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SUMMARY:The Significance of the Human Capacity for Planning Agency
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LOCATION:1 Gwanak-ro\, Gwanak-gu\, Seoul\, South Korea\, 08826
DESCRIPTION:<p>The Kim Young-Jung lectures&nbsp\;is&nbsp\;back&nbsp\;(after&nbsp\;a&nbsp\;Covid&nbsp\;hiatus)!</p>\n<p>The&nbsp\;lectures&nbsp\;was founded in 2011 by fellow scholars in memory of Prof. Kim Young-Jung\, who&nbsp\;was a distinguished scholar and member of the SNU Department of Philosophy since 2006\,&nbsp\;and had been actively engaging&nbsp\;in&nbsp\;and contributing to the Korean academia with renowned expertise in the areas of the&nbsp\;philosophy of mind&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;cognitive science.&nbsp\;He was also a proactive faculty member\, serving as the Dean of the SNU Admissions Office.&nbsp\;His unexpected loss in 2009 was grievous news for the entire SNU community.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Since&nbsp\;its&nbsp\;start&nbsp\;in 2011\,&nbsp\;the&nbsp\;Kim Young-Jung lectures has been the biggest annual event in the&nbsp\;SNU&nbsp\;Department of Philosophy\, providing chances for the students and faculty to invite and learn from world-renowned scholars. This year\, Professor&nbsp\;Michael Bratman (Stanford)&nbsp\;will be giving three lectures on&nbsp\;the significance of the human capacity for planning agency&nbsp\;as follows: &nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Lecture&nbsp\;1:&nbsp\;Acting over&nbsp\;Time\,&nbsp\;Acting&nbsp\;Together&nbsp\;(M\,&nbsp\;November 20\, 16:00-18:00)</p>\n<p>Lecture&nbsp\;2:&nbsp\;Shared agency\,&nbsp\;Institutional Agency&nbsp\;(T\,&nbsp\;November 21\,&nbsp\;16:00-18:00)</p>\n<p>Lecture&nbsp\;3:&nbsp\;The Core Capacity Conjecture (W\, November 22\,<em>&nbsp\;</em>16:00-18:00)</p>\n<p>The&nbsp\;list of past lecturers:</p>\n<p>2011 - Jaegwon Kim (Brown)&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>2012 - Philip Kitcher and Patricia Kitcher (Columbia)</p>\n<p>2013 -&nbsp\;<em>Philosophical Methods</em>\, Timothy Williamson (Oxford)&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>2014 -&nbsp\;<em>Consciousness\, Attention\, and Perception</em>\, Ned Block (NYU)</p>\n<p>2015 -&nbsp\;<em>Avoiding Hyper-Intellectualization: Examples in Theory of Mind and Theory of Knowledge</em>\, Tyler Burge (UCLA)</p>\n<p>2017 -&nbsp\;<em>Reason: Normativity and Rationality</em>\, John Broom (Oxford)&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>2019 -&nbsp\;<em>Truthmaker Semantics: The What\, How and Why</em>\, Kit Fine (NYU)</p>
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