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Proceedings:
Eastern Division Program Group Meeting Program Thursday Evening, December 27 Group Session I - 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. 1. Society for Realist/Antirealist Discussion, Fulton Topic: The Ontological, Intentionality, and Conceptual Models Chair: John M. Rose Speakers: Kym Maclaren, "The Multiple Intentionality of Actions, Ensuing Metaphysics, and Ontology" David Ciavatta, "The Will as a Practical Proof of Idealism: Hegel on the Ontological and Epistemological Ramifications of the Institution of Property" Lambert Stepanich, "The Limitation of Existence" Bill Martin, "Chess in Philosophy" 2. Academy for Jewish Philosophy, Cobb Topic: Love Chair: Lenn E. Goodman Speakers: Randi Rashkover Joshua Golding Comments: Lenn E. Goodman 3. American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy, Clayton Topic: Political Domination and Exclusion Chair: Stephen Macedo Speaker: Catherine MacKinnon, "Gender Domination and Ethnic Exclusion" Comments: Clifford Orwin, Leif Wenar 4. Society for Systematic Philosophy, Douglas Topic: Hegel and Parmenides Chair: Steven K. Strange Speakers: Edward Halper Mitchell Miller 5. Society of Christian Philosophers, Paulding Topic: Confucianism and Christianity Chair: Charles D. Kay Speaker: Yong Huang, "Confucian Love and Global Ethics" Respondent: Kelly James Clark Speaker: Kate Rogers, "Christian Conceptions of Love" Respondent: Robin Wang 6. International Society for Environmental Ethics, DeKalb Topic: Garret Hardin in Perspective Speakers: Robert Elliot Elinor Mason Stephen M. Gardiner, "The Real Tragedy of the Commons: Why Hardin’s Conclusions Are More Plausible Than His Arguments" Martino Traxler, "A Travesty of a Commons: Argumentum ad Hardin" 7. Association for Philosophy of Liberation, Gwinnett Topic: Author meets Critics: Martin Beck Matustik’s Jürgen Habermas: A Philosophical-Political Profile Chair: Eduardo Mendieta Speakers: Max Pensky David S. Owen Respondent: Martin Beck Matustik 8. Karl Jaspers Society of North America, Henry Topic: Karl Jaspers and Asian Philosophy Chair: Richard Owsley 9. Conference of Philosophical Societies, Fayette Business Meeting Chair: G. John M. Abbarno Participants: Alicia Juarrero, Kevin Stoehr, Ken Cust, Nancy Simco 10. Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy, Newton Topic: Enlightenment and Its Representation Chair: Frank J. Hoffman Speakers: Thomas Radice, "Speech and Silence in Early Chinese Thought" Julianna I-Ching Lipschutz, "Buddhist Parinibbana, Selflessness, and Sarira: Examining Chinese Monks’ Mumification From Pali Agamas" William Cullinan, "Anti-Realism Through the Teachings of Nagajuna and Hus-neng" Frank J. Hoffman, "Representations of Enlightenment in Early Buddhism" Discussant: Parimal Patil Friday Morning, December 28 Group Session II - 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. 1. Society for Realist/Antirealist Discussion, Fulton Chair: John M. Rose Speakers: Jason Kawall, "On the Arbitrariness of Realist Norms" Eleanor Godway, "The Role of the Negative in Macmurray’s Epistemology" Uriah Kriegal, "Kantian Appearances" 2. American Association for the Philosophical Study of Society, Cobb Topic: The Remedial State Chair: Aeon J. Skoble Speaker: John Hasnas, "Reflections on the Minimal State" Comments: Rick Greenstein, Daniel Shapiro 3. American Association of Philosophy Teachers, Clayton Moderator: Tziporah Kasachkoff Speakers: Margaret Cuonzo, "The Value of Paradox in Teaching Philosophy" David Fielding, "Credo of a Confucian Fundamentalist" James Campbell, "Can Good Teaching Be Taught and Can Writing Help?" James P. Friel, "Applying the Principles of Philosophy to the Everyday Lives of Students" Response: Yvonne Railey 4. Association for the Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry, Douglas Topic: Melancholia Speakers: Jennifer Hansen, "Prozac Diaries or Prosaic Diaries: Melancholy Matters" George Graham, "Some Depressing Thoughts" 5. Social Philosophy Research Institute, Paulding Topic: Governance