| | FRIDAY,
NOV 9 | | 10:00am
- 11:00am | Ordinary
Objects and Overdetermination
Alexander
Skiles, University of Notre Dame
Commentator: David Capps, University of Connecticut | 11:10am
- 12:10pm | Why
the Contextualist Should Be a Sceptic
Daniele
Sgaravatti, University of St Andrews (Arche)
Commentator: Nick Kroll, Yale
University | 12:10pm
- 12:40pm | Lunch | 1:40pm
- 2:40pm | “If
they lived according to the guidance of reason. . . ”: Spinoza on Imagination,
Reason, and the Mob
Matthew
Congdon, The New School for Social Research
Commentator: Ian Smith, University
of Connecticut | 2:50pm
- 3:50pm | Two
Normative Arguments for Metaethical Constructivism
Jeff
Sebo, New York University
Commentator: Richard Brown, City University New York | 4:00pm
- 6:00pm | Featured
Faculty Speaker
Austen
Clark, University of Connecticut
| SATURDAY,
NOV 10 | | 10:00am
- 11:00am | The
Death of JTB
Kevin
Feaganes, Temple University
Commentator: Catherine Sutton, University of Virginia | 11:10am
- 12:10pm | ’Probably
if ’ and conditional probability
Jeff
Russell, New York University
Commentator: Barak Krakauer, University of Massachusetts | 12:10pm
- 1:40pm | Lunch | 1:40pm
- 2:40pm | Embodied
Cognition and Mindreading
Shannon
Spaulding, University of Wisconsin
Commentator: Richard Hine, University of
Connecticut | 2:50pm
- 3:50pm | Moral
Advice and the Structure of Moral Explanation
Uri
Leibowitz, University of Massachusetts
Commentator: Gwen Bradford, Yale University | 4:00pm
- 6:00pm | Keynote
Address
Paul
Horwich, New York University
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