Anscombe Archive Conference on Mind & Action
First Anscombe Archive Conference on Mind & Action, with talks from Prof. Michael Bratman, Prof. Jennifer Ann Frey, Prof. Ellen Fridland, Prof. Jennifer Hornsby, Prof. Richard Moran, Prof.
First Anscombe Archive Conference on Mind & Action, with talks from Prof. Michael Bratman, Prof. Jennifer Ann Frey, Prof. Ellen Fridland, Prof. Jennifer Hornsby, Prof. Richard Moran, Prof.
Second day of PeRFECt4, with talks from Rima Basu, John Bengson, and Michael Milona.
Justin D'Ambrosio, postdoctoral research fellow on the Language of Consciousness project at ANU, will give a talk. Title and abstract are below. Light refreshments will be provided.
"A New Perceptual Adverbialism"
Are you thinking about applying to grad school in philosophy? You are invited to an information session on Thursday 30 November 12:00- 1:15 pm, in the Philosophy Department Lounge (4th floor Cohen Hall). Find out what the application process is like, and how to prepare for it. Grad students in Penn’s philosophy program will share their experience as recent applicants, and I’ll be there to talk about the process.
New initiatives aim to examine and address issues of underrepresented minority participation in academic philosophy. This critical attention to who philosophers are, who becomes philosophers, and what content counts as philosophy marks an exciting change toward inclusivity. Less attention, however, has been devoted to examining inclusive philosophical methods (ways of doing philosophy) and pedagogy (ways of teaching philosophy). This involves asking distinctive questions: How do traditional philosophical methods include or exclude? To whom and for whom do we teach?
Contact Dan Singer (singerd@phil.upenn.edu) for more information.
Testimony and the Epistemology in the Age of Fake News
Speakers:
A two-day workshop hosted by Penn Visual Studies on the role of studio arts training in a liberal arts education bringing together psychologists of art,neuroscientists, art historians, educators, philosophers, and fine arts teachers. For further information, please see here.
Workshop on Perceptual Learning: Philosophy, Psychology, and Neuroscience
Friday, May 12th and Saturday, May 13th
Speakers:
An evening with Galápagos naturalists Ernesto Vaca and Fausto Rodríguez.