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Abbreviations – Sigles

S : Speaker / Conférencier-conférencière Full paper submission: maximum of 25 minutes Soumission texte integral : maximum de 25 minutes C : Commentator / Commentateur-commentatrice Maximum : 10 minutes S : Speaker / Conférencier-conférencière Abstract submission: maximum of 20 minutes Soumission de résumé : maximum de 20 minutes P : Chair / Président - présidente R : Respondent / Réponses de l’auteur-auteure O : Organiser / Organisateur-organisatrice

Please note: Speakers will not be allowed time for

formal replies to commentators.

Avis : Aucun temps de réponse formelle au

commentateur / à la commentatrice n’est réservé pour le

conférencier / la conférencière.

Executive Committee

Comité exécutif

President / Président : Tim Kenyon

Vice Pres. / Vice-prés. : Sandra Lapointe

Past Pres. / Prés. sortant : Frédéric Bouchard

Treasurer / Trésorier : Vida Panitch

Secretary / Secrétaire : Arthur Sullivan

Assistant Secretary / Secrétaire adjointe :

Syliane Malinowski-Charles

Programme Committee

Comité de programme

Sam Cowling, Chair – président

Scott Anderson

Paul Bartha

Guillaume Beaulac

Wesley Cray

Travis Dumsday

Yiftach Fehige

Dai Heide

Ada Jaarsma

Victor Kumar

David Liebesman

Robbie Moser

Meredith Schwartz

Kelly Trogdon

Scott Woodcock

Building Abbreviations – Sigles des édifices

SH : Scurfield Hall

ITC : Information & Communications

Technologies

Canadian Philosophical Association

Association canadienne de philosophie

60th Annual Congress — 60e Congrès annuel

University of Calgary

Université de Calgary

May 29 – June 1, 2016 — 29 mai – 1 juin 2016

INCLUDED: Programme for the Canadian Society of Christian Philosophers

CI-INCLUS : Le programme de la Société canadienne des philosophes chrétiens et chrétiennes

The CPA would like to thank all the referees whose work has made this programme possible. We apologize for any omissions.

L’ACP aimerait remercier tous les évaluateurs-trices des communications qui grâce à leur travail ont rendu ce programme possible. Veuillez excuser les omissions.

F. Allhoff

A. Auch

A. Barberousse

C. Barry

M. Bedke

E. Begby

P. Biondi

K. Blanchette

E. Bohn

A. Bokulich

M. Bollard

P. Bondy

P. Boswell

C. Braden

J. Brennan

I. Brigandt

J. R. Brown

M. Bukoski

M. Buzzoni

J. Byrnes

B. Caplan

B. Chambliss

S. Copeland

A. Côté

S. Cowling

J. Davies

O. Deery

A. Delamont

R. de Sousa

K. Dharimsi

M. Doan

M. Doucet

W. Edmundson

D. Enns

J. Fantl

C. Fehr

H. Fielding

N. Fillion

F. Fischer

K. Flikschuh

T. Fuller

C. Gibbs

J. Hacker-Wright

M. Hahn

T. Hart

J. Heath

A. Ho

C. Howard

S. Hulbert

T. Hurka

T. Isaacs

M. Ivanowich

M. Jackson

A. Jeffrey

M. Kasaki

K. Keller

T. Kenyon

B. Krakauer

R. Kumar

K. Ladéroute

R.J. Leland

A. Levey

T. Lewens

D. Locke

S. Lofts

T. Lopez

J. MacKenzie

A. MacLachlan

C. Macleod

R. Majithia

R. Mason

S. Matherne

D. Matheson

J. Matheson

J. May

J. McHugh

B. McLean

G. McOuat

M. Migotti

J. Millum

M.-È. Morin

R. Moser

M. Mylopoulos

E. Nutting

E. O’Hagan

M. Oshana

J. Pallikkathayil

V. Panitch

M. Penner

C. Perrin

P. Philie

P. Poirier

H. Pratt

A. Pruss

S. Psillos

D. Rabinoff

Jeffrey Reid

Jeremy Reid

M. Richey

W. Rowley

A. Schafer

U. Schuklenk

M. Schwartz

D. Scott

V. Seavilleklein

S. Sedivy

P. Shadd

G. Shang

R. Shaver

P. Shirreff

T. Shogenji

A. Skelton

A. Skiles

E. Soifer

G. St-Laurent

C. Stark

N. Stoljar

M. T. Stuart

A. Sullivan

W. Sumner

H. Tierney

E. Tiffany

C. Tillman

K. Trogdon

C. Van Schoelandt

K. Vavova

D. Vessey

P. Viminitz

D. Walsh

O. Ware

R. Zheng

A. Zylberman

Canadian Journal of Philosophy Distinguished Lecture

Dominic McIver Lopes

(University of British Columbia)

How to Get Practical about Aesthetic Value What if aesthetic values give agents reasons to act? The supposition that aesthetic values are practical values suggests how to diagnose a fundamental error of traditional theories of aesthetic value and reorients attention on a neglected sample of aesthetic acts with features that a theory of aesthetic value should explain. I sketch the main components of a theory that locates the normativity of aesthetic value in the expert performances of socially-situated aesthetic agents.

