National Endowment
for the Humanities

SUMMER 2002 INSTITUTES AND SEMINARS
IN PHILOSOPHY
FOR COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY
TEACHERS AND INDEPENDENT SCHOLARS

APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 2002

Summer Seminar on:

Justice, Equality and the Challenge of Disability

Co-Directors: Eva Kittay & Anita Silvers

Sarah Lawrence College (Westchester County, N.Y.)

June 24 - July 26

Significance of conceptions of normality and disability for moral and political philosophy

For more information and an application form, email asilvers@sfsu.edu

Summer Institute on:

Consciousness and Intentionality

Co-Directors: David Chalmers & David Hoy

University of California, Santa Cruz

June 24 - August 2

Connections between consciousness and intentionality in the construction of a philosophy of mind

For more information and an application form, email ridgway@cats.ucsc.edu

Summer Institute on:

Art, Mind and Cognitive Science

Director: Jerrold Levinson; Associate Directors: Noel Carroll, Dominic McIver Lopes and Jenefer Robinson

University of Maryland

June 24 - August 2

Relevance of cognitive science to aesthetics and the understanding of art

For more information and an application form, email akania@hotmail.com

Summer Seminar on:

Thinking about Ethics with Socrates

Director: Amelie O Rorty

July 1-August 2

Williams College

For more information and an application form, email neh@brandeis.edu

Summer Institute on:

Social Justice, Group Identity, and Human Rights

Co-Directors: Thomas Wren and David Ingram

July 1 - July 26

Loyola University (Chicago)

For more information and an application form, email twren@luc.edu