Kazi (University of Oklahoma)...... 6G Hughes, Derick (University of Colorado, Boulder)...... 14N Hunt, Emily (Belmont University)...... G4B
I Iaquinto, Samuele (University of Turin)...... G6A Irwin, Kristen (Loyola University Chicago)...... G5C Ivanhoe, P. J. (Georgetown University)...... 5B Ivory, Justin (University of Minnesota)...... 6D
J Jackson, Debra (California State University, Bakersfield)...... 6G
85 Program Participants
Jackson, Myron Moses (Xavier University)...... G11G Jagannathan, Dhananjay (Columbia University)...... 14L Janasz, Jean (University of Missouri–Columbia)...... 6O Jaszczolt, Kasia (University of Cambridge)...... G6A Jenkins, Katharine (The University of Glasgow)...... 18F Jeshion, Robin (University of Southern California)...... 10D Ji, Hyekyung (Yonsei University)...... G8B Jian, Jay (University of Oxford)...... 5K Jimenez, Marta (Emory University)...... 3A Jing, Felicia (Johns Hopkins University)...... 6K Joakim, Sahar (St. Louis Community College)...... 7J, G10A Johannsen, Kyle (Trent University)...... 17M Johnson, Daniel (Shawnee State University)...... 3F Johnson, Leigh (Christian Brothers University)...... 9B Johnson King, Zoe (University of Southern California)...... 11F Joseph, Marc A. (University of Central Missouri)...... 17G Judie, Brooke (Pennsylvania State University)...... G3H
K Kaag, John (University of Massachusetts Lowell)...... 6F Kahn, Leonard (Loyola University New Orleans)...... G5J Kahn, Samuel (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis)...... 14H Kalmanson, Leah (Drake University)...... M2/G3K, G5F Katsfanas, Paul (Boston University)...... 8C Katz, Claire (Texas A&M University)...... M8 Kaveh, Shahin (University of Pittsburgh)...... 18J Kawall, Jason (Colgate University)...... 18E Kazanjian, Mariam (Indiana University and University of Michigan)...... 6I Ke, Xiaoyu (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 17I Keating, Cricket (University of Washington)...... 11D Keller, Lorraine (University of St. Joseph)...... G11D Kelley, Anthony (Coe College)...... 5I Kelly, Paul (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 4B Khalidi, Muhammad Ali (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 7G Kidd, Ian James (University of Nottingham)...... 7F Kim, Bradford (Auburn University)...... 14L Kim, Hyoung Sung (Stanford University)...... 6B Kim, Junyeol (University of Connecticut)...... G4D King, Alex (Simon Fraser University)...... 10M Kinkaid, James (Boston University)...... 2I Kinney, David (Santa Fe Institute)...... 3F Kintz, James (Saint Joseph’s College of Maine)...... 5D Klement, Kevin (University of Massachusetts Amherst)...... 7B Kling, Jennifer (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs)...... G5A
86 Program Participants
Knox, Sterling (Marquette University)...... 11J Komro, Kiley (University of Minnesota)...... 13H Koolage, W. John (Eastern Michigan University)...... 1B, M6 Kopeikin, Zak (University of Colorado, Boulder)...... 11G Korf, Rebecca (University of California, Irvine)...... G10B Korsmeyer, Carolyn (University at Buffalo)...... G3A Kosch, Michelle (Johns Hopkins University)...... G1C Koski, Nic (Towson University)...... G7A Kostic, Milana (University of California, San Diego)...... G10B Koziolek, Nicholas (Washington University in St. Louis)...... 18I Kraus, Katharina (University of Notre Dame)...... 18D Kraut, Richard (Northwestern University)...... 10G Kremer, Michael (University of Chicago)...... 5H Kress, Emily (Brown University)...... 10A Kristensen, Bjørn (University of Oregon)...... 15J Kroll, Jorn (Independent Scholar)...... G2D Kronfeld, Maya (Princeton Society of Fellows)...... 17G Kumar, Rahul (Queen’s University)...... 9A, 14J