Dominic McIver Lopes is Distinguished University Scholar and Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia. His research focusses on pictorial representation and perception; the aesthetic and epistemic value of pictures, including scientific images; theories of art and its value; the ontology of art; computer art and new art forms; and aesthetic value, wherever it may be found. Lopes is past president of the American Society for Aesthetics, a member of the editorial boards of several journals including the Journal of the American Philosophical Association and the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism. Working with Berys Gaut he co-edits Wiley-Blackwell’s New Directions in Aesthetics book series. He has held visiting positions around the world and has won, among other awards, both a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Killam Research Prize. He is working on a book entitled Being for Beauty: Aesthetic Agency and Value.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS / ALLOCUTION PRÉSIDENTIELLE

Tim Kenyon

(University of Waterloo)

Eliteness and Diversity in Philosophy

La hiérarchie et la diversité en philosophie

Philosophy has one of the least gender-balanced and diverse demographics in the Humanities. It has also shown a widespread deference to unofficial program rankings, used despite profound methodological defects. I suggest that these problems are significantly linked: notions of eliteness and hierarchy in Philosophy impede efforts for inclusiveness and diversity.

La philosophie est l'une des disciplines où le déséquilibre entre les sexes et le manque de diversité ethnique et raciale sont les plus forts. Les soi-disant classements de programmes inofficiels, utilisés en dépit de défaut méthodologiques profonds, contribuent à ce problème: ils consolident des notions d'élitisme et de hiérarchie qui font obstacle à l'inclusion et la diversité.

CPA Tradition: Chairs are assigned by fiat. Read all the programme carefully. If the assignment is inconvenient, please arrange for a substitute. Une vielle tradition de l’ACP veut que les président-e-s de session soient assigné-e-s d’office. Lisez bien tout le programme. Si l’attribution ne vous convient pas, svp trouvez un-e substitut.

CPA SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2016 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY / UNIVERSITÉ DE CALGARY DIMANCHE, LE 29 MAI 2016 ACP SH 202 SH 210 SH 215 SH 268 SH 274 SH 278 SH 280 SH 288

SYMPOSIUM

Mind and Nature in German Idealism

O: J. Lalonde (Ottawa)

O: A. Leipins (Ottawa)

J. Lalonde (Ottawa)

A. Leipins (Ottawa)

A. Feeney (Ottawa)

Hume on Induction:

An Inconsistent Septuple

S: D. Goldstick (Toronto) C: K. Boveiri (Montréal)

P: T. Juvshik (McGill)

Thor's Paralyzing Principle

S: J. Dawson (Ryerson)

C: F. Jankunis (Calgary)

P: M. Szlachta (Toronto)

JOINT SESSION

SESSION CONJOINTE

CPA – CSHPS

ACP – SCHPS

Science and Metaphysics:

50 Years of Philosophy of

Science at the University of Calgary

O: A. Habib (Calgary)

J. MacIntosh (Calgary)

M. Ereshefsky (Calgary)

T. Dumsday (Concordia

University of Edmonton) K. McKenzie (California

at San Diego)

K. Waters (Calgary)

ENDS AT 12:00

SE TERMINE À 12h

A Kantian Hybrid Theory of Art Criticism

S: E. H. Tuna (Alberta)

C: J. MacKinnon (Saint Mary’s)

P: P. Panchakunathorn

(Toronto)

Balancing the Harms of Sex Selection:

A Case for Adoption

S: M. Stephensen (Western) C: V. Seavilleklein

(Alberta)

P: K. Johannsen (Trent)

On Knowledge, Assertion,

and other Speech Acts in Language-Games

S: G. Larivière (SFU)

C: E. Derksen (Toronto) P: P. Shirreff (Michigan)

Autonomy without a Self

S: C. Dewey (York)

C: O. Ion (Alberta) P: D. Russell (Toronto)

10 : 15

11 : 15

Godfrey of Fontaines on

“Perfect Knowledge” of the End

S: M. Szlachta (Toronto)

C: C. Barry (Ind. Sch.) P: F. Jankunis (Calgary)

Do Narratives Have a Unique Explanatory Power?

S: P. Panchakunathorn (Toronto)

C: B. Rough (Maryland

– College Park) P: J. MacKinnon (Saint

Mary’s)

Animal Rights and the Problem of r-Strategists

S: K. Johannsen (Trent) C: E. Soifer (Regina)

P: C. Shirreff (Western)

“Of Scepticism with Regard

to the Senses”: Reconsidered

S: K. Boveiri (Montréal)

C: P: E. Derksen (Toronto)

Action under Development

S: D. Russell (Toronto)

C: J. Caouette (Calgary)

P: C. Dewey (York)

11 : 30 12 : 30

I Tensed the Laws

and the Laws Won:

Non-eternalist Humeanism

S: M. Backmann (Konstanz)

C: T. Juvshik (McGill)

P: D. Goldstick (Toronto)

The Ethical Principles of Effective Altruism

S: A. Skelton (Western)

C: S. Woodcock (Victoria) P: J. Dawson (Ryerson)

