Conference Schedule: (All sessions are in ENG 106 except for the keynote
address, which is in LH01).
Friday, April 3rd:
3pm-3:50pm- The Argument from Moral Explanations- Andrea Viggiano, Cornell
University.
4pm-4:50pm- Prospects for An Empirical Defense of Moral Realism- Thomas
Metcalf, CU Boulder
5pm-5:50pm- Stark Raving Quasi-Realism- Jerry Green, Texas Tech University
8pm- Keynote Address- Geoffrey Sayre-McCord
Saturday, April 4th:
10am-10:50am- Thick Concepts and Evaluative Content- Brent Kyle, Cornell
University
11am-11:50pm- On Wright’s Précis ‘On Truth and Objectivity’- Mike Morales,
San Francisco State University
2pm-2:50pm- Being True to Our Desires: What Transexuals Can Teach Us
About Reasons- Colin Chamberlain, Harvard.
3pm-3:50pm- Goodness is a Homeostatic Property Cluster: A Response to
Rubin- David Lambie, University of Connecticut
4pm-4:50pm- In Defense of Normative Requirements as a Fundamental Moral
Concept- James Quigley, Florida State University