L Lackey, Jennifer (Northwestern University)...... 16A Lafont, Cristina (Northwestern University)...... 11I LaGuardia-LoBianco, Alycia (Grand Valley State University)...... 6G Lake, Ryan (Georgia State University, Perimeter College)...... 2G Lam, Derek (University of Wisconsin–Whitewater)...... 14D Lambert, Jeff (Duquesne University)...... 14F Lambeth, Morganna (Purdue University)...... 11E Landerreche Cardillo, Paula (DePaul University)...... 15G Landini, Gregory (University of Iowa)...... 13C Lanphier, Elizabeth (University of Cincinnati)...... 18K Lathan, Noa (University of Calgary)...... 14M Lauffer, Nate (Northwestern University)...... 18J Lavallee, Zoey (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 17E Lavelle, Suilin (The University of Edinburgh)...... 1B Laverty, Megan Jane (Teachers College, Columbia University)...... G11E Lawless, John (Utica College)...... 17D Laybourn-Candlish, Aurora (DePaul University)...... 15G Leal, Rogelio (Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico)...... G4B Lear, Gabriel (University of Chicago)...... 1G, 15B Leary, Stephanie (McGill University)...... 15F Lebkuecher, Gina (Loyola University Chicago)...... M1/9C, 14G Lee, Roy (Stanford University)...... 14L Lee, Woo Ram (University of Duisburg–Essen)...... 6C Lee, Sander H. (Keene State University)...... G0D
87 Program Participants
Lefkowitz, David (University of Richmond)...... 11B Legum, Richard (Kingsborough Community College, CUNY)...... 7J Leibowitz, Flo (Oregon State University)...... 2E Lennertz, Benjamin (Colgate University)...... 5K Leo, Joop (University of Amsterdam)...... 18A Leonard, Matt (California Baptist University)...... 10H Lepore, Ernest (Rutgers University)...... 10D LeRoux, Nicole (University of Massachusetts Amherst)...... 7I Leunissen, Mariska (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)...... 13A Lewis, Eric (McGill University)...... 6A Lewis, Court (Pellissippi State Community College)...... G3B, G11B Lewis, Dwight K. (University of Central Florida)...... G5C Li, Shiying (University of Toronto)...... 17D Liang, Chen (University of Illinois at Chicago)...... 18D Liberman, Alida (Southern Methodist University)...... 2G Lim, Joungbin (Troy University)...... 10B Lin, Hanti (University of California, Davis)...... 3F Lincicome, David (Central Connecticut State University)...... 5K, 17L Lindeman, David (Georgetown University)...... 10D Lindeman, Kathryn (University of South Carolina)...... 18C Lintott, Sheila (Bucknell University)...... G5D Litland, Jon (University of Texas at Austin)...... 15E Liu, Sebastian (Princeton University)...... 5C Lo, Tien-Chun (University of Oxford)...... 13G Lockard, Claire A. (Loyola University Chicago)...... M4/11A Locke, Justin (Claremont McKenna College)...... 11F Loeb, Don (University of Vermont)...... 11F LoLordo, Antonia (University of Virginia)...... 15A Lopez Frias, Francisco Javier (The Pennsylvania State University)...... G3E Lord, Errol (University of Pennsylvania)...... 17F Lovett, Adam (New York University)...... 13H Lowery, Alyssa (Independent Scholar)...... 10I Lu, Yaojun (Syracuse University)...... 6M Lucken, Collin (University of Cincinnati)...... 5J Ludwig, Dylan (York University)...... 17B Ludwig, Kirk (Indiana University)...... 17J Lunau, Resa-Philip (Independent Scholar)...... 1E, 15H
M Mace, Caitlin (California State University, Long Beach)...... 1C MacIvoy, Leslie (East Tennessee State)...... 11E Mack, Phil (Marquette University)...... G11C Mackay, John (Independent Scholar)...... 13I Mackenzie, Jordan (Virginia Tech)...... 3G
88 Program Participants
