The NU Philosophy Colloquium Series will host Occidental College’s Ryan Preston-Roedder, Friday, October 22nd. Professor Preston-Roedder will give a talk entitled, “Love and Social Justice”, at 4pm CT in Zoom.
The NU Philosophy Colloquium Series will host the University of Verona’s Eva von Redecker,Friday, November 5th. Professor von Redecker will give a talk entitled, “Slow Revolution at the Guillotine: Rethinking Paradigm Shifts with Walter Benjamin and Margaret Masterman”, at 4pm CT in Zoom. This talk will have a guest respondent, Professor Jay Bernstein from the New School for Social Research.
The NU Philosophy Colloquium Series will host the University of London’s Susan James,Friday, November 19th. Professor James will give a talk entitled, “Spinoza on Poetry”, at 12pm CT in Zoom.
The NU Philosophy Colloquium Series will host the University of Chicago’s Matthew Boyle,Friday, February 18th. Professor Boyle will give a talk entitled, “Anger, Intentionality, and the View from Within: Sartrean Reflections” at 4pmCT in Kresge 2415.
The NU Philosophy Colloquium Series will host Harvard University’s Gina Schouten,Friday, March 11th. Professor Schouten will give a talk entitled, "Liberal Feminism, Social Critique, and Moral Methodology: What Can Reflective Equilibrium Accomplish?" at 4pmCT on Zoom.
The NU Philosophy Colloquium Series will host Middlebury College’s Kareem Khalifa, Friday, April 8th. Professor Khalifa will give a talk entitled, “Is Race Like Phlogiston?” at 4pm.
The NU Philosophy Colloquium Series will host the University of Toronto’s Joseph Heath,Friday, April 29th. Professor Heath will give a talk entitled, “When does Critical Theory Become Conspiracy Theory?” at 4pmCT in Kresge 1515.
The NU Philosophy Colloquium Series will host Rutgers University’s Alex Guerrero, Friday, May 13th. Professor Guerrero will give a talk entitled, “Democracy, Lottocracy, and Political Minorities” at 4pm CT in Kresge 1515.
