TERESA OF ÁVILA AND RENÉ DESCARTES ON INFUSED CONTEMPLATION, DIVINE IMMEDIACY, AND THE LOVE OF GOD

A Dissertation for Defense • Zachary Agoff

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Philosophy Department Colloquium

Art as a Substitute for People
with Professor Errol Lord

Moral Worth Under Oppression
with Professor Sukaina Hirji

Poetry's Essential Place in Anti-Colonial Philosophy

A Discussion with Dr. Jason Allen-Paisant and Company

Please join us on Friday, March 15th for a Philosophy Department Co-Sponsored Colloquium with Dr. Jason Allen-Paisant, Yesenia Escobar Espitia, and Rawad Wehbe

The event will start at 3pm in room 402 of Cohen Hall, with a reception to follow.

Please join us on Friday, February 16th for a joint Philosophy Department / East Asian Languages & Civilizations Department Colloquium with Professor Hannah Kim.
 
The event will start at 3pm in room 402 of Cohen Hall, with a reception to follow.
 

Please join us on Thursday, February 1st for our Philosophy Department Colloquium with Professor Manuel Vargas.
 
The event will start at 2:30 pm in the Philosophy Department Library (4th floor, Cohen Hall), with a reception to follow in the lounge.

Please join us on Friday, April 5th for our Philosophy Department Colloquium with Professor Lauren Ross. 

The event will start at 3pm in room 402 of Cohen Hall, with a reception to follow.

Please join us on Friday, February 23rd for our Philosophy Department Colloquium with Professor Lidal Dror.

The event will start at 3pm in room 402 of Cohen Hall, with a reception to follow.

Please join us on Friday, January 19th for our Philosophy Department Colloquium:

How the Laws of Logic Lie

with Professor Gillian Russell

Friday, January 19^th • 3 PM – 5PM • Cohen 402

Please join us on Friday, December 8th for our Philosophy Department Colloquium with Professor Rohan Sud.
 
The event will start at 3pm in room 402 of Cohen Hall, with a reception to follow.
 
Title: A Zetetic Approach to Vagueness
 
Abstract: 
 

Please join us on Friday, December 1st for our Philosophy Department Colloquium with Professor Christopher Lewis.

The event will start at 3pm in room 402 of Cohen Hall, with a reception to follow.

Title: Unlocking Lex Talionis: why “Eye for an Eye” punishment would end Mass Incarceration immediately