Confirmed Speakers for Invited Sessions

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In nearly all cases, following FISP tradition, the session chair is one of the regular speakers for that
session; his or her name is then indicated in italics. The date given for each session is hyperlinked to that page of the Master Schedule. Below you will find the following:

Plenary Sessions

Invited Sessions Confirmed Speakers
Origins and Philosophical Conceptions of Paideia (8/12) Pierre Aubenque, Tu Wei-Ming, Paul Woodruff
Philosophy and the Future of Education (8/15) Israel Scheffler, Leon Olive, John Silber
Paideia, Social Justice, and Human Rights (8/14) Ioanna Kuçuradi, Karl-Otto Apel, Eduardo Rabossi
Philosophical Education and Cultural Diversity (8/11) Martha Nussbaum, Olga Avtonomova, Lucius Outlaw

Symposia

Invited Sessions Confirmed Speakers
The Ideas of the Enlightenment and their Legacy (8/10) Simone Goyard-Fabre, Paulin Houtondji, Morton White
Pragmatism, What it is and What it is not (8/11) Risto Hilpinen, Sandra Rosenthal
Current Challenges in Ethics (8/14) Gunter Patzig, Ricardo Maliandi, Margarita Valdes
Global Agenda for the Teaching of Philosophy (8/12) David Evans, Adrian Miroiu, Margaret Chatterjee, Kung-Ming Wu
Science and the Humanities (8/13) Evandro Agazzi, Robert S. Cohen, Jesus Mosterín; Leszek Nowak

Special Sessions

Invited Sessions Confirmed Speakers
Maimonides Lecture (8/10) George Henrik Von Wright.
Chair: Jaakko Hintikka
Special session on Philosophy and Language (8/12) Donald Davidson, W.V. Quine
Chair: Ernest LePore
Perelman Symposium: Reasoning and Argumentation (8/14) Guy Haarscher, Neil MacCormick, John Woods
Special APA Session: Philosophy In American Life: Ideals and Reality (8/13) Philip L. Quinn, Jorge Gracia, Robert Audi, John Perry
General Assemby: Fédération Internationale des Sociétés de Philosophie (FISP) (8/13)  

Intercultural Sessions

Intercultural Perspectives on Aesthetics (8/10) Barry Hallen (USA) (African Perspective)
Joseph Margolis (USA) (Western Perspective)
Steve Odin (USA) (Oriental Perspective)
The Meaning of Democracy in the World Today (8/11) Emmanuel Eze (USA) (African Perspective)
Peter A. French (USA) (Western Perspective)
Hossein Ziai (USA) (Islamic Perspective)
Communitarianism, Eastern, Western and African (8/12) D. P. Chattopadhyaya (India) (Oriential Perspective)
Dismas Masolo (USA) (African Perspective)
TBA (Western Perspective)
The Philosophy of Violence in the Modern World (8/13) Robert L. Holmes (USA) (Western Perspective)
William R. Jones (USA) (African American Perspective)
Tsenay Serequeberhan (USA) (African Perspective)
TBA (Oriental Perspective)
Philosophy and Social Justice in the World Today (8/14) Safro Kwame (USA) (African Perspective)
Kwang-Sae Lee (USA) (Oriental Perspective)
Lorenzo Simpson (USA) (African American Perspective)
TBA (Western Perspective)

India and Tibet

Indian Orthodox Traditions (8/14)

Arindam Chakrabarti (Hawaii), Brendan Gillon
Tibetan Buddhist Philosophy (8/14) The Ven Geshe Ngawang Samten (Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies, India), Guy Newland (Central Michigan)

Japan and China

Japanese Buddhist Philosophy (8/15) Yoko Arisaka (Univ of San Francisco), Steve Odin (Hawaii)
Classical Chinese Philosophy (8/15) Chung-ying Cheng (Hawaii)
Chad Hansen (Hong Kong)
Round Table Discussion (8/15)
Jay L. Garfield (The University of Tasmania, Australia), Co-Chair Mark Siderits, Co-Chair

