Organisé par Beth Lord (University of Aberdeen) et Mogens Lærke (CERPHI / CNRS)
Programme
Thursday, 2 May 2013
9.15-9.30. Coffee and Welcome
Session I
9.30-10.15. Alissa MacMilllan (Institute for Advanced Study, Toulouse), “A Linguistic Key to Hobbes on Religion”
10.15-11.00. Raffaela Santi (University of Urbino), “Geometry and Politics in the philosophical System of Hobbes”
11.00-11.15. Break
11.15-12.00. Stewart Duncan (University of Florida), “Toland and Locke in the Leibniz-Burnett Correspondence”
12.00-14.00. Lunch Break
Key Note
14.00-15.00. Leo Catana (University of Copenhagen), “Ficino on the philosopher persona and its demise in 18th-century philosophy”
15.00-15.30. Break
Session II
15.30-16.15. Matthew Kisner (University of South Carolina), “Spinoza on the Basis of Reason’s Dictates : Not so Common Notions”
16.15-17.00. Martin Lin (Rutgers University), “Spinoza’s Starting Points”
Friday, 3 May 2013
9.15-9.30. Coffee
Session III
9.30-10.15. Sandrine Roux (University of Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne), “Another Way of Giving Sense to the Idea that we are not in our Bodies like a Pilot in a Ship : Descartes’ Conception of Voluntary Movements”
10.15-11.00. Anton Matytsin (University of Pennsylvania), “Anti-Skeptical Epistemology : The Challenge of Pyrrhonism and the Rise of Probability”
11.00-11.15. Break
11.15-12.00. Paul Lodge (Oxford University), “The Nature and Role of the Critique of Dogmatism in the Thought of Joseph Glanvil”
12.00-14.00. Lunch Break
Key Note
14.00-15.00. James Harris (University of St. Andrews), “Late Hume : Between Liberty and Authority”
15.00-15.30. Break
Session IV
15.30-16.15. Lisa Ievers (Auburn University), “Hume and Berkeley on the Nature of Philosophical Errors”
16.15-17.00. Emily Kelahan (Illinois Wesleyan University), “Hume’s Former opinions”
Lieu
University of Aberdeen, Scotland Sir Duncan Rice Library Meeting Room 1 (room 706)