Nietzsche's Monological Art

S: A. Subic (Ottawa)

C: P. Puszczalowski

(Calgary) P: E. H. Tuna (Alberta)

On Supposed Moral

Counterexamples

S: C. Shirreff (Western)

C: J. Dawson (Ryerson)

P: M. Stephensen (Western)

How Coherence Relates to Justification

S: E. Derksen (Toronto)

C: M. Kasaki (Kyoto) P: P. Puszczalowski

(Calgary)

Le « deux-en-un » :

les origines platoniciennes de la « banalité du mal »

S: M.-J. Lavallée (Montréal)

C: P.-Y. Rochefort (Cégep de l'Outaouais

P: K. Boveiri (Montréal)

LUNCH / DÉJEUNER

14 : 00

15 : 00

THE CPA’S

PHILOSOPHY IN THE

SCHOOLS PROJECT

LE PROJET DE

LA PHILOSOPHIE

DANS LES ÉCOLES DE L’ACP

Philosophy in the Schools:

Making it Explicit

O: N. Tanchuk (Manitoba)

M Hawks (Alberta) T. Pillay (Alberta)

R. Hamilton (Brandon)

M. Forrest (Mt. Saint Vincent)

K. Dharamsi (Mt. Royal)

A. Marabini (Bologna) J. Taylor (Alberta)

Moderator:

N. Tanchuk (Manitoba)

Defending a Truth-Conducive Construal

of Intellectual Virtue

S: M. Young (Keyano) C: G. Havers (Trinity

Western)

P: L-V. Dunford (Toronto)

Norms of Assertion and

Linguistic Evidentiality

S: P. Shirreff (Michigan) C: S. Reyes (Calgary)

P: E. Derksen (Toronto)

JOINT SESSION

SESSION CONJOINTE

CPA – CSA

ACP – SCE

Contemporary Issues in the

Philosophy of Art

O: C. Tillman (Manitoba)

B. Caplan (Ohio State)

C. Matheson (Manitoba)

J. Spencer (Wisconsin – Milwaukee)

C. Tillman (Manitoba) B. Rough (Maryland –

College Park)

Psychiatric Nosology

Constrained by Underlying Causal Mechanisms?

S: N. Slothouber (Western)

C: P: K. Peacock (Lethbridge)

Time as Mediator between the A Priori and

A Posteriori in Kant

S: C. Carus (Harvard) C: K. Laderoute

(Lethbridge)

P: M. Stingl (Lethbridge)

Absolute Generality

and Relative Identity

S: D. Rabinoff (Toronto) C: D. Devidi (Waterloo)

P: J. Baker (Calgary)

Precedent as Criterion:

Beyond Particularism and Methodism

S: Z. Liao (McMaster)

C: J. Chung (Louisville) P: T. Stock (Salibury)

15 : 15 16 : 15

Disassociating

Implicit Attitudes

S: J. Wright (Toronto) C:

P: M. Young (Keyano)

Lewens on Selection

and Technology Change

S: H. MacIntyre (Lethbridge)

C: D. Walsh (Toronto)

P: N. Slothouber (Western)

Moral Responsibility and

Transplantable Livers:

Response to Glannon

S: R. Tonkens (Monash)

C: M. Stingl (Lethbridge)

P: J. Baker (Calgary)

Against Logical Generalism

S: N. Wyatt (Calgary)

S: G. Payette (UBC)

C: D. Rabinoff (Toronto) P: D. Devidi (Waterloo)

Can They Be Levinasian?

S: T. Stock (Salibury)

P: Z. Liao (McMaster)

16 : 30

17 : 30

Against McMahan’s

Definition of a Terrorist Act

S: L-V. Dunford (Toronto) C: A Levey (Calgary)

P: J. Wright (Toronto)

Naming Names: A Defense

of ‘The’-Predicativism

S: B. Schuman (Toronto) C: P. Shirreff (Michigan)

P: G. Larivière (SFU)

Identity, Haecceity, and the Godzilla Problem

S: K. Peacock (Lethbridge)

S: A. Tedder (Connecticut) C: G. Payette (UBC)

P: H. MacIntyre

(Lethbridge)

The Ethics of PrEP

for HIV Prevention

S: M. Montess (York) C: J. Baker (Calgary)

P: R. Tonkens (Monash)

A Guiding Light for Ground: How to Naturalize

Theories of Grounding

S: A. Bryant (Graduate Center, CUNY)

C: B. Beasley (Calgary)

P: D. Rabinoff (Toronto)

17:30 to 18:30 — Presidential Address — Scurfield Hall 268 — Allocution présidentielle — 17h30 à 18h30

Abstracts — www.acpcpa.ca — Résumés

CPA MONDAY, MAY 30, 2016 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY / UNIVERSITÉ DE CALGARY LUNDI, LE 30 MAI 2016 ACP SH 210 SH 215 SH 268 SH 274 SH 278 SH 280 SH 284 SH 288

9 : 00

10 : 00

SYMPOSIUM

Philosophy of Mind in the

19th Century

O: S. Lapointe (McMaster)

