Tentative
Schedule
All events located in the Indiana Memorial Union Biddle
Conference Center
(A venue map can be accessed here.)
THURSDAY
8:00 pm Opening
Lecture: Jennifer Hornsby (Birkbeck College, London)
Talk Title: "The Nature of Action: Causings, not Causes"
Location: The Georgian Room
9:15 pm Reception
Location: State Rooms East and West
FRIDAY
(All events held in the State Rooms East and West)
Note: Representatives from the Oxford University Press will be on hand all day
selling books at a discounted rate for conference participants.
9:00-10:45 Angela
Smith (U Washington)
Talk Title: "Attitudes and Control"
Commentator: John Martin Fischer (UC Riverside)
Chair: Laura Ekstrom (William and Mary)
11:00-12:45 R. Jay
Wallace (UC Berkeley)
Talk Title: "Dispassionate Opprobrium: On Blame and the
Reactive
Sentiments"
Commentator: Mario De Caro (U Rome III)
Chair: Elinor Mason (U Edinburgh)
Lunch
2:15-4:00 Richard
Holton (MIT)
Talk Title: "Disentangling the Will"
Commentator: Tim O'Connor (Indiana U)
Chair: Adam Leite (Indiana U)
4:15-6:00 Al Mele
(Florida St. U)
Talk Title: “Moral Responsibility and Agent’s Histories”
Commentator: Neil Levy (U Melbourne and U Oxford)
Chair: Manuel Vargas (U San Francisco)
7:00 Conference
Dinner
SATURDAY
(All events held in the Georgian Room)
9:15-11:00 Adina
Roskies (Dartmouth)
Talk Title: "Can Neuroscience Resolve Issues about Free Will?"
Commentator: Mark Balaguer (Cal State L.A.)
Chair: Tillmann Vierkant (U Edinburgh)
11:15-1:00 Shaun
Nichols (U Arizona)
Talk Title: "After Incompatibilism: A Naturalistic Defense of
the
Reactive Attitudes"
Commentator: Shaun Gallagher (U Central Florida)
Chair: Jonathan Weinberg (Indiana U)
1:00-1:30 Tillman
Vierkant (U Edinburgh)
Talk Title: “A Short Introduction to the EUROCORES Programme:
Consciousness in a Natural and Cultural Context and Its Activities”
Invited Participants:
Joe Campbell (Washington State U)
Derk Pereboom (Cornell and U Vermont)
Michael McKenna (Florida St. U)
Laura Ekstrom (William and Mary)
Michael Murray (Franklin and Marshall)
Manuel Vargas (U San Francisco)
Eddy Nahmias (Georgia State U)