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Ohio State Philosophy hits the Rocky Mountains

February 11, 2019

Ohio State Philosophy hits the Rocky Mountains

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Ohio State Philosophy will be well represented at the Central Division meeting of the American Philosophical Association in Denver in two weeks! Two graduate students are giving papers:

James Fritz on “Can Moral Disapproval Be Done Well?”

Erin Mercurio on “A Modified Objective List Theory of Well-Being”

Five graduate students will be commenting on a variety of panels: Jennifer Gleason (disability and human flourishing), Daniel Olson (philosophy of physics), Giorgio Sbardolini (philosophy of language: imperatives, generics, and counterlogicals), Evan Woods (metaphysics of persons), and Chulmin Yoon (meaning and context).

Senior Lecturer Scott Brown will be commenting on a panel about metaphysics.

Prof. Richard Samuels will be chairing a panel on philosophy of mind, and Prof. Piers Turner has been invited to speak on “Nudging the Limits of Mill’s Anti-Paternalism” for a PPE Society group session.

Well done, everyone!