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The Faculty
of the Philosophy Department and
the Robert Donald Clark Honors College
at the University of Oregon invite you to join us in our conference
Thinking
the Traditions:
Keeping Philosophy Vital in the 21st Century
University
of Oregon
October 26-27, 2001
Friday Evening,
October 26
| 7:30-9:00 |
"Philosophy
as Means and End"
Professor John Lachs, Philosophy, Vanderbilt University |
Saturday Morning,
October 27
| 9:00-10:30 |
"Aristotle’s
Philosopher-Friend: The Role of Theoria in the Community of Friends"
Professor Walter Brogan, Philosophy, Villanova University |
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"Truth
Before Friendship? The Aporia of the Philosopher-Friend in Plato and
Aristotle"
Professor Peter Warnek, Philosophy, University of Oregon |
| 11:00-12:30 |
"’American
Philosophy’? Reconsiderations"
Professor Lucius T. Outlaw, Jr., Philosophy/African American Studies,
Vanderbilt University |
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"Making
Philosophy American"
Professor Scott Pratt, Philosophy, University of Oregon |
Saturday Afternoon,
October 27
| 2:30-4:00 |
"Feminist
Canonical Homelessness and Re-Visions"
Professor Bat-Ami Bar On, Philosophy, SUNY, Binghamton |
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"Midwifery
and Housewifery: Caring for the Feminist Canon’s Home"
Professor Barbara Andrew, Philosophy, University of Oregon |
All sessions
will be held in Chapman 207
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