Maclachlan, Alice (York University)...... 7K Madva, Alex (Cal Poly Pomona)...... 10F Mager, Kevin (Loyola University Chicago)...... 5J Magrin, Sara (University of Pittsburgh)...... 1G, 7L Mallory, Chaone (Lewis & Clark College)...... 4C Manson, Michaela (University of Toronto)...... 17I Marchionni, Caterina (University of Helsinki)...... 9A Marechal, Patricia (Northwestern University)...... 13A Mariani, Cristian (Chair of Excellence in Philosophy of Quantum Physics & Institut Néel (CNRS))...... G6A Mariña, Jacqueline (Purdue University)...... G6D Marino, Gordon (St. Olaf College)...... G1C Markovits, Julia (Cornell University)...... 15D Marks, Tucker (University of Minnesota)...... 13H Marmodoro, Anna (Oxford University)...... 11G Marpet, Blaze (Northwestern University)...... 8A Marsh, Jason (St. Olaf College)...... 3G Marshall, Colin (University of Washington)...... 2I Marshall, Mason (Pepperdine University)...... G5E Martin, Annette (New York University)...... 10F Martin, Clancy (University of Missouri–Kansas City)...... 6F Martin, Kraig (Harding University)...... 10K Mason, Sharon (University of Central Arkansas)...... 18I Matheson, Jonathan (University of North Florida)...... 5C May, Joshua (University of Alabama–Birmingham)...... 3C Mayr, Erasmus (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)...... 18L McAfee, Noelle (Emory University)...... 11I McAllister, Blake (Hillsdale College)...... 11G McCain, Kevin (University of Alabama–Birmingham)...... 5J McDaniel, Kris (University of Notre Dame)...... 6E McDonald, Fritz (Oakland University)...... M1/9C McGowan, Mary Kate (Wellesley College)...... 5F McIntyre, Alison G. (Wellseley College)...... 14K McKinney, Jonathan (University of Cincinnati)...... M1/9C, G8A McKinney, Rachel (University of Suffolk)...... 5F McKnight, Andrew (University of Alabama–Birmingham)...... G0D McLeod, Alexus (University of Connecticut)...... G2D McMahon, Laura (Eastern Michigan University)...... 2H McMyler, Benjamin (Texas A&M University)...... 11C McPherson, David (Creighton University)...... 5B McQuillan, J. Colin (St. Mary’s University)...... 11E McWilliams, Emily (Duke University)...... 17B Medeiros, Mallory (Boston University)...... 5K Meeks, Jennifer Lobo (Georgia State University–Perimeter College)....M1/9C Mehuron, Kate (Eastern Michigan University)...... 6L
89 Program Participants
Meister, Samuel (University of Toronto)...... 13G Mele, Alfred (Florida State University)...... G3H Melenovsky, Christopher (University of Suffolk)...... 14J Melnyk, Andrew (University of Missouri)...... 18I Mendelsohn, Joshua (Loyola University Chicago)...... 15B Mendoza, José Jorge (University of Washington)...... G11C Mensah, Shaeeda (Franklin & Marshall College)...... 15C Mercer, Christia (Columbia University)...... G11A Merritt, Melissa (The University of New South Wales Sydney)...... G11H Metcalf, Thomas (Spring Hill College)...... 5G Meyer, Matthew (Scranton University)...... 8C Michael, Claire (University of California, Berkeley)...... G10B Milam, Per (University of Gothenburg)...... 1A Miles, J. K. (Quincy University)...... 17E Millan Brusslan, Elizabeth (DePaul University)...... 15G Miller, Chad (University of Hawaii)...... 8B Miller, Christian (Wake Forest University)...... 5B Miller, Daniel (Landmark College)...... 6K Miller, Shaun (Dalhousie University)...... G3C Miller, Taylor-Grey (University of Texas at Austin)...... 3D Mills, Charles (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 11I Millsop, Rebecca (University of Rhode Island)...... M9 Misak, Cheryl (University of Toronto)...... G3G Modisakeng, Lemogang (Nelson Mandela University and Rhodes University)...... G10B Moerner, Daniel (University of Chicago)...... 10A Mohseni, Aydin (University of California, Irvine)...... 18J Monnin, Victor (University of Strasbourg)...... G6B Moody-Adams, Michele (Columbia University)...... 5A Moon, Andrew (Virginia Commonwealth University)...... 18J Morris, Aaron (University of Arkansas)...... 6H Morris, Kevin (Tulane University)...... 3D Morrissey, Clair (Occidental College)...... 4C Motchoulski, Alexander (University of Arizona)...... 10J Moya, Ignacio L. (Western University, Canada)...... G6C Mudde, Anna (University of Regina)...... 18B Mueller, Axel (Northwestern University)...... 6K Mulhern, John (University of Pennsylvania)...... G5E Mullen, Rebecca (Princeton University)...... 6D Mulligan, Thomas (Georgetown University)...... 12A Mund, Joshua (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 6N Munguia, Lucia M. (William Patterson University of New Jersey)...... G5H Murph, Dwight (John Jay College, CUNY)...... 10C Murphy, Allison (Carleton College)...... 14L Mussell, Kent (University of Texas at Austin)...... 18A
