Dublin Graduate Philosophy Conference, 2011
The Department of Philosophy, Trinity College Dublin
in conjuction with
The School of Philosophy, University College Dublin
Present
The Private
A graduate conference
To be held in the
Humanities Institute, Ireland
University College Dublin
25–26 March 2011
Programme
Friday 25 March 2011
13.30–14.00 Registration & Coffee
14.00–14.45 Session 1
Connell Vaughan (University College Dublin)
Privacy and the Event; Aesthetic Experience as the Basis for Political Engagement
14.45–16.45 Session II
Kevin Reuter (Birkbeck College, University of London, UK)
Truly Introspective Judgements
Eoin Ryan (Brown University, USA)
Introspection as the diagnostic tool of self–skepticism
Jérémie Lafraire (Institut Jean Nicod, France)
Immunity to Error Through Misidentification, Nonceptual Contents, and Semantic Relativisim
16.45–17.00 Coffee Break
17.00–18.30 Plenary Session
Ray Monk (University of Southahmpton)
TBA
19.30 Dinner downtown
Saturday 26 March 2011
9.30–10.00 Morning Coffee
10.00–10.45 Session III
Amir Konigsberg (Princeton University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Dosastic responsibility–between belief and acceptance
10.45–12.45 Session IV
Stephen Hudson (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)
Hegel's Mutual Recognition and the Development of Personal Identity
Alex South (University of Glasgow)
Intimate Habits: Connecting Self and Other
Fiona Ennis (University College Cork)
The Narrative Self and the Body
12.45–13.45 Lunch
13.45–15.00 Session V
Thomas Raleigh (University of Essex and King's College London, UK)
On the first step in a private language argument
Anna Ciaunica (University of Burgundy, France)
Everybody says "I" – A "Detective Story" about the First–Person Perspective
15.00–15.15 Coffee Break
15.15–16.30 Session VI
Marc–André Weber (Neuchâtel University, Switzerland)
The Alternative Definition of Privacy
Juan Espindola–Mata (University of Michigan, USA)
The Case(s) of Litigating Spies: Reputation, Privacy and Respect
Venue
The Humanities Institute of Ireland is located on the UCD campus. For directions to the Institute please click here.
Registration
Registration is free, but spaces are limited so please contact the conference organisers at: UCDgrad2011@gmail.com