Programme

You can read the provisional programme below, or download it in PDF form.

Please note that details of the programme might change on short notice.

Location

All events take place at Oriel College, Oxford.
You can enter Oriel by the lodge from Oriel Square:

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Provisional Programme

Friday, 16. November

18:30

Drinks Reception

Everyone welcome.

Harris Seminar Room

Saturday, 17. November

9:30-11:00

Republican Freedom Revised

Raphael Krut-Landau (Princeton)
Respondent: Hilary Greaves

Harris Seminar Room

Questioning Heidegger on Essence, Potential, and Modern Technology

Chihab El Khachab (Oxford)
Respondent: Stephen Mulhall

Sanders Room

11:00-11:30

Coffee Break

11:30-13:00

The Right to a Virtuous Electorate? Vice as Cause to Disenfranchise

Alan Wilson (Edinburgh)
Respondent: David Miller

Harris Seminar Room

Leibniz's Views of Divine and Secondary Causation

Kristin Primus (Princeton)
Respondent: Paul Lodge

Sanders Room

13:00-14:30

Lunch Break

Dining Hall

14:30-16:00

Simplicity and Abstract Objects: A Note on the Epistemology of Metaphysics

Derek Green (Northwestern)
Respondent: Cian Dorr

Harris Seminar Room

Rationality Revisited - A Dual-Process Defense of Reason as a Moral Epistemic Justifier

James Otis (Western Michigan)
Respondent: Guy Kahane

Sanders Room

16:00-16:30

Coffee Break

16:30-18:00

Keynote speech: Anscombe's Complaint

Candace Vogler (Chicago)

Harris Lecture Theatre

19:00

Conference Dinner

Attendance is free for speakers and presenters. Visitors will need to pay a small fee, and register in advance.

High Table, High Street

Sunday, 18. November

9:30-11:00

Lewis's Local Miracle Compatibilism

Maria Svedberg (Stockholm)
Respondent: Peter King

Harris Seminar Room

The Inescapability of Diachronic Dilemmas

Rima Basu (USC)
Respondent: Erasmus Mayr

Sanders Room

11:00-11:30

Coffee Break

11:30-13:00

Mereological Harmony and the Nature of Spacetime

Matt Leonard (UC Davis)
Respondent: Josh Parsons

Harris Seminar Room

The Conclusion of Practical Reasoning: Taking the Aristotelian Thesis Seriously

Lucy Campbell (Cambridge)
Respondent: Ursula Coope

Sanders Room

13:00-14:30

Lunch Break

Dining Hall

14:30-16:00

What's in a that-clause?

Emanuel Viebahn (Oxford)
Respondent: Timothy Williamson

Harris Seminar Room

Correct Practical Reasoning

Benedikt Kahmen (Aachen)
Respondent: John Broome

Sanders Room

16:00-16:30

Coffee Break

16:30-18:00

Keynote speech: Stop Thinking (So Much) About Sexual Harassment

Jennifer Saul (Sheffield)

Harris Lecture Theatre