H. Jackman (York)

S. Lapointe (McMaster)

L. Patton (Virginia Tech) M. Riccardi (Bonn)

C. Tolley (California at

San Diego) E. Banks (Wright State)

Just-Why Stories

S: V. Kumar (Toronto) P: J. Chung (Louisville)

JOINT SESSION

SESSION CONJOINTE

CPA – CSEP

ACP – SCPE

Canadian Environmental

Philosophy in the 21st Century

O: A. Habib (Calgary)

K. Wayne (Carlelton) F. Jankunis (Calgary)

J. Welchman (Alberta)

K. Peacock (Lethbridge) S. Alexander (Calgary)

Attention as Selection for

Action: A Challenge

S: A. Henry (Toronto)

C:

P: E. Carter (Toronto)

The Darwinian Dilemma

and Moral Nativism

S: B. Yao (Calgary) C: R. de Sousa (Toronto)

P: H. Nye (Alberta)

Who Is an Epistemic Peer

and Why It Matters For Real-World Disagreements

S: K. Lougheed (McMaster)

C: C. Lee (Calgary) P: D. Devidi (Waterloo)

How to Apply Conflicting Moral

Principles

S: A. Kernohan (Dalhousie) C: G. Havers (Trinity

Western)

P: E. Mathison (Toronto)

Sartre

et la solitude des hommes

S: C. Perrin (FNRS /

U. catholique Louvain)

C: G. St-Laurent (Montréal) P: C. Tappolet (Montréal)

10 : 15

11 : 15

Understanding the

Zhuangzi: Fictionalism as an Interpretive Strategy

S: J. Chung (Louisville)

P: J. Hyder (Dalhousie)

Simultaneity and Order Thresholds

in Conscious Experience

S: E. Carter (Toronto)

C:

P: E. Westra (Maryland – College Park)

The Role of Therapeutic

Empathy in an Interpretative Epistemology

S: A. Molas (York) C: M. Schwartz (Ryerson)

P: T. Goetze (Sheffield)

Many-One Identity

in Plural Logic

S: J. Payton (Toronto)

C: D. Devidi (Waterloo)

P: K. Lougheed (McMaster)

Desires and Ill-Being

S: E. Mathison (Toronto) C: M. Ashfield (Southern

California)

P: A. Kernohan (Dalhousie)

Le dilemme de la raison critique et le problème

de la « facticité »

S: G. St-Laurent (Montréal)

C: C. Perrin (FNRS /

U. catholique Louvain) P: R. de Sousa (Toronto)

11 : 30

12 : 30

Bridging the Epistemic Gap

between Human and Non-Human Animal Perspectives

S: J. Hyder (Dalhousie)

P: V. Kumar (Toronto)

Do We Need Two Systems

for Fast, Flexible

Mindreading?

S: E. Westra (Maryland –

College Park)

C: P: A. Henry (Toronto)

Empirical Realism

and the Great Outdoors:

A Critique of Meillassoux

S: G.A. Bruno (Toronto)

C: K. Laderoute

(Lethbridge) P: A. Molas (York)

Mathematical Structuralism,

Applicability, and the

Caesar Problem

S: J. Davies (Toronto)

C: E. Guindon

(Connecticut) P: S. Cowling (Denison)

Fiduciary Duties

to Future Persons

S: E. Ryman (Western)

C: J. Tsui (UBC)

P: H. Russell (Toronto)

The 'Gulf' and 'Transition' in Kant's Third Critique

S: A. Rueger (Alberta)

C: G. Havers (Trinity Western)

P: G. St-Laurent (Montréal)

LUNCH / DÉJEUNER

14 : 00

15 : 00

BOOK PANEL

TABLE RONDE AUTOUR

D’UN LIVRE

Christine Tappolet’s

Emotions, Values and

Agency de Christine Tappolet

O: R. de Sousa (Toronto)

N. Arpaly (Brown) A. Morton (UBC)

G. Sreenivasan (Duke)

T. McGeer (Princeton) D. Hunter (Ryerson)

Author / Auteure :

C. Tappolet (Montréal)

Character Is Fate: Simone

Weil on Second Nature

S: W. Heiti (U. of King’s

College)

C: K. Dharimsi (Mt. Royal) P: D. Hanley (Calgary)

JOINT SESSION

SESSION CONJOINTE

ACPA – CSWIP

Inter-Corporeal Ontologies:

Material Vulnerabilities, Touching Relations,

Biosocial Bodies

O: A. Mudde (Campion College at Regina)

É. Dionne (Ottawa)

M. Schwartz (Ryerson) A. Jaarsma (Mount Royal)

S. Berkhout (Toronto)

Chair:

A. Mudde (Campion

College at Regina)

Induction Reconceived

S: B. Brown (Lethbridge)

C: J. Strand (Concordia – Alberta)

P: T. Doppelt (Queen’s)

Grounding,

Transitivity, and Unity

S: R. Mason (San

Francisco)

C: C. Garland (Syracuse) P: S. Cowling (Denison)

The Fallacy

of Runoff Voting

S: B. Katz (Toronto) C: J. Baker (Calgary)

P: T. Calder (St. Mary’s)

Are There

Extrinsic Powers?