in Higher Education, Part Two: Collegial Authority Convenor: John A. Loughney 6. Philosophy of Time Society, DeKalb Topic: Time and the Metaphysics of Relativity, by William Lane Craig Chair: Brian Leftow Speakers: Storrs McCall Yuri Balashov Response: William Lane Craig 7. American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy, Gwinnett Topic: Political Domination and Exclusion Chair: Melissa Williams Speaker: James Tully, "The Concept of Political Exclusion" Comments: Michael Blake 8. Society for Lesbian and Gay Philosophy, Henry Topic: Autonomy and Social Constructionism Chair: Philip Cronce Speaker: Vincent Samar, "Autonomy, Gay Rights and Human Self-Fulfillment: An Argument for Modified Liberalism" Comments: David Seiple Speaker: Dan Williamson, "Identity and Ethics" Comments: William Wilkerson 9. Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Cherokee Chair: Ed Casey Speaker: Robert Bernasconi, "Speaking with Myself as Other: Exoticism and the Phenomenology of the Primitive" Comments: Linda Martin Alcoff 10. Adam Smith Society, Fayette Group Session III - 11:15 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. 1. American Society for Philosophy Counseling, and Psychotherapy, Cobb Topic: Philosophical Counseling and Positive Psychology: A Dialogue Chair: Susan Robbins Speakers: James Pawelski and Kenneth Cust, "Philosophical Practice and Positive Psychology: Common Roots, Common Goals, Different Approaches" 2. Society for Systematic Philosophy, Douglas Topic: Sovereign Freedom: On the Legitimacy of Political Liberty Chair: Richard Winfield Speakers: Whitten Watson David P. Levine 3. International St. Thomas Society, Paulding Topic: The Individuation of Human Beings: Revisiting St. Thomas’s Solution Chair: W. Norris Clarke Speaker: Montague Brown 4 American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy, Gwinnett Topic: Political Domination and Exclusion Chair: Judith DeCew Speaker: Martha Nussbaum, "On Shame and Social Norms" Comments: Dan Kahane Friday Afternoon, December 28 Group Session IV - 2:45 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. 1. William James Society, Cobb Topic: Fronting Life in the 21st Century: James in the New Century Chair: D. Micah Hester Speakers: Phil Oliver, "James and the Return to Life" Jason G. Horn, "Literature, Philosophy, and William James" Robert B. Talisse, "The Need for a Moral Equivalent of War" William Gavin, "Vagueness, Death and Dying in the New Millennium" 2. Joint Session of the Sartre Circle and the Société Américaine de Philosophie de Langue Française, Douglas Topic: The Sartre-Camus Confrontation: Fifty Years Later Chair: Patrick L. Bourgeois Speakers: William L. McBride Ronald E. Santoni David A. Sprintzen 3. World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning, Paulding Topic: Creativity: Life, Cognition, Aesthetics in Islamic Philosophy and Phenomenology of Life Chair: Sachiko Murata Speakers: Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, "Imaganatio Creatrix and Creative Experience in the Human Significance of Life" William Chittick, "Creativity in the Metaphysics of Ibn Arabi" Mohammad Azadpur, "Islamic Philosophical Aesthetics and Phenomenology" 4. Society for the Study of Women Philosophers, DeKalb Topic: A Selection of Women Thinkers Chair: Elizabeth Minnich Speakers: Jane Duran, "Astell and Masham: Two Women Philosophers" Linda H. Damico, "Introducing Mary Austin" Eleanor M. Godway, "Gifts, The Neglected Economy and the Tragedy of Masculation" 5. Society for the Philosophical Study of the Contemporary Visual Arts, Henry Topic: Philosophy and the Visual Arts Chair: Kevin L. Stoehr Commentator: Julie Van Camp Speakers: Bence Nenay, "Perception and Action in Film" Zsolt Batori, "Visual Images and a Cognitive Theory of Imagination: Transparency and Imagining Seeing" Charles E. Emmer, "Kant’s Aesthetics and Fractal Art" Margret Grebowicz, "‘Something Took Place’: Lyotard on Painting" 6. International Society for Chinese Philosophy, Jefferson Chair: Kwang-Sae Lee Speakers: Jin Young Park, "Crossing: Translating Texts and Textual Translation in Wonhyo and His Buddhist Philosophy" Franklin Perkins, "Following Nature in Zhuangzi and Mensi" Kwang-Sae Lee, "Some Reflections on Being-in-the-World" Friday Evening, December 28 Group Session V - 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 1. Association for Informal Logic and Critical Thinking, Fulton Topic: Author Meets Critics: Tower of Babel: The Evidence Against the New Creationism, by Robert T. Pennock Chair: Barbara Forrest Speakers: Ronald N. Giere Sandra D. Mitchell Respondent: Robert T. Pennock 2. Association for the Philosophy of the Unconscious, Cobb Topic: Sartre and Lacan on "I and Other" in Psychoanalysis Chair: Thane Naberhaus Speakers: Thomas Flynn, "Sartre, the Gaze, and the Quiet Violence of Psychoanalysis" Richard Boothby, "Other Enjoyment: Eccentricity of the Lacanian Subject" Comments: Ozgur Gursoy, Wilfried Ver Eecke 3. Society for Machines and Mentality, Clayton Topic: Computational Power and Minds Chair: Ron Barnett Speakers: Hava Siegelmann, "Beyond Classical Computation: Neural Networks" Eric Steinhart, "Supermachines and Superminds" 4. Society for the Study of Ethics and Animals, Douglas Topic: Philosophers and Vegetarianism Chair: Grace Clement Speaker: Nicholas Hunt-Bull, "Porphyry on Why Philosophers Should be Vegetarians" Comments: David Concepcion Speaker: David DeGrazia, "A Broad-based Moral Case Against Consuming Meat from Factory Farms" Comments: Melissa Clarke 5. North American Society for Social Philosophy, Paulding Topic: Kerrey and Calley: What is the Moral Difference? Chair: George Carew Participants: Joseph Betz, Thomas Grassey, Jan Narveson, Reginald Raymer 6. Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World, DeKalb Topic: Collective Responsibility Chair: Laura Duhan Kaplan Speakers: Rahul Kumar and David Silver, "Wronging Future Generations" Comments: Michael McKenna, Jeff Jordan 7. Society for Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy, Gwinnett Chair: Ed Mahoney Speakers: Seymour Feldman, "Neoplatonic Themes in Judah Abarvanel (Leone ‘Ebreo)" Jorge J. E. Gracia, "Ratio Quaerens Beatitudinem: Anselm on Rationality and Happiness" 8. Society for the Philosophical Study of the Contemporary Visual Arts, Henry Topic: Philosophical Issues in Individual Films Chair: Kevin L. Stoehr Speakers: Nathan Wolfson, "Engendering Desire: Transformation, Narrative and Agency in Wim Winders’ Wings of Desire" Robert Clewis, "The Role of Wonder in Terence Malick’s The Thin Red Line" Jeannette Bicknell, "Orientalism as Aesthetic Failure: Bertolucci’s The Sheltering Sky" Sean McAleer, "Huston’s The Treasure of the Sierra Madre and Environmental Virtue Ethics" 9. Charles S. Peirce Society, Cherokee Chair: Umberto Eco Speakers: Umberto Eco Winner, Society Essay Competition 10. Society for Women in Philosophy, Walton Topic: Presentation of the 2001 Distinguished Woman Philosopher Award Chair: Christa Davis Acampora Honoree: Amélie Oksenberg Rorty Panelists: Seyla Benhabib Carla Bagnoli Ronald de Sousa 11. Philosophers in Jesuit Education, Fayette Chair: Paul E. Kidder Speaker: Daniel A. Dombrowski, "Rawls and Religion: a Discussion" 12. Personalist Discussion Group, Newton Topic: Institutions, Background, and Trust Chair: Douglas Anderson Speaker: Thomas Buford 13. Hume Society, Rockdale Chair: Michelle Mason Speakers: Richard Dees, "Morality Above Metaphysics: Philo’s Stance in Dialogue XII" Lorne Falkenstein, "Hume’s Purposes in the ‘Natural History of Religion’" 14. Metaphysical Society of America, Forsythe Topic: Quantum Physics and Metaphysics Speaker: David Finkelstein Comments: Brian Martine, David Weissman 15. Conference of Philosophical Societies, Jefferson Topic: International Meetings of Philosophical Societies Chair: G. John M. Abbarno Speakers: Peter Boltuc Ruth Lucier Thomas Magnell David Schrader 16. Special Session Arranged by the APA Committee on Career Opportunities, Washington Topic: Workshop for Graduate School Placement Officers Chair: George Lucas 17. Society for Empirical Ethics, Adams Topic: Business