Sessions

Invited Sessions Confirmed Speakers
A Priori Knowledge (8/11) George Bealer, Laurence BonJour, Al Casullo
Abstraction and Abstract Objects (8/14) Kit Fine, Bob Hale, E.J. Lowe
Applied Ethics (8/10) Russell Hardin, So Heung-Yol
Causation and the Mind (8/12) Fred Dretske, David-Hillel Ruben, Stephen Yablo
Cognition, Controversy, and Rationality (8/11) Marcelo Dascal, Eduardo Flichman, Ryszard Wojcicki
Cognitive Fallacies (8/10) Fernando Broncano, Gerd Gigenrenzer, Niels-Eric Sahlin
Comparative Philosophy of Religion (8/11) Keith Yandell, John Clayton
Consciousness (8/11) Ted Honderich, William Lycan, David Rosenthal
Contextualism in Epistemology (8/12) Keith DeRose, Robert Fogelin, Michael Williams
Creativity and Discovery (8/12) William Abraham, George Allan, Matti Sintonen
Deconstruction and Its Critics (8/11) Rodolphe Gasche, Dale Jacquette
Dewey (8/15) James Garrison, J. Campbell, Larry Hickman
Education and Epistemic Authority (8/12) Jonathan Adler, Catherine Elgin, Dennis Charles Phillips
Empiricism (8/15) Michael Ayers, Joao Paulo Monteiro, Kenneth Winkler
Ethics, Religion, and the Future of Humanity (8/10) Robert Audi, Alasdair MacIntyre, Kai Nielsen
Feminist Approaches to Essentialism (8/10) Cheryl Hall, Marilyn Myerson, Natalie Stoljar
Feminist Epistemology (8/10) Linda Alcoff, Louise Antony, Sally Haslanger
Free Will (8/10) John Martin Fischer, Robert Kane, Saul Smilansky
God and Evil (8/12) Michael Levine, Richard Swinburne, Howard Wettstein
Historical Narrative (8/13) Michael Bentley, Raymond Martin, Behan McCullagh, Arthur Danto
Is Set Theory the Right Foundation for Mathematics? (8/13) J.E. Fensted, Stewart Shapiro
Kant, Paideia, and the Enlightenment Today (8/10) Henry Allison, Zeljo Loparic, James Van Cleve
Knowledge and Being (8/11) Debi Prasad Chattopadhaya, Arda Denkel, Stanley Rosen
Knowledge as a Cultural and Historical Phenomenon (8/11) Vladislav Lektorsky, Tom Rockmore, V. Stepin
Leibniz and the Beginning of the Enlightenment (8/10) Hans Poser, Robert Sleigh
Logic and Metaphysics (8/12) Joao Branquinho, Terry Horgan, George Wilson
Mathematical Intuition (8/11) Solomon Feferman, Charles Parsons, Mark Steiner
Medical Ethics (8/14) Dan Brock, Norman Daniels, Bernard Gert
Mind/Body Problems (8/14) Josep Corbi, Jaegwon Kim, Sydney Shoemaker
Minds and Computers (8/11) John Pollock, Zenon Pylyshyn
Moral Epistemology (8/11) Jonathan Dancy, Gilbert Harman, Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
Moral Psychology (8/12) Michael DePaul, Olbeth Hansberg, Amelie Rorty
Objectivity (8/11) Robert Brandom, Eli Hirsch, Oscar Nudler
Ontology (8/11) Osvaldo Chateaubriand, Peter Simons, Peter Van Inwagen
Perception (8/11) Brian MacLaughlin, Michael Pendlebury, Diana Raffman
Perspectives on Analytic Philosophy (8/12) Burton Dreben, Pascal Engel, John Perry
Philosophical Situations in Eastern Europe (8/10) James Scanlan, E. Swiderski, Evert Van der Zweerde
Philosophy, Death, and Dying (8/14) Felicia Ackerman, Arthur Caplan, Jorge Garcia