S: N. Williams (Buffalo)

C: N. Dershowitz

(Syracuse) P: G.A. Bruno (Toronto)

ICT BLDG. RM. 121

15:15 – 16:45

JOINT SESSION

SESSION CONJOINTE

CPA – CSHPS

ACP – SCHPS

BOOK PANEL

TABLE RONDE AUTOUR

D’UN LIVRE

Denis Walsh’s Organisms,

Agency, and Evolution

de Denis Walsh

O: Y. Fehige (Toronto)

F. Bouchard (Montréal) I. Brigandt (Alberta)

C. Fehr (Waterloo)

Author:

D. Walsh (Victoria College)

15 : 15 16 : 15

On Counterfactual

Mental Causation

S: D. Moore

(Saskatchewan)

C: D. Hanley (Calgary) P: S. Malinowski-Charles

(UQTR)

Idle Material in Spinoza’s Ethics

S: T. Doppelt (Queen’s)

C: S. Kizuk (Marquette) P: B. Brown (Lethbridge)

Nihilism and Gunk

S: N. Dershowitz (Syracuse) C: S. Cowling (Denison)

P: C. Garland (Syracuse)

Moral Spectrums:

Evil, Wrongdoing,

and the Ethics of Care

S: T. Calder (St. Mary’s)

C: S. Brennan (Western)

P: S. Woodcock (Victoria)

The Fact of

Unreasonable Pluralism

S: A. Ancell (Duke) C: P. Shadd (ICS)

P: M. Ashfield (Southern

California)

16 : 30

17 : 30

Principe d’inertie

et processus vitaux chez Hobbes

S: S. Malinowski-Charles

(UQTR) P: W. Heiti (U. of King’s

College)

The Epistemic Status of Reasonable Disagreement:

Reply to Enoch

S: M. Ashfield (Southern California)

C: P. Shadd (ICS)

P: A. Ancell (Duke)

Originating at the Edge of

Essence: A Sceptical Puzzle (and a Solution)

S: E. Guindon (Connecticut)

C: N. Williams (Buffalo) P: E. Ryman (Western)

No Mere Difference

S: D. Devidi (Waterloo)

S: C. Klausen (Waterloo) C: M. Barnes (Georgetown)

P: B. Katz (Toronto)

A Response to Critics of

Hermeneutical Injustice

S: T. Goetze (Sheffield)

C: R. Mason (San

Francisco) P: S. Cowling (Denison)

17:00 to 19:00 — University of Calgary President’s Reception — Édifice EEEL Building — Réception du Recteur de l’Université de Calgary — 17h00 à 19h00

Abstracts — www.acpcpa.ca — Résumés

CPA TUESDAY, MAY 31, 2016 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY / UNIVERSITÉ DE CALGARY MARDI, LE 31 MAI 2016 ACP Scurfield Hall 268

9 : 00 10 : 00

NON-TENURED PROFESSOR, LECTURER, SESSIONAL ESSAY PRIZE / PRIX DE L’ESSAI DE PROFESSEUR-E SANS PERMANENCE, CHARGÉ-E DE COURS

Understanding Vows

S: A. Liberman (Western) C: M. Migotti (Calgary) P: T. Kenyon (Waterloo)

10 : 15

11 : 15

TENURED PROFESSOR ESSAY PRIZE / PRIX DE L’ESSAI DE PROFESSEUR-E AGRÉGÉ-E

Cliffhangers and Sequels: A Limited Defense of Authorial Intentions as Narrative Truth-makers

S: P. Alward (Saskatchewan) C: J. Spencer (Wisconsin at Milwaukee)

P: T. Kenyon (Waterloo)

11 : 30

13 : 00

CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY DISTINGUISHED LECTURE

Dominic McIver Lopes

(University of British Columbia)

How to Get Practical about Aesthetic Value

LUNCH / DÉJEUNER

SH 210 SH 215 SH 268 SH 274 SH 278 SH 280 SH 284

MACEWAN HALL

Room 222 Ariel

JOINT SESSION

SESSION CONJOINTE

CPA – EPTC

ACP – TCEP

Existentialism

and Disability

O: A. Jaarsma (Mt. Royal)

M. Coughlin (McGill)

C. Nagel (California State

at Stanislaus) J. St. Pierre (Alberta)

S. Tremain (Independent

Scholar) J. Dryden (Mount Allison)

14:00

14:40

SYMPOSIUM

Individuality and Freedom

in Leibniz: Obscurity, Confusion and

the Ground of Action

O: S. McCullagh (Miami – Ohio)

O: C. Ford (Guelph)

C. Ford (Guelph) S. Stankovic (Brandon)

S. McCullagh (Miami –

Ohio)

Decommodification

as Exploitation

S: V. Panitch (Carleton)

S: K. Churchill (Carleton)

P: M. Ungureanu (UBC – Okanagan )

BOOK PANEL

TABLE RONDE AUTOUR

D’UN LIVRE

Gwen Bradford’s Achievement de Gwen

Bradford

O: A. Skelton (Western)