Meeting and Panel—Empirical Ethics: The Way Forward Chair: David Schiller Speakers: Neal Weiner Robert Halliday Group Session VI - 8:15 p.m. - 11:15 p.m. 1. Radical Philosophy Association, Fulton Topic: Race and the Value of Whiteness: The Enduring Significance of Race Chair: Jorge Garcia Speakers: Greg Moses, "On the Question of White Identity: Abolition or Reform?" Lucius Outlaw, "Rehabilitation of Racial Whiteness" John H. McClendon, "Race and the Dialectic of Phenotypic Description and Social Context: Race as Social Category" 2. American Society for Philosophy, Counseling, and Psychotherapy, Cobb Topic: Philosophy and Philosophical Counseling Chair: Susan Robbins Speakers: Ross Reed, "The Phoenix of Eros Arises From the Ashes of Theocentricity" Lydia Amir, "How Can Philosophy Benefit from Philosophical Practice?" Dona Warren, "The Central Thesis of Philosophical Counseling and the Halting Problem" Presidential Address and Business Meeting Chair: James Tuedio Speaker: Susan Robbins, "Spirituality, Worldview Issues, and Philosophical Counseling" 3. Association of Chinese Philosophers in America, Clayton Topic: Rethinking Some Concepts in Chinese Philosophy Chair: Yong Huang Speakers: Geling Shang, "Tong-The Key to Understand Zhuangzian Philosophy" Lijun Yuan, "Rethinking the Concept of Ren and the Ethics of Care" Tao Jiang, "The Storehouse Consciousness: A Buddhist Notion of the Unconsciousness" Business Meeting 4. Society for Indian Philosophy and Religion, Douglas Topic: Panel on Kisor Chakrabarti’s book Classical Indian Philosophy of Mind Speakers: J. Ryan Terri Elliott Edward Halper Kisor Chakrabarti R. Puligandla C. Chakrabarti 5. Joint Session of the Søren Kierkegaard Society and the Society of Christian Philosophers, Paulding Topic: Quinn on Kierkegaard’s Ethics Chair: Norman Lillegard Speakers: M. Jamie Ferreira, "Quinn on Works of Love and Kierkegaard’s Ethics" Stephen Evans, "Philip Quinn on Kierkegaard as Divine Command Theorist" John Davenport, "Quinn’s Kierkegaard: Some Questions about Neighbor-Love and Divine Commands" Ed Mooney, "Quinn’s Polyphonic Self" Response: Philip L. Quinn 6. International Society for Environmental Ethics, DeKalb Topic: In Nature's Interests? Interests, Animal Rights, and Environmental Ethics, by Gary Varner Chair: Piers Howard Speakers: Robert Elliot , "Priorities Among Interests: An Assessment" Elinor J. Mason, "Rights and Interests" Respondent: Gary Varner 7. Joint Session of the APA Committee on the Status of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People in the Profession and the Society for Lesbian and Gay Philosophy, Gwinnett Topic: Science, Sex, and Gender Chair: John Corvino Speakers: Robert Hood, "AIDS, Crisis, Activist Science" Patrick Hopkins, "Biotechnology and the Social Construction Debate" Comments: Wendy Lynne Lee 8. Joint Session of the APA Committee on the Teaching of Philosophy and the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Henry Topic: Teaching Continental Philosophy: Pedagogy, Revolution and Mythemes Chair: Jacquelyn Ann K. Kegley Speakers: Anne O’Byrne, "Pedagogy Without Project: Teaching Revolution and Responsibility" Greg Johnson, "The Work of Teaching Continental Thought" Bettina Bergo, "The Impossible Solution and the Mythemes of the Other" 9. North American Kant Society, Cherokee Topic: Author Meets Critics: Eckart Förster’s Kant’s Final Synthesis Chair: Charles Parsons Speakers: Michael Friedman Paul Guyer Response: Eckart Förster 10. Leibniz Society of North America, Walton Chair: Jan A. Cover Speaker: Daniel Garber, "Leibniz and Idealism" 11. International Institute for Field-Being, Fayette Topic: Taoism, Phenomenology, and Buddhism Chair: Albert Shansky Speakers: Lik Kuen Tong, "The Notion of Jiao: Desire and Being in the Daodejing" Gereon Kopf, "The Search for the Invisible: The Phenomenologies of Merleau-Ponty and Dogen" 12. Society for Iberian and Latin American Thought, Newton Topic: The Ethics of Globalization in Latin America Chair: Amy Oliver Speakers: David Alvarez, "Identidad Cultural-Política-Ética en