Our own Chris Pincock, along with Chris Orban (Physics), are involved in a public outreach project on the history and philosophy of cosmology. They have an event coming up at Strongwater Food and Spirits, which is a neat space downtown.
Professor Julia Jorati has won the 2016 Marc Sanders Prize for the best paper in Early Modern Philosophy, for her paper "Leibniz’s Ontology of Force.” Her paper will be published in Oxford Studies in Early Modern Ph
Evan Woods presented his winning paper, “Simple Constitution and the Explanatory Ambitions of Constitution Theory,” at the Department's annual Fink Award Ceremony.
Eden Lin was recently a featured philosopher at the Philosophy, Ethics, & Academia blog (PEA Soup). His entry on sophisticated theories of welfare is here, along with some discussio
Our own Prof. Rudavsky has been appointed Director of the Melton Center for Jewish Studies. Please visit her webpage here.
The Political Science Department is hosting this year's meeting of the Association for Political Theory, with support from the Philosophy Department. The conference is the largest annual meeting in the US focusing on political philosophy and political theory.
