Thursday, March 26, 2009
Dinner with Davies
Please let me know if you're interested in coming to dinner with Dave Davies. It's at Fazzo at 6.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Dinner with Fantl
Please let me know if you're interested in coming to dinner with Jeremy Fantl. Same rules as last time apply. The reservation is at Mise for 6:30.
Monday, March 9, 2009
UW Philosophy Blog
UW students have a philosophy blog here! It appears to mostly be for announcements, but it would be great if some of us could start posting arguments or other philosophically interesting things so that they have more of a reason to check out our blog and maybe begin a dialogue.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Dinner With Levine
Please let me know if you're interested in coming to dinner with Levine this Friday. Please do let me know in advance and don't expect to just be able to tag along last minute since reservation policy is less flexible this time than it has been in the past. Also, we're changing how we do student subsidies. Instead of fully subsidizing the first couple of students who indicate interest, the department will pay for the equivalent of two meals and the remaining students' bills will be split among all students. That way everyone gets some subsidy action!
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
More PPUPA info...
This is the letter i received from the guy who is coordinating the conference.
Hello everyone,
I'd like to announce the speaker of the conference this year will be Jennifer Woodrow from University of Alberta. The conference dates are set for the 21st and 22nd. Professor Woodrow will be presenting a paper on Luck Control and Epistemic Responsibility.
If you could return an e-mail to me letting me know that your departments have recieved the notice about the conference that would be very useful. Also, if your departments or clubs intend to come an RSVP would be very helpful and probably needed in by the end of the month.
There will be a registration fee for the conference to help pay for it and to supply lovely trays of snack and lunch food as well as some refreshments. This will likely be between $10-$15 depending on the attendance (this is another thing RSVP would help me to figure out)
Last thing of all to note is that there is still plenty of room for papers to be presented so if you have students interested in presentation then please remind them or suggest to them to contact me at either this e-mail address cliffbaum@hotmail.com or cliff.baum@uleth.ca Papers are still welcomed!
Anyways, that is the update on the conference. I hope all is well with the rest of you and hope to hear from you soon.
Cliff
Hello everyone,
I'd like to announce the speaker of the conference this year will be Jennifer Woodrow from University of Alberta. The conference dates are set for the 21st and 22nd. Professor Woodrow will be presenting a paper on Luck Control and Epistemic Responsibility.
If you could return an e-mail to me letting me know that your departments have recieved the notice about the conference that would be very useful. Also, if your departments or clubs intend to come an RSVP would be very helpful and probably needed in by the end of the month.
There will be a registration fee for the conference to help pay for it and to supply lovely trays of snack and lunch food as well as some refreshments. This will likely be between $10-$15 depending on the attendance (this is another thing RSVP would help me to figure out)
Last thing of all to note is that there is still plenty of room for papers to be presented so if you have students interested in presentation then please remind them or suggest to them to contact me at either this e-mail address cliffbaum@hotmail.com or cliff.baum@uleth.ca Papers are still welcomed!
Anyways, that is the update on the conference. I hope all is well with the rest of you and hope to hear from you soon.
Cliff
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Phil Papers
David Chalmers has constructed an online database of all things philosophical on the interwebs. It's called 'PhilPapers' and it is awesome. This is a real service to the profession and a game-changing research tool. I highly recommend everyone check it out!
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