Florence G. Kline Workshop
Florence G. Kline Workshop
A new Kline Workshop will be happening soon!
Previous Topics
Fall 2019: Marta Heckel, Ancient Philosophy
Spring 2019: Stephen Herman, The Ethics of Germline Genetic Manipulation
Fall 2018: Alex Radulescu, Semantics and Logic
Spring 2017: Alex Howe and Paul Hamilton, Animal Ethics
Spring 2017: Troy Hall, Aesthetics and Philosophy of Music
Fall 2017: Matt McGrath, The Ontology and Epistemology of Appearances
Spring 2017: Peter Vallentyne, Political Philosophy
Fall 2016: Alex Radulescu, Context-Sensitivity in Language
Spring 2016: Kenny Boyce, Ontological Commitment
Fall 2015: Peter Markie and Matt McGrath, Midwest Epistemology Workshop
Spring 2015: M Folescu, Philosophy and Science in the British Empiricist Tradition
Fall 2014: Peter Vallentyne, Second Annual Oxford Studies Workshop on Political Philosophy
Spring 2014: Paul Weirich, Value Holism
Fall 2013: Peter Vallentyne, Topics in Moral and Political Philosophy
Spring 2013: Chris Pincock, A Priori Knowledge
Fall 2012: Paul Weirich, Central States Philosophical Association Meeting
Spring 2012: Paul Weirich, Government Regulation of Risk
Fall 2011: Claire Horisk and Matt McGrath, Semantics, Pragmatics, and Epistemology
Spring 2011: Robert Johnson, Kantian Ethics
Fall 2010: Peter Vallentyne, Compensation and Enforcement Rights
Spring 2010: Philip Robbins, Experimental Philosophy
Fall 2009: Paul Weirich, Causation, Time, and Choice
Spring 2009: Claire Horisk, Meaning
Fall 2008: Sara Rachel Chant, Collective Intentionality
Spring 2008: Andrew Melnyk, Ruth Millikan's Philosophy of Mind and Language
Fall 2007: André Ariew, Issues in Philosophy of Biology
Winter 2007: Peter Vallentyne, Intrinsic Value and Other Matters
Fall 2006: Jon, Normativity in Ethics and Epistemology
Winter 2006: Robert Johnson, Practical Reason
Fall 2005: Paul Weirich, Collective Rationality
Winter 2005: Matt McGrath, Identity
Fall 2004: Andrew Melnyk, Physicalism
Winter 2004: Peter Vallentyne, Equality, Poverty and Global Justice
Fall 2003: Jon, Knowledge, Closure, and Lotteries