Fall
October 4 –Andy Werner (Chicago): McDowell on Animality, Mere and Rational
October 18 – Ed Dain (Providence College): Eliminating Ethics: Wittgenstein, Ethics and the Limits of Sense
November 1 – Cora Diamond (UVA): Wittgenstein, Anscombe, and What Can Only Be True
November 2-3 Linsky Memorial Conference
November 8 – Silver Bronzo (Chicago): Understanding the Context Principle
November 22 – Gilad Nir (Chicago): Rethinking the Logic of Duality
December 6 – Nic Koziolek (Chicago)
Winter
January 17 – Martin Gustafsson (Åbo Akademi): Wittgenstein on using language and playing chess: the breakdown of an analogy, and its consequences
January 31 – Matthias Haase (Leipzig): “Power and Habit”
February 13 – Kelly Dean Jolley (Auburn) [Thursday, 4:30pm]
[Joint session with LitPhilW]
February 14 – No meeting. Friedlander/Benjamin conference
February 21 – No meeting. Kant/Sellars conference
March 14 – Pascal Brixel (Chicago): “Contextualism and the very Idea of a Philosophical Theory”
Spring
April 4 – Michael Kremer (Chicago): “A Capacity for Getting Things Right: Gilbert Ryle on Knowledge”
April 18 –Avner Baz (Tufts): “Kant, Wittgenstein, Cavell, and the Sound of Reaching Bedrock”
May 2 – Hans Sluga (Berkeley): ” ‘The world as I found it.’ Timelessness, time, and history in Wittgenstein.”
please note special location: Rosenwald 301
May 16 – Sören Stenlund (Uppsala): “Wittgenstein and Symbolic Mathematics”
May 17 – Sören Stenlund (Uppsala): Mini-Seminar: “The Origin of Symbolic Mathematics and the End of the Science of Quantity”
location and time TBA
May 30 – Amos Browne (Chicago): “Psychologism and Psychology in the Philosophical Investigations.”
June 13 – Paulo Faria (Rio Grande do Sul)- “The Vagaries of Actions and the Verities of Meanings”
please note special time: 12pm-3pm