90 Program Participants
Mustafa, Talhah (University of Nebraska–Lincoln)...... 10I Mutch, Whitney (University of Alabama)...... 2C
N Na’aman, Oded (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)...... 18K Nakazawa, Christian (University of California, Berkeley)...... G7A Narvaez, Darcia (University of Notre Dame)...... 13F Neiman, Susan (Einstein Forum)...... 5A Nevo, Isaac (Ben-Gurion University,Israel)...... G4E Newman, Lex (University of Utah)...... 6H Nguyen, C. Thi (University of Utah)...... 7C Nickel, James (University of Miami)...... G3I Nicoară, Laura (University of Southern California)...... 14D Nitchovski, Pavel (University of North Carolina)...... 18K Noble, Chris (Syracuse University)...... 1G Nolfi, Kate (University of Vermont)...... 15F Norlock, Kathryn J. (Trent University)...... 7F Nunan, Richard (College of Charleston)...... G2A, G5G Nunez, Carlos (Universität Bayreuth)...... G0B Nunez, Tyke (University of South Carolina)...... 17G Nutting, Eileen (University of Kansas)...... 7B Nutting, Kurt (San Francisco State University)...... 1H
O O’Brien, David (Tulane University)...... 14J O’Connor, Cailin (University of California, Irvine)...... 7C O’Reilly, Katharine (King’s College London)...... 13A O’Neill, Collin (Lehman College, CUNY)...... 2G Oh, Jea Sophia (West Chester University of Pennsylvania) ...... G4B, G8B, G11F Olasov, Ian (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... G10B Olin, Lauren (University of Missouri–St. Louis)...... G3F Olsen, April (Tulane University)...... 5B Olson, Michael (Marquette University)...... 11E Orlandi, Nico (University of California, Santa Cruz)...... 6O Orosco, Joseph (Oregon State University)...... G5A Oseguera Gamba, Jorge (Florida State University)...... 5I Özen, Vasfi Onur (University of Kansas)...... 8C
P Paakkunainen, Hille (Syracuse University)...... 6C, 15D Palmquist, Stephen (Hong Kong Baptist University)...... G6D Pan, Shen (University of Maryland, College Park)...... 18H Panchuk, Michelle (Murray State)...... 6G Park, JungEun (Claremont School of Theology)...... G11F
91 Program Participants
Parker, Ross (Charleston Southern University)...... 5G Parks, M. A. (University of California, Davis)...... G10B Pascoe, Jordan (Manhattan College)...... 7K Pasternack, Lawrence (Oklahoma State University)...... G6D Patil, Parimal (Harvard University)...... 8A Paul, Sarah (New York University Abu Dhabi)...... 17A Paul, L. A. (Yale University)...... 4A Pavese, Carlotta (Duke University)...... 5J Pearce, Trevor (University of North Carolina at Charlotte)...... 4B Perovic, Katarina (University of Iowa)...... 4A Peterson, Charles (Oberlin College)...... 17H Peterson, Jared (SUNY Oswego)...... 5H Pettigrew, Richard (University of Bristol)...... 3F Pfeiffer, Christian (University of Toronto)...... 10A Phillips, Jamie (Clarion College)...... 1D Phillips, Blakely (Mississippi State University)...... 5H Phillips, Kris (Southern Utah University)...... M8 Piety, Marilyn (Drexel University)...... 5G Pigliucci, Massimo (City College of New York)...... 15I Pike, Jon (The Open University)...... G3E Piñeros Glasscock, Allison (Georgia State University)...... 7L Pirholt, Mattias (Södertörn University)...... 13B Piven, Jerry (Rutgers University)...... M5 Placani, Adriana (University of Graz)...... G7B Plunkett, David (Dartmouth College)...... 