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REALIA 2007 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE “Philosophical Challenges in the Twenty-First Century” |
| Sunday - July 29, 2007 |
7:30 PM REALIA's Kick-Off Reception - Tioga
| Monday - July 30, 2007 |
7:00 AM Breakfast Buffet - Compliments of REALIA and The Hilton Gardens
Inn
8:30 AM Francis Schwanauer - Can Logical Science Resolve our Global
Religious Discrepencies?
9:30 AM Art Jackson - Ethnic Warfare and Terrorism in the 21st Century
10:30 AM Ma Huidi & Liu Er - House Codes as a Form of Leisure Education in
China's Cultural Tradition: A Study of "House Codes", “Admonitions to Women”,
and "Womanly Work" in the Tradition of Benevolence-Centered Education in China
11:30 AM Erik Anderson - Scientific Essentialism, Could’ve Done Otherwise,
and the Possibility of Freedom
12:30 PM Lunch - On Your Own
2:00 PM Krishna Chakravorty - Pan Naturalism VS Ultimate Reality
3:00 PM Sandra Fairbanks - Environmental Virtue
4:00 PM Joel Wilcox - Philosophy and Environmental Grief
5:00 PM Dinner - On Your Own
7:00 PM Roundtable Discussion: Philosophical Challenges in the 21st
Century - Seneca
Inn
8:30 AM Francis Schwanauer - Can Logical Science Resolve our Global
Religious Discrepencies?
9:30 AM Art Jackson - Ethnic Warfare and Terrorism in the 21st Century
10:30 AM Ma Huidi & Liu Er - House Codes as a Form of Leisure Education in
China's Cultural Tradition: A Study of "House Codes", “Admonitions to Women”,
and "Womanly Work" in the Tradition of Benevolence-Centered Education in China
11:30 AM Erik Anderson - Scientific Essentialism, Could’ve Done Otherwise,
and the Possibility of Freedom
12:30 PM Lunch - On Your Own
2:00 PM Krishna Chakravorty - Pan Naturalism VS Ultimate Reality
3:00 PM Sandra Fairbanks - Environmental Virtue
4:00 PM Joel Wilcox - Philosophy and Environmental Grief
5:00 PM Dinner - On Your Own
7:00 PM Roundtable Discussion: Philosophical Challenges in the 21st
Century - Seneca
| Tuesday - July 31, 2007 |
7:00 AM Breakfast Buffet - Compliments of REALIA and The Hilton Gardens
Inn
8:30 AM Bernard den Ouden - Rethinking Freedom and Responsibility
9:30 AM Ray Rice - Ever Greater Need, Ever Fewer Resources: The
Challenge of Philosophy at “Service U”
10:30 AM Lois Eveleth - John Locke and The Problem of Toleration
11:30 AM Edward Ryan - Metaphysical Criminology: Relating ultimate and
observable realities from the de facto criminological bad to an ultimate good
12:30 PM Lunch - On Your Own
2:00 PM Dennis Miller
3:00 PM Stephen Griffith - Resisting the Hegemony of Science
4:00 PM Jason Black - The Negation of Freedom: Hegel’s Dialectic in V for
Vendetta
5:00 PM Dinner - On Your Own
7:00 PM Roundtable Discussion: Where Do We Go From Here? - Seneca
Inn
8:30 AM Bernard den Ouden - Rethinking Freedom and Responsibility
9:30 AM Ray Rice - Ever Greater Need, Ever Fewer Resources: The
Challenge of Philosophy at “Service U”
10:30 AM Lois Eveleth - John Locke and The Problem of Toleration
11:30 AM Edward Ryan - Metaphysical Criminology: Relating ultimate and
observable realities from the de facto criminological bad to an ultimate good
12:30 PM Lunch - On Your Own
2:00 PM Dennis Miller
3:00 PM Stephen Griffith - Resisting the Hegemony of Science
4:00 PM Jason Black - The Negation of Freedom: Hegel’s Dialectic in V for
Vendetta
5:00 PM Dinner - On Your Own
7:00 PM Roundtable Discussion: Where Do We Go From Here? - Seneca
| Wednesday - August 1, 2007 |
7:00 AM Breakfast Buffet - Compliments of REALIA and The Hilton Gardens
Inn
8:30 AM Peter Costello - Towards a Phenomenology of Love--The Logic of
the (Loved) Body and Thought in Aquinas and Husserl
9:30 AM Joseph Califano - Technology and Violence in the 21st Century
10:30 AM Evelyn Koblentz - Physical Being's Metaphysical Attribute: Its Integral
Oneness
11:30 AM Khalil Habib - The Epic of Gilgamesh
12:30 PM Lunch - On Your Own
2:00 PM Steven Neeley - Legal, Philosophical, and Scientific Dilemmas
Surrounding Complimentary and Alternative Medicine
3:00 PM Eugene Torisky - The Presumption of Just War Proportionality
4:00 PM Edward Grippe - Capitalism, Social Responsibility, and Ethics
5:00 PM Dinner - On Your Own
Inn
8:30 AM Peter Costello - Towards a Phenomenology of Love--The Logic of
the (Loved) Body and Thought in Aquinas and Husserl
9:30 AM Joseph Califano - Technology and Violence in the 21st Century
10:30 AM Evelyn Koblentz - Physical Being's Metaphysical Attribute: Its Integral
Oneness
11:30 AM Khalil Habib - The Epic of Gilgamesh
12:30 PM Lunch - On Your Own
2:00 PM Steven Neeley - Legal, Philosophical, and Scientific Dilemmas
Surrounding Complimentary and Alternative Medicine
3:00 PM Eugene Torisky - The Presumption of Just War Proportionality
4:00 PM Edward Grippe - Capitalism, Social Responsibility, and Ethics
5:00 PM Dinner - On Your Own
| Thursday - August 2, 2007 |
7:00 AM Breakfast Buffet - Compliments of REALIA and The Hilton Gardens
Inn
8:30 AM Jennifer Daigle - Bodily Consciousness
9:30 AM Leroy Meyer - Just War Theory and the Cultural Dimension of War
10:30 AM J.B. McIntosh - Philosophical Perspectives On Human Emotional
Suffering And The Emergence Of Transpersonal Psychology
11:30 AM Richard Rickert - The Logic of Scientific Undiscovery II:
Incompleteness in Darwinian Theory
12:30 PM Lunch - On Your Own
2:00 PM Trip to Cayuga Falls
Inn
8:30 AM Jennifer Daigle - Bodily Consciousness
9:30 AM Leroy Meyer - Just War Theory and the Cultural Dimension of War
10:30 AM J.B. McIntosh - Philosophical Perspectives On Human Emotional
Suffering And The Emergence Of Transpersonal Psychology
11:30 AM Richard Rickert - The Logic of Scientific Undiscovery II:
Incompleteness in Darwinian Theory
12:30 PM Lunch - On Your Own
2:00 PM Trip to Cayuga Falls
