Early Modern—Saint Louis
T-Rex Downtown
911 Washington Ave
Saint Louis 63101
United States
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Friday, 21 Apr
12:00-12:30
Coffee and conference info available
12:30-1:30
"Locke's Epistemic Humility"
Julie Walsh (Wellesley College)
1:40-2:40
"Spinoza and Gender Inequality"
Francesca di Poppa (Texas Tech University)
2:50-3:50
"The Contingent Necessity of Descartes' Eternal Truths"
Jeremy Skrzypek (Saint Louis University)
4:00-6:00
Panel on Teaching Modern Philosophy
Eugene Marshall (Florida International),
Judith Crane (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)
Saturday, 22 Apr
9:00-10:00
"Locke and Hume on Eternity and Immensity"
Annemarie Butler (Iowa State University)
10:10-11:10
"Descartes on the Animal Within, and the Animals Without"
Evan Thomas (The Ohio State University)
11:20-12:20
"Mary Shepherd and the Abstract Self"
Deborah Boyle (College of Charleston)
Break for Lunch
1:40-2:40
"Spinoza on Human Freedoms and the Eternity of the Mind"
Noa Naaman-Zauderer (Tel Aviv University)
2:50-3:50
"Causal Inference and Perception in the Treatise and first Enquiry; Hume's Anticipation of Modularity"
Louis Loeb (University of Michigan)
4:00-6:00
Keynote Address
"The Role of Motivation in Cartesian Freedom"
Scott Ragland (Saint Louis University)
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Sponsored by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville College of Arts and Sciences and Department of Philosophy
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Organizers:
Richard Fry, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville ([email protected])
Krista Rodkey, Valpariso University ([email protected])
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Conference website: http://em-stl.net
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