10D Pollex, Brian (University of Texas at Austin)...... 11G Pollok, Anne (Universität Mainz and the University of South Carolina)...... 13B Pollok, Konstantin (Universität Mainz)...... 18D Porter, Tyler (University of Houston)...... 17F Portmore, Douglas (Arizona State University)...... 14C Poston, Ted (The University of Alabama)...... 5H, 13D Powell, Lewis (University at Buffalo)...... 10H Presbey, Gail M. (University of Detroit Mercy)...... G3B Preus, Anthony (Binghamton University)...... G5E Protevi, John (Louisianna State University)...... 9B Purcell, Sebastian (SUNY Cortland)...... G2C Pust, Joel (University of Delaware)...... 18J
R Rabenberg, Michael (Princeton University)...... 2I Radke, Lyn (Vanderbilt University)...... 10I Radulescu, Alexandru (University of Missouri)...... 15K Ramsauer, Laurenz (University of Chicago)...... 10L Reck, Erich (University of California, Riverside)...... G3G
92 Program Participants
Reckner, William (University of Richmond)...... 10B, 13I Reece, Bryan (University of Arkansas)...... 14L Ren, Songyao (Duke University)...... 17M Reshotko, Naomi (University of Denver)...... 14B Reyes-Cardenas, Paniel Osberto (Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla)...... 10J, G11G Richarson, Kevin (North Carolina State University)...... 17K Richardson, Charles (Independent Scholar)...... 17E Ridge, Samuel (University of California, San Diego)...... 14K Rimell, Nicholas (Jilin University)...... G6A Rini, Regina (York University)...... 4D Rios Acuña, Julian David (DePaul University)...... 15G Rioux, Catherine (Université Laval)...... 14N Rivera Castro, Juan (Boston College)...... G6C Robins, Sarah (University of Kansas)...... G5B Robinson, Brian (Texas A&M University–Kingsville)...... G5D Rodeiro, Manuel (Mississippi State University)...... 2F Roebke, Gwendalynn (University of Colorado, Boulder)...... G10B Roelofs, Luke (New York University)...... 3D Rogers, Taylor (Northwestern University)...... 11D Rohwer, Yasha (Oregon Institute of Technology)...... 4B Rome, Julian (University of Michigan - Ann Arbor)...... 7H Rooney, James Dominic (Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum))...... 5D Rosa, Luis (University of Cologne)...... 5K Rosen, Gideon (Princeton University)...... 15E Roskies, Adina (Dartmouth College)...... 3C Ross, Amber (University of Florida)...... 3D Rossberg, Marcus (University of Connecticut)...... 6J Rossi, Mauro (Université du Québec à Montréal)...... 2B Rothschild, Jennifer (University of Florida)...... G5J Rozeboom, Grant (Saint Mary’s College of California)...... 1H, 18K Rudd, Anthony (St. Olaf College)...... 7H Ruwe, Dalitso (Guelph University)...... G11A
S Sackris, David (Arapahoe Community College)...... 10M Saint-Croix, Catharine (Univerisity of Minnesota–Twin Cities)...... 8E Salazar, Heather (Western New England University)...... G4E Samanta, Sabita (West Bengal State University)...... G4E Santana, Alejandro (University of Portland)...... 11J Santorio, Paolo (Independent Scholar)...... 13I Sapkota, Gagan (Colorado University,Boulder)...... G4E Sarma, Deepak (Case Western Reserve University)...... 15I Sars, Nicholas (Tulane University)...... 1A, 3B
93 Program Participants
Satta, Mark (Wayne State University)...... 13H Scarffe, Eric (Florida International University)...... 11B Schafer, Karl (University of California, Irvine)...... 14H Schaff, Kory (California State University, Los Angeles)...... G3D, 10I, 18G Schmidly, Brandon (Evangel University)...... 5G Schoenherr, Julius (Peking University)...... 1A Schollmeier, Paul (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)...... 6N Schuman, Olivia (York University)...... 4B Schumski, Irina (University of Tuebingen)...... 14H Schuster, Nicholas (Australian National University)...... 8D Schwartz, Lindsey (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 13H Schwenkler, John (Florida State University)...... 