Author: Clinton Tolley

Spring 2024

*mon 04/01 — chris shields (ucsd) on suarez’s nominalism
fri 04/26 — panel on ‘new narratives’ with: patricia marechal (ucsd) & john proios (uchicago) — on history of philosophy of race and racism in ancient philosophy; sam rickless (ucsd) — on contributions from women to early modern philosophy; clinton tolley (ucsd) & michael hardimon (ucsd) — on women-philosophers and philosophy of race in modern german philosophy
fri may 10 – josefine klingspor (yale) – on spinoza
fri may 17 – ralph wedgwood (usc) – on the stoics
fri may 31 – ashley attwood (stanford/arkansas) – on aristotle’s de anima 1.2
fri june 7 – claudi brink (new hampshire) on kant

happy to get to add a session with karl ameriks to our winter quarter line-up; friday feb 9, we’ll discuss the first chapter of karl’s new book on ‘kantian dignity’

this quarter we are welcoming everyone back to campus, and kicking off our fall 2022 hopr line-up with an in-person meeting on friday october 7 with our very own jc gonzalez, who will present work in progress on kant’s theory of concepts and how it is supposed to fit with kant’s account of purposiveness — the rest of the fall schedule is more or less set, and it looks like we have some great hopr’s in store for winter and spring as well

we are back to online meetings for the month of january — including our first meeting on jan 14 with julia grieg (ucsd), on the concept of death in epicurean thought — scheduling is underway and later meetings for the term will be announced hopefully in the next week or so

fall schedule posted here
note also the new location in our brand-new building! [map]
and also note that we are finally once again meeting ‘in person’ —
please follow the university protocols for in-person campus participation [link]

we’ll kick off the new term and new year on friday jan 22, with a discussion of a paper by zack brants (ucsd) on pleasure in the philebus

the other date already penciled in is feb 26, when we’ll welcome lydia patton (virginia tech)

more dates to be arranged; stay tuned!

a very nice line-up for the discussions — we’ll be continuing to meet via zoom for the fall 2020 quarter
there might be one more meeting added later in the quarter, so stay tuned

fri oct 2 joe stratmann (ucsd) on kant
fri oct 23 janelle dewitt (ucla) on anselm and kant on freedom
fri nov 13 julia jorati (umass) on early modern philosophy of race
fri dec 4 robin muller (csu northridge) on the phenomenology of slavery

our spring schedule is finally taking shape, as our meetings are moving ‘online’ (to zoom; link to be circulated via the email list); as of now:

apr 10 — don rutherford (ucsd) on descartes
apr 17 — bas toenissen (ucsd) tbd
may 1 — justin smith (paris 7) tbd
may 8 — marie jayasekera (csu long beach) on descartes

though there will most likely be one or two additional meetings added at the end of the term