el Caso Dominicano" Anne Freire Ashbaugh, "Oikeiosis: Roig’s Environmental Ethics as an Approach to Globalization" Ofelia Schutte, "Feminist Responses to the Impact of Globalization in Latin America" Edward Demenchonok, "Controversies of Globalization and Ethical Discourse in Latin America" Ricardo Gómez, "The Ethical Presuppositions of Neoliberal Economics" Comments: John A. Loughney 13. International Society for Neoplatonic Studies, Rockdale Topic: The Commentator Tradition Chair: Sara Rappe Speakers: Dirk Baltzly, "What Goes Up: Proclus Against Aristotle on the Fifth Element" Helen Lang, "Reading Philoponus As A Philosopher and Christian" John Phillips, "Plato’s ‘Disordered Motion’ in the Commentary Tradition" Peter Lautner, "Sensus communis in Proclus and Ps.-Simplicius" 14. American Society for Value Inquiry, Jefferson Topic: Presidential Address Chair: Thomas Magnell Speaker: Joseph Margolis Business Meeting Saturday Morning, December 29 Group Session VII - 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. 1. Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, Fulton Topic: William James Revisited Chair: William J. Gavin Speakers: Phil Oliver, "‘Pure Experience’ and Personal Subjectivity: Compatible or Incompatible?" James O. Pawelski, "‘On the Energies of Men [and Women]’: A New Approach From Positive Psychology" Comments: John Lachs 2. Bertrand Russell Society, Douglas Topic: Russell’s Continuing Relevance Chair: David E. White Speakers: Kevin C. Klement, "Russell on Disambiguating With the Grain" Matthew McKeon, "Russell on Logical Truth and Modality" Timothy Madigan, "Russell Among the Encyclopedists" Group Session VIII - 11:15 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. 1. Society for the Study of Process Philosophies, Douglas Chair: Judith Jones Speaker: Chris van Haeften, "Extensive Temporal Atoms: Continuity and Discontinuity According to A. N. Whitehead" Saturday Afternoon, December 29 Group Session IX - 2:45 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. 1. Simone de Beauvoir Circle, Jefferson Topic: Book Session: Simone de Beauvoir, Philosophy, and Feminism by Nancy Bauer Speakers: Debra Bergoffen Margaret A. Simons Response: Nancy Bauer 2. Ayn Rand Society, Douglas Topic: Reason, Emotion, and the Importance of Philosophy Chair: Allan Gotthelf Speaker: Wayne A. Davis Comments: Darryl Wright 3. Joint Session of the Radical Philosophy Association and the Gandhi-King Society, Paulding Topic: Radical Philosophy of Religion Chair: Greg Moses Speakers: Peggy Powell Dobbins, "Sumerian and Hebrew Insight into the Origins of Class Society" William R. Jones, "Is God a White Racist? Revisited: Religion and Race in American Life" 4. Society for Philosophy and Public Affairs, DeKalb Topic: Globalization and Democratic Legitimacy Chair: Christopher Morris Speakers: David Crocker James Bohman Comments: Christopher Morris 5. Society for the Philosophical Study of Marxism, Fayette Topic: Marx and Hegelian Dialectic: The Utopian and Economic Adventures of an Idea Chair: Jeanne Schuler Speakers: Tom Jeannot, "Hegelian Marxism and the Utopian Imagination" Andrew Kliman and Ted McGlone, "‘Value in Process’: On The Temporality and Internal Consistency of Marx’s Capital" Patrick Murray, "Things Fall Apart: Systematic and Historical Dialectics and the Critique of Political Economy" 6. North American Nietzsche Society, Rockdale Topic: Nietzsche and Emerson Chair: Alan D. Schrift Speakers: James Conant, "Emerson, Nietzsche and the Inhibitions of Democracy" David Owen and Aaron Ridley, "Fate" Thomas L. Dumm, "Loneliness in Emerson and Nietzsche" Stanley Cavell, "New and Old in Nietzsche and Emerson" Saturday Evening, December 29 Group Session X - 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. 