17C Scott, Rebecca (Harper College)...... 7J, M4/11A Segala, Marco (University of L’Aquila, Italy)...... G6C Seibt, Johanna (Aarhus University)...... 13C Seipel, Peter (University of South Carolina)...... 10M Seli, George (St. John’s University)...... 7G Semrau, Luke (Georgetown University)...... 14C Sentesy, Mark A. (The Pennsylvania State University)...... G5E Seok, Bongrae (Alvernia University)...... G9A Shafer-Landau, Russ (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 16A Shahar, Kylie (University of MInnesota)...... 14N Shahi, Sukhvinder (University of Missouri–Columbia)...... 7G Shahideh, Kia (West Chester University)...... G1A Shapshay, Sandra (Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY)...... G6C Sharadin, Nathaniel (The College of New Jersey)...... 15F Sharma, Bhavya Gopal (University at Buffalo)...... 5D Sheldon, Mark (Northwestern University)...... 17M Shephard, Paul (Indiana University)...... 17L Shieber, Joseph (Lafayette College)...... 11C Shieh, Sanford (Wesleyan University)...... G4D Shields, Kenneth (University of Indianapolis)...... 1C Shorter-Bourhanou, Jameliah (College of the Holy Cross)...... G3H Shumener, Erica (University of Pittsburgh)...... 18A Silva, Grant J. (Marquette University)...... G11C Simmons, J. Aaron (Furman University)...... G4A Simmons, Scott (Owens Community College)...... M9 Simms, Ariel (American University)...... M1/9C Simpson, Lorenzo (Stony Brook University)...... 6A Singh, Keshav (Syracuse University)...... 3E Singpurwalla, Rachel (University of Maryland)...... 3A Siscoe, Robert (University of Arizona)...... 3F Siscoe, Wes (Florida State University)...... M1/9C Skiles, Alexander (Rutgers University)...... 13G
94 Program Participants
Skrzypek, Jeremy (University of Mary)...... 18H Smart, Joshua (The Ohio State University)...... 17I Smith, Becky L. Noel (California State University Fresno)...... G0C Smith, Colin (University of Colorado, Boulder)...... 7L Smith, Joshua (Central Michigan University)...... 5C Smith, Joshua (Rice University)...... 11F Smith, Justin E. H. (University of Paris)...... G11A Smith, Michael (Princeton University)...... 15D Smith, Nicholas D. (Lewis & Clark College)...... 15B Smith, Robin (Texas A&M University)...... 14A Smith, Steven G. (Millsaps College)...... G2A Smith, Taylor (University of Minnesota)...... 6D Smithson, Robert (University of North Carolina at Wilmington)...... 3D Smyth, Bryan (University of Mississippi)...... 13E Sobel, David (Syracuse University)...... 5I Spaulding, Shannon (Oklahoma State University)...... 1B Spear, Andrew (Grand Valley State University)...... 14I Sreenivasan, Gopal (Duke University)...... 2B, 3A Staffel, Julia (University of Colorado)...... 7D Stark, Cynthia (University of Utah)...... 10G Starling, Michael (University of Georgia)...... 7L Steel, Daniel (University of British Columbia)...... G5L Steffen, Jason (Independent Scholar)...... 10L Stegenga, Jacob (Cambridge University)...... 13D Stephens, Chris (University of British Columbia)...... 18J Stephens, William O. (Creighton University)...... 6N Stermer, Daniel (Florida State University)...... 2I Stern, David (University of Iowa)...... G3G Stern, Reuben (Kansas State University)...... 17J Stetter, Jack (Loyola University New Orleans)...... 9B Stewart, Heather (Western University)...... 1F Stewart, Lindsey (University of Memphis)...... G3H Sticker, Martin (University of Bristol)...... 3E, G5I Stohr, Karen (Georgetown University)...... G5I Stojnic, Una (Princeton University)...... 10D Stone, Sophia (Lynn University)...... G2B Stotts, Megan (McMaster University)...... 15K Stout, Nathan (Tulane University)...... 6C Strabbing, Jada Twedt (Wayne State University)...... 6I Strandberg, Jenny K. (SUNY Farmingdale)...... 1F Stubbs, Alec (Loyola University Chicago)...... 7I Stueber, Karsten (College of the Holy Cross)...... 2A, 18L Sud, Rohan (Ryerson University)...... 17K Sullivan, Brendan M. (University of Minnesota–Twin Cities)...... 10L