A. Skelton (Western)

M. Winsby (Western)

H. Nye (Alberta)

Author:

G. Bradford (Rice)

Monism and Abstract Reality

S: S. Cowling (Denison)

P: A. Auch (Dalhousie)

A Dilemma Concerning the Socratic Biography

S: D. Maclean (Mt. Royal)

P: R. Doran (Regina)

Possible Peers and Possible Evils

S: K. Kraay (Ryerson)

P: M. Small (Western)

L'actualité de Malebranche

dans le réalisme structuraliste de Cassirer

S: G. Ibongu (Montréal)

P: M. Gauthier-Chung (LSE)

14:55

15:35

Pragmatism, Justice,

and Non-ideal Theory

S: S. Dieleman

(Saskatchewan)

P: V. Panitch (Carleton)

Moral Ignorance

and Evidence

One Could Have Had

S: J. Rusin (WLU)

P: K. Churchill (Carleton)

Imagination as Thought in Aristotle's De Anima

S: M. Small (Western)

P: D. Maclean (Mt. Royal)

Jonathan Israel and Hume’s

(alleged) opposition to the

Radical Enlightenment

S: A. Kraal (UBC)

P: K. Kraay (Ryerson)

Hype, Argumentation, and Science Communication

S: A. Auch (Dalhousie)

P: S. Cowling (Denison)

15:50 16:30

Social Epistemology

and Social Theory of Repressive Regimes

S: M. Ungureanu (UBC –

Okanagan ) P: S. Dieleman

(Saskatchewan)

Bullshit and Bullshitting

S: R. Doran (Regina)

P: M. Small (Western)

Relational Autonomy in a Critical Perspective

S: M. Gauthier-Chung

(LSE) P: A. Kraal (UBC)

17:00 to 19:00 — Annual General Meeting — Scurfield Hall 268 — Assemblée générale annuelle — 17h à 19h

19:30 to 21:30 — CPA Reception — The Last Defence Lounge– MacEwan Student Centre – 3rd floor; 3e étage — Réception de l’ACP — 19h30 à 21h30

Abstracts — www.acpcpa.ca — Résumés

CPA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2016 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY / UNIVERSITÉ DE CALGARY MERCREDI, LE 1 JUIN 2016 ACP SH 202 SH 210 SH 215 SH 268 SH 274 SH 278 SH 280 SH 288

9 : 00 10 : 00

Freedom to do Otherwise

and Forgiveness

S: I. Haji (Calgary) C: J. Woodrow (Thompson

Rivers)

P: S. Hahn (Alberta)

AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS

AUTEUR FACE AUX

CRITIQUES

Adam Riggio’s Ecology,

Ethics, and the Future of

Humanity d’Adam Riggio

O: A. Riggio (SERRC)

S. Dieleman (USask)

S. Dejanovic (York) J. Primmer (Involution, Inc.)

Author:

A. Riggio (SERRC)

A Novel Approach

to the Phenomenal

Overflow Thesis

S: S. Smith (Toronto)

C:

P: T. Juvshik (McGill)

THE CPA’S

EQUITY COMMITTEE

LE COMITÉ DE L’ÉQUITÉ

DE L’ACP

Decolonizing Philosophy

O: K. Stockdale (Dalhousie)

O: V. Arsiradam (Western) O: C. Jeffers (Dalhousie)

M. Krishnamurthy

(Michigan)

D. Abadie (Montréal)

J. Ottman (Calgary)

C. Atleo (Alberta)

Chair / présidente :

L. Meynell (Dalhousie)

The Capped Model

for Combining Ideals:

Filling in the Sketch

S: M. Da Silva (Toronto)

C:

P: M. Schwartz (Ryerson)

Transformable Goods

and the Limits of

What Money Can Buy

S: D. Dick (Calgary)

C: W. Buschert (USask)

P: J. Fantl (Calgary)

How Having Goals Gives

Rise to Epistemic Reasons

S: C. Lee (Calgary)

C: M. Murphy (Mount

Royal) P: P. Simard Smith

(Connecticut)

Liminal Beings: Revisiting

Heidegger on Animality

S: S. Sikka (Ottawa)

C: M.-È. Morin (Alberta)

P: K. Maclaren (Ryerson)

10 : 15

11 : 15

Organicism in Kant's

Aesthetic Practice

S: S. Hahn (Alberta) C:

P: S. Coyne (Toronto)

The Causal Theory

of Reference and the Nature of Artifacts

S: T. Juvshik (McGill)

C: I. MacDonald (Manitoba)

P: A. Sullivan (MUN)

Companions in Guilt Arguments for

Moral Realism

S: P. Clipsham (Winona State)

C:

P: J. Jordan (Waterloo)

Can The Debunker

Be Debunked?

