Monday, March 13 at 4:30 p.m. Grace Conference Room, University Center Elizabeth Anderson is the John Dewey Distinguished University Professor, John Rawls Collegiate Professor, Arthur F. Thurnau Professor, and chair of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Michigan. About her talk, she says, “Patterns of police violence and mass incarceration directed against African-Americans…
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March 16: Geography Dept. presents Atwood lecture featuring anthropologist Arturo Escobar
Thursday, March 16; 7 p.m. Tilton Hall (2nd floor, University Center) Arturo Escobar will present this year’s Wallace W. Atwood Lecture, “Designs for the Pluriverse: Autonomy, Territoriality, and the Communal.” The lecture is sponsored by the Graduate School of Geography. Contact Kayla Peterson for more information.
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April 4: Philosophy Department presents ‘Statecraft in Plato’s “Statesman”‘
Jeffrey Fisher, Ph. D., of University of Notre Dame presents talk on Statecraft in Plato's 'Statesman'
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March 14: Philosophy Dept. presents talk on ‘aesthetic manipulation’
Marcia Baron Presents Philosophy Lecture on Aesthetic Manipulation Co-Sponsored by the Clark Philosophy Department, the Philosophy Jefferson Lecture Fund, and the Higgins School of Hummanities
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Geography Colloquium Speaker Series hosts Rebecca Lave of Indiana U., 3/13
Please join us when we host Rebecca Lave, Assistant Professor of Geography at Indiana University, as part of our Spring 2014 Colloquium Series. Professor Lave will be giving a talk on “Marketing Environmental Science and Management: Stream Migration in the US”. You can view her faculty page here, and the abstract for her talk is below.…
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Prof. Greg Bassett presents Philosophy lecture on ethical judgments and the existence of weakness of will
Wednesday, April 6, 4:30 p.m. John and Kay Bassett Admissions Center Adjunct Professor of Philosophy Greg Bassett will present a lecture on “Weakness of Will and the Status of Ethical Judgments.” We ordinarily think that our ethical judgments play an important role in explaining and predicting our actions. This connection to judgment is part of…
