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Annette Baier Memorial Conference at Pitt in October

From the Department at Pitt:

The Philosophy Department at the University of Pittsburgh will be hosting a one-day memorial conference on Saturday October 12th in honor of our former colleague Annette Baier.  We invite you to join us in our remembrance and celebration of the many ways in which, as friend, colleague, and mentor, Annette touched and enriched our lives.  A preliminary draft of the conference program is attached.

We will be pleased to offer food and beverages on the day of the conference, if you contact Collie Henderson (collie@pitt.edu) to let us know that you plan to attend.  Also, please alert Collie to any dietary restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, etc.) that may apply.  We are also reserving a block of rooms at the Wyndham Pittsburgh University Center (formerly the Holiday Inn).  The number is 412-682-6200.  When you reserve your room, please mention that you are visiting for the Annette Baier memorial conference, to ensure billing at the University rate.

The full program is below the fold.


ANNETTE BAIER MEMORIAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Saturday, October 12th, 2013

University Club, Ballroom A

123 University Place

Pittsburgh, PA

8:30 Continental breakfast

9:00 Welcome

9:15-10:30 Lisa Shapiro, Simon Fraser University

“Memory in the Meditations”

10:45-12:00 Donald Ainslie, University of Toronto

“Baier’s Scepticism with Regard to Hume’s Senses”

12:00 Lunch (on site)

1:30-2:45 Amy Schmitter, University of Alberta

“What Do Women Want in a Feminist History of Philosophy?”

3:00-4:15 Sergio Tenenbaum, University of Toronto

“Baier and Chisholm on the Object of Intention”

5:00-6:00 Reception (Lower Lounge, William Pitt Union)

6:00 Banquet dinner (William Pitt Union Ballroom)

Memorial program (to begin ca. 6:30)

Jerome Schneewind

Elizabeth Schneewind

Alexander Nehamas

Jennifer Whiting

David Gauthier

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