S: W. Fenske (Kwantlen) C: J. Stein (New York)

P: D. Dick (Calgary)

Approaches to Intellectual

Inquiry and Bias Mitigation

S: P. Simard Smith

(Connecticut)

C: D. Boutland (Calgary)

P: J. Ichikawa (UBC)

Explaining Rituals and their Meaning: A Case for the

Genealogical Approach

S: V. Grondin (Cégep Édouard-Montpetit)

C:

P: A. Calcagno (Western)

11 : 30

12 : 30

Coercion and Obligation as

Exercises of Authority

S: S. Coyne (Toronto)

C: H. Nye (Alberta)

P: I. Haji (Calgary)

A Neo-Gricean Approach

to Verbal Irony

S: A. Sullivan (MUN)

C: B. Schuman (Toronto)

P: S. Smith (Toronto)

Cyberwarfare and the International Laws

of Armed Conflict

S: J. Jordan (Waterloo) C: T. Terriff (Calgary)

P: M. Da Silva (Toronto)

Group Obligations –

Individual Expectations

S: J. Fantl (Calgary)

C: N. Fortier (Syracuse)

P: W. Fenske (Kwantlen)

On the Assertability

of Contextualism

S: J. Ichikawa (UBC)

C:

P: C. Lee (Calgary)

Gerda Walther and the Possibility of a

Non-Intentional Community

S: A. Calcagno (Western) C: D. Enns (McMaster)

P: S. Sikka (Ottawa)

LUNCH / DÉJEUNER

14:00 14:40

Intentions and Motor

Representations:

The Interface Problem

S: M. Mylopoulos

(Carleton)

P: M. Hawkins (Ottawa)

SYMPOSIUM

Cultural Racism in

Canadian Context

O: S. Sikka (Ottawa)

A. Al-Saji (McGill)

G.S.Coulthard (UBC) N. Hamrouni (Laval)

P. Lee (Ottawa)

Moderator / Présidente :

Sonia Sikka (Ottawa)

ENDS AT 17:30

SE TERMINE À 17h30

14:00 – 15:00

JOINT SESSION

SESSION CONJOINTE

CPA – SSC

ACP - SCES

First Meeting of the Spinoza

Society of Canada: Current Debates and

Ongoing Research

Première rencontre de la Société canadienne d’études

sur Spinoza :

Questions ouvertes et recherches en cours

O: O. Marrama (UQTR)

O: T. Doppelt (Queen’s)

E. Tucker (Marquette)

K. Hübner (Toronto)

S. Kizuk (Marquette) T. Doppelt (Queen’s)

A. Rouette (UQTR)

O. Marrama (UQTR)

ENDS AT 17:30

SE TERMINE À 17h30

Situationist Moral Theory

and Foucault

S: M. Dean (Georgetown)

P: D. Booth (Western)

Contextually Sensitive Truth-Conditions

S: M. Gardiner (Mt. Royal)

P: M. Ciurria (Washington – St. Louis)

Causal Heterogeneity and the Final Common

Pathway Model

S: L. Ross (Pittsburg) P: A. Skelton (Western)

Quel dialogue? Gadamer,

Strauss et la tradition

S: A. Pageau St. Hilaire (Ottawa)

P: V. Grondin (Cégep

Édouard-Montpetit)

Collingwood's Insights into

Expression and Emotion

S: Y-C. Yang (Alberta)

C: D. Collins (McGill)

P: D. Ciavatta (Ryerson)

14:55 15:35

In Defence of Global Equality: An Argument from

Cooperative Justice

S: M. Hawkins (Ottawa) P: B. Beasley (Calgary)

15:15 – 16:15

In Defence of a 'Dimensioned' Subset

Account of Realization

S: D. Booth (Western) P: B. Winokur (York)

Moral Responsibility without Consciousness

S: M. Ciurria (Washington –

St. Louis) P: H. Andishan (Ottawa)

Animal Life

and Ecstatic Temporality

S: D. Ciavatta (Ryerson)

P: L. Ross (Pittsburg)

Critique de la théorie

morale du droit

international de Buchanan

S: X. Garneau (UQTR)

P: A. Pageau St. Hilaire

(Ottawa)

Objective Goods,

Beneficial Lives,

and Morality

S: H. Nye (Alberta)

C: A. Skelton (Western)

P: W. Fenske (Kwantlen)

15:50

16:30

Pragmatism and Objectivity

in C.I Lewis

S: B. Beasley (Calgary)

P: M. Mylopoulos

(Carleton)

16:30 – 17:30

Arguments from Indispensability and

Companions in Guilt

S: B. Winokur (York) P: M. Dean (Georgetown)

Incommensurability

in Global Ethics

S: H. Andishan (Ottawa) P: M. Gardiner (Mt. Royal)

The “entre-deux” of

Emotions: Emotions as Institutions

S: K. Maclaren (Ryerson)

P: X. Garneau (UQTR)

The Deliberative

Perfectionist Approach to

Adaptive Preferences

S: H. Longair (Carleton)

C: A. Mudde (Campion

College) P: A. Skelton (Western)

12:30 to 14:00 – Departments of Philosophy Chairs’ Meeting – Scurfield Hall 288 – Rencontre des directrices et directeurs des départements de philosophie – 12h30 à 14h

Abstracts — www.acpcpa.ca — Résumés

JOINT SESSIONS / SESSIONS CONJOINTES

Sunday, May 29th – dimanche 29 mai :

