Chapel Hill Colloquium in Philosophy

The 51st annual Chapel Hill Colloquium in Philosophy will be held from Friday, November 3, 2017 (6:00 pm) through Sunday, November 5, 2017 (noon). All papers will be held in Howell 115.

REGISTRATION

Registration is mandatory for all Colloquium attendees. Please register online using the following links:

General Registration is $150 for a single registrant, $175 for a registrant plus a dinner guest. Registration provides access to the entire weekend’s events, including continental breakfasts, a social reception, and a dinner party.

UNC Philosophy Faculty Registration

UNC Philosophy Graduate Student Registration

Undergraduate students are welcome to attend the Colloquium, but must RSVP by November 1 to kbunyea@unc.edu.

PROGRAM

Claire Miller Lecture:  Linda Zagzebski (Oklahoma)

Russell Jones (Harvard): “The Real Challenge of Plato’s Republic”

                Commentator: Rachana Kamtekar (Cornell)

Kenny Easwaran (Texas A&M): “The City as a Collective Agent”

                Commentator: Ryan Muldoon (Buffalo)

Niko Kolodny (U. Cal. Berkeley): “Political Corruption”

                Commentator: Sophia Moreau (Toronto)

Elisabeth Camp (Rutgers): “Manipulative Meaning: Insinuations, Slurs, and Metaphorical Insults”

                Commentator: Richard Heck (Brown)

PAPERS & SCHEDULE

Please click here to download the papers and a complete Colloquium schedule.

This page is password-protected. If you do not have the password, please email Katie at kbunyea@unc.edu.

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