The University of Iowa Graduate Philosophical Society

2005 Fall Conference

Saturday, November 12, 2005

English-Philosophy Building

***Attendance is free and open to the public.***

KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

Dr. Annemarie Peil (Iowa State University)

“What Sense Can Be Made of Hume’s ‘Of Scepticism With Regard to the Senses’?”

9:00-9:50	Breakfast (255 EPB)
10:00-10:50	“Intradurance” David Taylor (203 EPB)	“Being Invited: A 'Listening Event' Analysis of Questions” Nathan Eric Dickman (212 EPB)
11:00-11:50	“Reasons/Motives Internalism and Problems of Irrationality” Amber Griffioen (203 EPB)	“Skepticism’s Slippery Targets” Eli Trautwein (212) EPB)
12:00-1:20	LUNCH
1:30-2:20	“Nietzsche’s Approaches to Prehistory in the Genealogy of Morals” Peter LeGrant (203 EPB)	“Foundational Beliefs and the Structure of Justification” Kenneth Hobson (212 EPB)
2:30-3:20	“Chinese Belief Reports from a Russellian Point of View” Marshall Willman (203 EPB)	“Decomposing the Sorites of Decomposition” Tuomas Manninen (212 EPB)
3:30-4:20	“What, and Who, Will Settle Matters of Personal Identity? A Critique of Derek Parfit’s Account” Heather Libby (203 EPB)	“Realism and Multiple Descriptions of the World” George Wrisley (212 EPB)
5:00-7:00	Keynote Address by Dr. Annemarie Peil “What Sense Can Be Made of Hume’s ‘Of Scepticism With Regard to the Senses’?” (107 EPB)