9:00 – 12:30: Scurfield 268

Joint Session / Session conjointe – CPA-CSHPS / ACP-SCHPS

Science and Metaphysics: 50 Years of Philosophy of Science at the University of Calgary

14:00 – 17:30: Scurfield 268

Joint Session / Session conjointe – CPA-CSA / ACP-SCE

Contemporary Issues in the Philosophy of Art

Monday, May 30th – lundi 30 mai :

9:00 – 12:30: Scurfield 268

Joint Session / Session conjointe –CPA-CSEP / ACP-SCPE

Canadian Environmental Philosophy in the 21st Century

13:30 – 15:00: Information & Communications Technologies (ITC) 121

Joint Session / Session conjointe – CPA-CSHPS / ACP-SCHPS

Denis Walsh’s Organisms, Agency, and Evolution

14:00 – 17:30: Scurfield 268

Joint Session / Session conjointe – ACP/CPA - CSWIP

Inter-Corporeal Ontologies: Material Vulnerabilities, Touching Relations,

Biosocial Bodies

Tuesday, May 31st – mardi 31 mai :

14:00 – 16:30 MacEwan Hall – Room 222 Ariel

Joint Session / Session conjointe – CPA-EPTC / ACP-TCEP

Existentialism and Disability

Wednesday, June 1st – mercredi 1 juin :

12:30 – 14:00: Scurfield 288

Joint Session / Session conjointe – CPA-SSC / ACP-SCES

First Meeting of the Spinoze Society of Canada: Current Debates and Ongoing Research

Première rencontre de la Société canadienne d’études sur Spinoza : Questions et

recherches en cours

CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHERS

LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES PHILOSOPHES CHRÉTIENS ET CHRÉTIENNES

Scurfield Hall 202 May 30, 2016

9:00 – 10:00am – Understanding the Tongues of Fire: Nebuchadnezzar’s Fire and Causal

Powers P: Zita Toth, Fordham University C: Phil Shadd, Institute for Christian Studies (Toronto) 10:15 – 11:15am – God and Being: Edith Stein’s Philosophy of Community in her Early Work and in her Later Finite and Eternal Being P: Antonio Calcagno, King’s University College at Western C: William Sweet, St. Francis Xavier University 11:30 – 12:30pm – God and the Normativity of Aesthetic Judgments P: Ian Peebles, Biola University C: Jonathan Strand, Concordia University of Edmonton

12:30 – 2:00pm – LUNCH / DÉJEUNER

2:00 – 3:00pm – Why Atheists Should Be Anti-Natalists P: Matthew Small, Western University C: Catherine Nolan, University of Dallas 3:15 – 4:15pm – St. Thomas and the Impossibility of Demonstrating Philosophically that the Human Soul is Immortal P: Donald Collins, Western University C: Walter Reid, University of Calgary

4:30 – 5:30pm – KEYNOTE ADDRESS Thinking, and Thinking about Immateriality P: Therese Cory, University of Notre Dame

SPECIAL EVENTS / ÉVÉNEMENTS SPÉCIAUX

Sunday, May 29th – dimanche 29 mai : 14:00 – 17:30: Scurfield 202

The CPA’s Philosophy in the Schools Project / Le Projet de la philosophie dans les écoles de l’ACP

Philosophy in the Schools: Making it Explicit

14:00 – 15:00: Main Expo Event Space Congress Event / Événement du congrès

The future of end-of-life decision-making in Canada / L’avenir de la prise de décision en fin de vie au Canada Panelists / panélistes : Jocelyn Downie & Daniel Weinstock; Moderator / présidente de la session : Maryse Lassonde

17:30 – 18:30: Scurfield 268Presidential Address / Allocution présidentielleTim Kenyon (Waterloo)

Eliteness and Diversity in Philosophy La hiérarchie et la diversité en philosophie

Tuesday, May 31st – mardi 31 mai :11:30 – 13:00 Scurfield 268

The CJP Distinguished Lecture – Joint Session / Session conjointe – ACP/CPA – CJPDominic McIver Lopes (UBC) How to Get Practical about Aesthetic Value

17:00 – 19:30: AGM / AGA – Scurfield 268

19:30 – 21:30: CPA Reception / Réception ACP – Last Defence Lounge – MacEwan Student Centre – 3rd floor; 3e étage

Wednesday, June 1st – mercredi 1 juin :14:00 – 17:30: Scurfield 202

The CPA’s Equity Committee / Le comité d’équité de l’ACP Decolonizing Philosophy

12:30 – 14:00: Scurfield 288Departments of Philosophy Chairs’ Meeting (Lunch will be provided)

Rencontre des directrices et directeurs des départements de philosophie (Un petit déjeuner sera servi)

THE 2017 CPA BOOK PRIZE

Books must be published in English orFrench between October 1, 2014 andOctober 1, 2016. The deadline forsubmissions is October 31, 2016.

Please visit our web site for information.

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LE PRIX DU LIVRE DE L’ACP 2017

Les livres doivent avoir été publiés, enanglais ou en français, entre le 1er octobre2014 et le 1er octobre 2016. La date limite dedépôt est fixée au 31 octobre 2016.

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