DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

Colloquia Speaker Series

• 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 4pm CT 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 4pm CT 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 4pm CT 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.