THE NATURAL METHOD
Ethics, Mind & Self: Themes from the Work of Owen Flanagan
JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN HUMANITIES INSTITUTE
the Ahmedieh Lecture Hall
Smith Warehouse, Bays 4 & 5
114 South Buchanan Boulevard
Durham, NC 27708
Thursday, September 28
2:00: Welcome
2:15-3:30: Patricia Churchland, Morality from a Neurobiological Perspective (chair: Andrew Terjesen)
Coffee break
4:00-5:15: Robert McCauley, The History of Science and the Science of History (chair: Donald Dryden)
5:15-6:30: Gillian Einstein, Close Encounters of the First and Third Kind: Comparative Perspectives on Bodily States (chair: Ken Winkler)
Friday, SEPTEMBER 29
9:00: Continental breakfast
9:30: Welcome
9:45-11:00: George Graham, Addiction and Ultimate Concern: Flanagan Paired (chair: Serife Tekin)
Coffee break
11:30-12:45: Peggy DesAutels, Virtuous Women (chair: Ana Santiago)
Lunch on own
2:15-3:30: Robert Van Gulick, (Consciousness Reconsidered)2 (chair: Stephen Martin)
3:30-4:45: David Wong, Why Forgiveness Is So Elusive (chair: James Mahon)
Coffee break
5:15-6:30: P.J. Ivanhoe, Wagging Tails and Riding Elephants: Why Study Non-Western Philosophy? (chair: Wenqing Zhao)
6:30-7:00: Owen Flanagan, Remarks (chair: Joe Neisser)
7:00-9:00: Reception