Philosophy and Children (8/15) Robert Coles, Katalin Havas, Matthew Lipman
Philosophy and the Environment (8/13) Robin Attfield, John Passmore, Holmes Rolston
Philosophy and the Environment (8/14) Robin Attfield, Azizan Baharuddin, Heta and Matti Hayvy Gunnar Skirbekk
Philosophy in the Education of Humanity (8/11) Richard Feldman, Gary Matthews, Harvey Siegel
Philosophy of Action (8/13) Michael Bratman, Carlos Moya, Joelle Proust
Philosophy of Art Today (8/14) Noël Carroll, Arthur Danto, Mary Mothersill
Philosophy of Language (8/12) Jerrold Katz, Mark Sainsbury, Stephen Schiffer
Philosophy of Law (8/12) Jules Coleman, Brian Leiter, Olufemi Taiwo
Philosophy of Physics (8/14) Alberto Cordero, John Earman, Larry Sklar
Philosophy of Psychology (8/10) Jesus Ezquerro, Adolf Grünbaum, Stephen Stich
Philosophy of Science Today (8/12) Arthur Fine, Elliott Sober, Bas Van Fraassen
Problems of Democracy in an Age of Globalization (8/13) William McBride, Horacio Cerutti-Goldberg, Andrzej Kaniowski
Rationalism (8/15) John Carriero, Edwin Curley, and Dan Garber
Reconsidering the Tradition of Metaphysics—the Medieval Example (8/11) Brian Leftow, Ludger Honnenfelder, John Wippel
Reductionism (8/15) Ulysses Moulines, Michael Ruse, Peter Smith
Religious Epistemology (8/13) William Alston, Gary Gutting, Solomon Marcus
Religious Pluralism (8/13) Philip Quinn, William Rowe, Merrold Westphal
Science and Metaphysics (8/13) Daniel Bonevac, Barry Loewer, Brian Skyrms
Self Knowledge (8/13) Bill Brewer, Martin Davies, John Gibbons
Semantics (8/11) Manuel Garcia-Carpintero, Tim Williamson
Social, Cultural, and Historical Aspects of Minority Rights (8/12) Thomas McCarthy, Maria Herrera, Shane O'Neill
Social Knowledge and Social Consensus (8/13) Alvin Goldman, Keith Lehrer, Miriam Solomon
Structuralism and Poststructuralism (8/11) Peter Caws, Stephen Watson, Edith Wyschogrod
Systematic Philosophy (8/12) Jay Rosenberg, Gary Rosenkrantz, Beth Singer
Technology and Communication (8/10) Janos Kristof Nyiri, Esa Saarinen, Barry Smith
The Conditions and Justification of Belief (8/13) Richard Foley, Mark Leon, William Mann
The Explanatory Gap (8/14) Robert van Gulick, Brian Loar, Joe Levine
The Inexpressibility of Truth and Truth Theories (8/12) Paul Horwich, Lorenz Puntel, Gabriel Sandu
The Naturalization of Intentionality (8/12) Ruth Millikan, Pierre Jacob
The Nature and Epistemology of Experience (8/13) David Chalmers, Mark Johnston, Richard Fumerton
The Objectivity of the Social (8/14) Thomas Flynn, Margaret Gilbert, Raimo Tuomela
The Pyrrhonian Problematic (8/12) Luciano Floridi, Peter Klein, Paul Moser
Thinking and Computing (8/12) James Fetzer, James Moor, John Searle
Truth and Postmodernism (8/12) Daniel Dennett, Steven Fuller, James Tomberlin
Varieties of Ethical Theory (8/10) Stephen Darwall, Virginia Held, Michael Slote
Varieties of Phenomenology (8/10) Jitendra Mohanty, David W. Smith, Robert Sokolowski
Virtue Epistemology (8/12) John Greco, Christopher Hookway, Linda Zagzebski

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