4th Annual
Oxford Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy

Weekend of October 20-21, 2007

Faculty of Philosophy 10 Merton St., Oxford

A list of the papers that will be presented follows below


Please direct any questions via email to:
paul dot lodge at philosophy
dot ox dot ac dot uk



There is no registration for the conference. Those wishing to attend should simply come along.

Please note, however, that access to the building will be restricted and will only be possible during coffee breaks and before the beginning of sessions.

Schedule of Talks

Click here for abstracts of the papersers

Saturday October 20

9.00-9.45 - Coffee

9.45-10.45
Mogens Laerke (University of Chicago)
"Cartesius et Spinoza plane dissentiunt: A Reevaluation of Leibniz's 'Spinozist' Reading of Descartes."

10.45-11.45
Ohad Nachtomy (Princeton University)
"Existence and Possibility between Leibniz and Kant."

11.45-12.15 - Break

12.15-1.15
Michael Jacovides (Purdue University)
"Locke and the Visual Array."

1.15-2.30 - LUNCH

2.30-3.30 -- Samuel Newlands (University of Notre Dame)
"Another Kind of Spinozistic Monism."

3.30-4.30 --
Andrew Youpa (Southern Illinois University)
"Spinoza's Model of Human Nature."

4.30-5.00 - Break

5.00-6.00 --
Gregory Brown (University of Houston)
"'Can I Present Infinities to You and Compare Them Together?': Leibniz's Theodicy and the Perils of Infinity"


Sunday October 21

9.00-9.30 -- Coffee

9.30-10.30
-- Monte Cook (University of Oklahoma)

"Cartesian Actualism."

10.30-11.30 Martin Lin (Rutgers University)
"Rationalism and Necessitarianism."

11.30-11.50 - Break

11.50-12.50
Stephen Puryear (Stanford University)
"Monadic Action."

12.50-1.50
Brandon Look (University of Kentucky)

"The Metaphysical and Logical Foundations of Leibniz's Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles."


For details of previous years' programmes see:
Oxford Seminar 2004
Oxford Seminar 2005
Oxford Seminar 2006
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Please note: there will be no accommodation arranged for the conference.

Those wishing to attend may find the following websites useful

http://www.visitoxford.org/
http://www.stayoxford.co.uk/

(Virutal Tour of Oxford - click here)

 

The seminar is made possible by the generous support of the
Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford.