Past Events

Past Events

2025 SPAN First Annual Meeting

Sponsored by The Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology Program

Epistemology Group: “Responding to the Arbitrariness Objection Without Sacrificing Accuracy”

Graham Curtiss-Rowlands
Wilson 104

WIPS

Lesley Walker
Wilson 104

Colloquium: "Rational Perceivers"

Evan Sommers (WashU)
Umrath 140

Epistemology Group: "Is Evidentialism Consistent with Epistemic Reasons for Actions?"

Chih Yun Yin (WashU)
Wilson 104

WIPS

Ivan Cotumaccio
Wilson 104

WIPS

Matthew Kern
Wilson 104

Mind Group

Simone Gozzano, Universita degli Studi dell'Aguila
Zoom

MAP Diversity Reading Group

Minorities and Philosophy Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212

Mind Group

Gabriel Siegel, WashU
Zoom

Lost Plot Never Foils -A Philosophy Art Expo

Artist Townsend Baird
Wilson Hall

MAP Diversity Reading Group

Minorities and Philosophy Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212

Epistemology Group

Luis Rosa (WashU)
Wilson 104

WIPS

Rebecca Copenhaver
Wilson 104

MAP Diversity Reading Group

Minorities and Philosophy Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212

Colloquium

Umrath 140

Colloquium

Umrath 140

MAP Diversity Reading Group

Minorities and Philosophy Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212

Mind Group

Carolyn Dicey-Jennings, UC Merced
Zoom

Colloquium

Umrath 140

Mind Group

Kevin Lande
Zoom

Colloquium

Umrath 140

Mind Group

Kevin Lande, York University
Zoom

Epistemology Group

Marianna Ganapini (Union College)
Wilson 104

WIPS: “Analogizing the Brain: The Way Analogies Can Structure Scientific Modeling and Ontology”

Eric Hochstein
Wilson 104

Colloquium: "Gender and Intellectual Grandstanding"

Lucy Vollbrecht (WashU)
Crow Hall 206

Philosophy Art Exhibt

Chloe Macaulay
Wilson Hall

Epistemology Group: “Parity and the Permissivism Puzzle: A Defense of Epistemic Options"

Liz Jackson (SLU) and Chris Tucker (College of William and Mary)
Wilson 104

Ancient Philosophy Workshop

Daniel Kranzelbinder UChicago and Humboldt-Berlin
Life Sciences 117

WIPS: Visual Success: It ain't not in the head

Andrew Ramirez
Wilson 104

Colloquium

Aaron Braver

Epistemology Group: "Opacity and Operative Reasons"

Samuel Dishaw (University of Louvain)

Linguistics Brown Bag Talk

Nicholas Danis, WashU
Bush 16

Mind Group: Slow Switching And The Psychology Of Memory

Jay Richardson, Université Grenoble Alpe
Wilson 104

Colloquium: "Transformers and the Format of Thought"

Colin Klein (Australian National University)
Crow Hall 206

Epistemology Group: "Moral Deference and Moral Stakes"

Alex Cunningham (WashU)
Wilson 104

WIPS

Ge Fang
Wilson 104

Civil Society Brunch: “Why Political Polarization Will Get Worse If People Are Reasonable"

Thomas Kelly (Princeton University)
Knight Center 220

Colloquium: "Some Surprising Truths about Bias"

Thomas Kelly (Princeton University)
Crow Hall 206

Linguistic Colloquium

Gary Thoms

WIPS

Luis Rosa
Wilson 104

Mind Group

Dominic Murphy
ZOOM

Mind Group

Amy Kind
Zoom

Civil Society Brunch: "Respect and the Challenge of Equality"

Jeff Spinner-Halev (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) and Elizabeth Theiss-Morse (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
Goldberg Formal Lounge, Danforth University Center

Linguistic Colloquium

Benjamin Fortson
Somer 216

Mind Group

David Chalmers, NYU
Wilson 104

Colloquium: "How Can We Detect Consciousness in Infants?”

Claudia Passos Ferreira (New York University)
Crow Hall 206

Colloquium: "Perspectival Forgetting"

Megan Entwistle (WashU)
Crow Hall 206

Epistemology Group: "The Vanishing Self: Understanding Consciousness-Raising as an Epistemic Transformation"

Briana Toole (Claremont McKenna College)
Wilson 104

Summer Philosophy Academy

A one-week intensive course for high school students

The Black Prisoners of Stateville: Race, Research, and Reckoning at the Dawn of Precision Medicine

James Tabery, University of Utah
Wilson 104

Epistemology Group

Matt McGrath
Wilson 104

WIPS

Rebecca Copenhaver, WashU
Wilson 104

Mill’s Limits

John Corvino, Wayne State University
Seigle 109

Human Revelations Art Exhibit

Bei Qi
Wilson Hall

Mind & Perception Group

Library Room 212

Colloquium: "The Possibility of Respect: Towards An Ethics of Difference"

Remy Debes, The University of Memphis
Seigle 109

Epistemology Group

Akshan deAlwis
Wilson 104