1. Hegel Society of America, Fulton Topic: Fichtean and Hegelian Approaches to Right and Morality Chair: Allen Speight Speakers: Robert R. Williams, "Recognition, Right and Social Contract" Michael Baur, "Fichte and Social Theory" Scott Jenkins, "Fichte’s Deductions of Ethics and Right" 2. International Development Ethics Association, Cobb Topic: Author Meets Critics: Michael Krausz’s The Limits of Rightness Chair: David A. Crocker Speakers: Andreea Deciu Gary Hagberg Michael McKenna Response: Michael Krausz 3. Association for Philosophy of Education, Clayton Topic: Symposium on Religious Schools v. Children’s Rights, by James Dwyer Chair: Randall Curren Speakers: Peter Vallentyne Julia Bartkowiak Darrell Moellendorf James Dwyer 4. Society for the Study of Ethics and Animals, Douglas Topic: Animal Others, Continental Approaches Chair: H. Peter Steeves Panelists: H. Peter Steeves and others 5. Special Session Arranged by the APA Committee on Hispanics and the APA Committee on the Teaching of Philosophy, Paulding Topic: Introducing Diversity in the Philosophy Curriculum Chair: Jacquelyn Ann K. Kegley Speakers: Jorge J. E. Gracia, "The History and Status of Latin American Philosophy in the US" Eduardo Mendieta, "Ways of Teaching Latin American Philosophy" Susana Nuccetelli, "Using Latin American Philosophy in an Introductory Philosophy Course" Anne Freire Ashbaugh, "Working with Diverse Students" 6. International Institute for Field-Being, DeKalb Topic: Field-Being, Deconstruction, and Buddhism Chair: Lik Kuen Tong Speakers: Cristal Hsiao-Hui Huang, "Tracing the Margins of Writing and the Disclosure of Field-Being" Lori L. Witthaus, "Neither the Same Nor Different: The Problem of Personal Identity and Continuity in Theravada Buddhist Philosophy" Albert Shansky, "Marxism, Existentialism and Buddhism: A Field-Being Journey of Ideas" 7. Society for Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy, Gwinnett Chair: Tim Noone Speakers: Tzvi Langerman, "Maimonides on Miracles" Andre Goddu, "Principles of Natural Philosophy in Copernicus’ Critique of Geocentrism" 8. Society for Women in Philosophy, Henry Topic: Author Meets Critics: Karen J. Warren, Ecofeminist Philosophy Chair: Victoria Davion Speakers: Chris J. Cuomo Trish Glazebrook James P. Sterba Response: Karen J. Warren Annual Business Meeting 9. Society of Humanist Philosophers, Cherokee Topic: Adolf Grunbaum’s Critique of Theism Chair: Charles Echelbarger Speaker: Adolf Grunbaum with a panel of commentators 10. Santayana Society, Fayette Topic: Irving Singer’s George Santayana, Literary Philosopher Chair: Angus Kerr-Lawson Speakers: James Seaton, "Santayana in the Era of Postmodernism" H. T. Kirby-Smith, "Santayana’s God" Response: Irving Singer 11. Association of Chinese Philosophers in America, Newton Topic: Philosophical Reflection on Sino-US Relations Chair: Peimin Ni Speakers: Stephen Rowe, "Cultivating Mutual Understanding—A Socratic Approach" Robin Wang, "Daode Jing and Conflict Resolution" Peimin Ni, "Why Say Sorry?—Philosophical Reflection on the US Spy Plane Incident" Comments: Henry Rosemont 12. American Society for Value Inquiry, Rockdale Topic: Human Rights Chair: G. John M. Abbarno Speaker: Laura Westra, "Obligations in International Human Rights Issues" Comments: Betsy Postow Sunday Morning, December 30 Group Session XI - 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. 1. Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love, Douglas Topic: Sexual Ethics and Sexual Virtues Chair: Carol Caraway Speakers: David Benatar, "Two Views of Sexual Ethics: Promiscuity, Rape, and Pedophilia" Raja Halwani, "Sexual Virtues" 2. Association of Philosophy Journal Editors, Fulton Sunday Afternoon, December 30 Group Session XII - 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. 1. Society for the Philosophy of Creativity, Douglas Topic: The Re-Creation of Nature Through Technology Chair: Brian Schroeder Speakers: Trish Glazebrook, "Making Nature: Aristotle and Restoration" Michael Ruse, "Technological Images of Nature: Natural Images of Technology" Timothy Engström, "Some Cinematic Orders of Nature: Loss, Restoration and Apocalypse" Graham Parkes, "The Representation of Landscape in Digital Video" 2. Society for the Philosophy of History, Fayette Topic: Rethinking History Chair: Kevin Dodson Speakers: Alun Munslow, Eric Nelson, Kevin Dodson |