Justin Snedegar
First, there will be a talk this Friday, January 16th, at USC, at 4pm in Mudd Hall of Philosophy, Room 102.
Geoffrey Lee, NYU - "Snapshots, Inner Theaters, and the Specious Present"
Second, the papers have been selected for the UCLA/USC Grad Conference this February:
* Tim Button, Cambridge and Harvard University - "What is an Indefinite Totality?"
* Joe Hedger, Arizona State University - "New York is just New York"
* Bradley Rettler, University of Notre Dame - "Simple Persistence"
* Brandon Warmke, Florida State University - "In Defense of Invariantism About Moral Responsibility"
* Briggs Wright, University of Texas at Austin - "Many, But Almost Holmes?"
More information about the conference here.
First, there will be a talk this Friday, January 16th, at USC, at 4pm in Mudd Hall of Philosophy, Room 102.
Geoffrey Lee, NYU - "Snapshots, Inner Theaters, and the Specious Present"
Second, the papers have been selected for the UCLA/USC Grad Conference this February:
* Tim Button, Cambridge and Harvard University - "What is an Indefinite Totality?"
* Joe Hedger, Arizona State University - "New York is just New York"
* Bradley Rettler, University of Notre Dame - "Simple Persistence"
* Brandon Warmke, Florida State University - "In Defense of Invariantism About Moral Responsibility"
* Briggs Wright, University of Texas at Austin - "Many, But Almost Holmes?"
More information about the conference here.