First On-Line Philosophy Conference – Week One Papers
The first set of papers for the much announced On-Line Philosophy Conference were presented on Sunday (there are more to be presented in the next couple of weeks). The seven papers were:
- Mary Coleman, ‘Holistic Directions of Fit and Smith’s Teleological Argument’
- Julia Driver, ‘Luck’
- Noa Latham, Fundamental Laws’
- Alfred Mele, ‘Practical Mistakes and Intentional Actions’
- Stephen Stich and Daniel Kelley, ‘Two Theories about the Cognitive Architecture Underlying Morality’
- Jessica Wilson, ‘Non-reductive Physicalism and Degrees of Freedom’
- Outstanding Undergraduate Paper: Andrew Bailey, ‘Some Unsound Arguments for Incompatibilism’
The papers and commentaries are available here, whilst comments can be made at the Conference blog.
- Mary Coleman, ‘Holistic Directions of Fit and Smith’s Teleological Argument’
- Julia Driver, ‘Luck’
- Noa Latham, Fundamental Laws’
- Alfred Mele, ‘Practical Mistakes and Intentional Actions’
- Stephen Stich and Daniel Kelley, ‘Two Theories about the Cognitive Architecture Underlying Morality’
- Jessica Wilson, ‘Non-reductive Physicalism and Degrees of Freedom’
- Outstanding Undergraduate Paper: Andrew Bailey, ‘Some Unsound Arguments for Incompatibilism’
The papers and commentaries are available here, whilst comments can be made at the Conference blog.
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