SSP Panels at the APA Pacific Division Meeting

March 22-26, 2006, Portland Hilton Hotel, Portland, OR

Society for Student Philosophers (SSP)

Chair: Matthew Lockard (University of California, Los Angeles)

Speaker: Jeremy Henkel  (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

         “What the Categorical Imperative Cannot Do: Toward a Kantian Account of Choice”

Speaker: Anne Barnhill (New York University)

        “Sexual Objectification, Sexual Subjectification, and a Problem with Porn”

Speaker: Michael Anthony Long (University of Houston)

        “A Case for an Informed Current-Desire Conception of Welfare”

Speaker: Eric Chelstrom (SUNY Buffalo)

        “The Philosophical Understanding of Music in the Nineteenth Century: Schopenhauer and Nietzsche”

 

Society for Student Philosophers (SSP)

Chair: Jeremy Henkel (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

Speaker: Matthew Lockard (University of California, Los Angeles)

        “Disjunctivism and the Fallibility of Perceptual Belief”

Speaker: Brandy Burfield (University of Houston)

        “Putnam and Mathematical Objectivism”

Speaker: Xiaoyang Tang (New School for Social Research)

        “To A Piece of White Paper Itself: An Exemplification of the Phenomenological Maxim in Heidegger’s Early Thoughts”

Speaker: David M. Krueger (SUNY Albany)

        “The Kierkegaard/Wittgenstein Connection: Private Language and the Role of Faith”

 

Society for Student Philosophers (SSP)

Panel Title: Responses and Responsibilities: 19th century German readings of Modern philosophy

Chair: Melissa M. Shew (University of Oregon)

Speaker: Melissa M. Shew (University of Oregon)

        “Schelling and Spinoza:  The Haunted and the Hunted”

Speaker: Carolyn Culbertson (University of Oregon)

        “Hegel and Jacobi: On Thinking and Intuiting”

Speaker: Adam Arola (University of Oregon)

        “Nietzsche and Spinoza: The Joys f Untimely Philosophy”