95 Program Participants
Sullivan-Clarke, Andrea (University of Windsor)...... 11J Sun, Angela (University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)...... 2G, G10B Sussman, David (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 10G Swanson, Carrie (University of Iowa)...... 7L Sweet, Katherine (Saint Louis University)...... 17J Switzer, Michelle-Kristina V. (Whittier College)...... 9A Symons, John (University of Kansas)...... 7E
T Táíwò, Olúfẹmi O. (Georgetown University)...... 7A, G10B Tal, Eyal (University of Cologne)...... 5C Tamez, David (University of Kansas)...... 1A Tanesini, Alessandra (Cardiff University)...... 18E Tarantino, Giancarlo (Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago).... M7/14O Taylor, Kevin (University of Memphis)...... G8A Tenen, Levi (Kettering University)...... G3A Tenenbaum, Sergio (University of Toronto)...... 17A Terlazzo, Rosa (University of Rochester)...... 5I Theunissen, Nandi (University of Pittsburgh)...... 10G Thomas, Evan (The Ohio State University)...... 7G Thomas, Michael L. (Freie Universität Berlin)...... G11F Thomas, Bailey (The Pennsylvania State University)...... G3H Thomason, Krista (Swarthmore College)...... G5H, 11C Thomasson, Amie (Dartmouth College)...... 4A Thompson, Marshall (Florida State University)...... 14H Thompson, Morgan (Universität Bielefeld)...... 9A Timmerman, Travis (Seton Hall University)...... G0A Titelbaum, Mike (University of Wisconsin)...... 7D Tiwari, Alok (University of Missouri–Columbia)...... 14K Toadvine, Ted (The Pennsylvania State University)...... 13E Tollefsen, Deborah (The University of Memphis)...... 11C Tomalty, Jesse (University of Bergen)...... G3I Tong, Yi (University of Wisconsin–Platteville)...... 10L Torres, Juan (Loyola Marymount University)...... 10H Tsuji, Rika (University of North Texas)...... M8 Tubig, Paul (University of Washington)...... 10J, 15J Tucker, Miles (Virginia Commonwealth University)...... 14C Tullmann, Katherine (Northern Arizona University)...... 14I Tumulty, Maura (Colgate University)...... 5K Tuna, Emine (University of California, Santa Cruz)...... 11E Turgeon, Wendy C. (St. Joseph’s College)...... M8 Turyn, Matthew (Georgia State University)...... 2C Tweedt, Chris (Christopher Newport University)...... 18I
96 Program Participants
U Uidhir, Christy Mag (University of Houston)...... 7H Ulatowski, Joe (University of Waikato)...... 2I Urquidez, Alberto G. (Bowdoin College)...... G11C Uzquiano, Gabriel (University of Southern California)...... 7B
V Valentine, Beth (University of North Dakota)...... 17D van der Schaar, Maria (Leiden University)...... G4D Van Norden, Bryan W. (Vassar College)...... 15I van Roojen, Mark (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)...... 15D Vandenburgh, Jonathan (Northwestern University)...... 10K Varda, Ashish (Moody Bible Institute)...... G5C Varden, Helga (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 7K Velez, Emma D. (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 11D Velkley, Richard (Tulane University)...... G5K Vendé, Yves (Loyola Marymount University)...... G4B Vereb, Zachary (University of Mississippi)...... 6B Vessey, David (Grand Valley State University)...... 6A, 11E Viera, Gerardo (University of Sheffield)...... 1D Villamarin, María Guadalupe Llanes (Central University of Venezuela)...... G11F Vitale, Sarah (Ball State University)...... M7/14O Vogler, Candace (University of Chicago)...... 17C Vogt, Katja (Columbia University)...... 15B von Kriegstein, Hasko (Ryerson University)...... 18K
W Wack, Daniel (Knox College)...... G2A Walker, Thomas C. (Grand Valley State University)...... 1F Wall, Steven (Arizona University)...... 12A Walsh, Sean (University of California, Los Angeles)...... 7B Walsh, Timothy (Bowling Green State University)...... 8D Wang, Jennifer (Simon Fraser University)...... 6E Wang, Jocelyn Yuxing (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)...... G10B Wang, Phoenix (University of California, San Diego)...... M9 Wang, Robin (Loyola Marymount University)...... 15I Wang, Shawn Tinghao (University of California, San Diego)...... 6D Ward, Caleb (Stony Brook University)...... 18B Ward, Katherine (Bucknell University)...... 17E Ward, Thomas W. (Baylor University)...... G11D Ward, Zina (Florida State University)...... G5B Warmack, Andrea Dionne (Emory University)...... 10C Wartenberg, Thomas (Mount Holyoke College)...... 8B Watson, Gary (University of Southern California)...... 3B
97 Program Participants
Weid, Jonathan (Northwestern University)...... 17F Weidenbaum, Jonathan (Berkeley College)...... G3F, G5F Weinberg, Shelley (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)...... 6H Weiss, Roslyn (Lehigh University)...... G2B Welch, Brynn (University of Alabama at Birmingham)...... G1B Welch, Shay (Spelman College)...... 11J Westfall, Mason (University of Toronto)...... 7G Whaley, Kristin Seemuth (Graceland University)...... 5G White, Amy E. (Ohio University)...... 15J White, Justin (Brigham Young University)...... 7H Whittaker, Nicholas (The Graduate Center, CUNY)...... 11G Whittle, Bruno (University of Wisconsin)...... 17K Wiegman, Isaac (Texas State University at San Marcos)...... M9, 10C Wigglesworth, Logan (Rice University)...... 18K Wilburn, Heather (Tulsa Community College)...... 7J Wilburn, Josh (Wayne State University)...... 7L Wilhelm, Isaac (Rutgers University)...... 13I Williams, Brandon (Rice University/HCC)...... 10M Williams, Jessica (University of South Florida)...... 2D Williams, Howard (Cardiff University)...... G6D Williams, Lauren M. (Eastern Michigan University)...... M6 Willis, Andre C. (Brown University)...... G8C Wilson, Aaron (South Texas College)...... 4B Wilson, Jessica (University of Toronto)...... 4A Winsberg, Eric (University of South Florida)...... 7E Winters, Andrew (Yavapai College)...... 7H Winters, Rose (Ball State University)...... M9 Wirth, Jason (Seattle University)...... G5F Wirts, Amelia (University of Washington)...... 2C, 17M Wodak, Daniel (University of Pennsylvania)...... 11F Wolfson, Alexander (University of Virginia)...... 17H Won, Yuna (Ithaca College)...... 2C Woods, Evan (Independent Scholar)...... 13G, 18H Woolwine, Sarah (University of Central Oklahoma)...... G11G Wrenn, Chase (University of Alabama)...... 17F Wretzel, Joshua (The Pennsylvania State University)...... 11E Wright, Sarah (University of Georgia)...... 17I Wu, Yi (Dartmouth College)...... 2C Wu, Jingyi (University of California, Irvine)...... G10B Wysocki, Tomasz (University of Pittsburgh)...... 10K, 18H
X Xie, Wenhui (University of Oklahoma)...... G9A
98 Program Participants
Y Yadav, Sameer (Westmont College)...... G5C Yancy, George (Emory University)...... G1B Yang, Keyao (University of California, San Diego)...... 3G Yates, Alexander (University of St Andrews)...... G4D Yaure, Philip (Virginia Tech)...... 1H Yildirim, Gözde (Boston University)...... 7H Yorke, Christopher C. (The Open University)...... G3E Yumusak, Ege (Harvard University)...... 6O
Z Zbikowski, Kristen (Hibbing Community College)...... 7J Zhang, Hanzhou (Tsinghua University)...... G9A Zhao, Shimin (University of Wisconsin–Madison)...... 7G Zhou, Tieying (University of Missouri–Columbia)...... 7H Zinkin, Melissa (Binghamton University)...... G11H Zozaya, Dustin (Gothenburg University)...... G4A Zuckert, Rachel (Northwestern University)...... G11H Zurn, Christopher (University of Massachusetts Boston)...... 11I Zurn, Perry (American University)...... 1E, 15H
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