2001 INPC: Speaker Program

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Inland Northwest Philosophy Conference
	"Freedom and Determinism" Dates: April 27-29 2001 Location: University of Idaho Moscow ID 83844-1205
Conference Program

- Short Version -
No Titles or Affiliations
Friday, April 27
Saturday, April 28
Sunday, April 29

- Long Version -
Titles and Affiliations
Friday, April 27
Saturday, April 28
Sunday, April 29

Friday, April 27: University of Idaho Commons
Session Times	Crest Room	Horizon Room	Aurora Room	Panorama Room Undergraduate Symposium
8:00 - 9:00	Conference Registration: The Summit Conference Area, 4^th Floor
9:00 - 10:10	Nomy Arpaly Comment: Robert Epperson	Jonathan Westphal Comment: Kurt Torell	Robert Allen Comment: Richard Reilly	Session 1 9:00 - 12:00 Jonathan McIntosh Comment: Garth Notestine Jason Turner Comment: TBA Paula Veseth Comment: TBA
10:20 - 11:30	Dana Nelkin Comment: Ron Wilburn	Michael McKenna Comment: Derk Pereboom	Carlo Filice Comment: Ken Himma
11:30 - 1:00	Lunch Break: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
1:00 - 2:10	Alfred R. Mele	Steve Savitt Comment: Gary Hardcastle	Paul Kjellberg Comment: Nick Gier	Session 2 1:00 - 3:00 Erin Thompson Comment: TBA Meggan Payne Comment: TBA
2:20 - 3:30	Carl Ginet	John Earman	Kevin Timpe Comment: Jack D. Davidson
3:40 - 5:00	Peter van Inwagen Whitewater/Clearwater Room, UI Commons First Floor
5:00 - 7:30	Dinner Break: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
7:30 - 9:30	Public Forum: “Mad or Bad: Biological Determinism and Criminal Responsibility” Speakers: Patrick A. Carter, Michelle Inderbitzen, Doug Lind John Perry, Robert Schopp Kenworthy Theater, Moscow, ID
9:45 - 12:00	Reception at the University Inn, Moscow, ID
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Saturday, April 28: University of Idaho Commons
Session Times	Crest Room	Horizon Room	Aurora Room	Panorama Room
8:00 - 9:00	Continental Breakfast: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
9:00 - 10:10	Ted Honderich	Indeterministic Causation in the Social Sciences Ellery Eells Bruce Glymour Richard Scheines	Barbara Hannan Comment: Kelly Jolley	Andrew Robinson
10:20 - 11:30	Paul Russell		Sean Ireton Comment: Michael Neville	Armand Larive & Louis Gray Comment: George Patsakos
11:30 - 1:00	Lunch Break: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
1:00 - 2:10	Randolph Clarke Comment: Timothy O'Connor	Problems for Compatibilists Hud Hudson Ned Markosian Theodore Sider	Anthony Dardis Comment: Andrew Cortens	Stephen Morris Comment: Helena Siipi
2:20 - 3:30	Robert Kane		Michael Watkins Comment: Todd Jones	Manuel Vargas Comment: Miriam McCormick
3:40 - 4:50	John Martin Fischer Comment: Harry Silverstein	Richard Feldman Comment: Peter Murphy	Kari Gwen Coleman Comment: Chris Heathwood	---
5:00 - 7:30	Dinner Break: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
7:30 - 9:30	Keynote Address: “Freedom and the Power of Preference” Keith Lehrer University of Arizona UI Law School Courtroom
9:45 - 12:00	Reception at the University Inn, Moscow, ID
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Sunday, April 29: University of Idaho Commons
Session Times	Crest Room	Horizon Room	Aurora Room
8:00 - 9:00	Continental Breakfast: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
9:00 - 10:10	Ted A. Warfield	Michael J. Zimmerman	Timothy Schroeder Comment: Elizabeth Brake
10:20 - 11:30	John Perry	Ish Haji Comment: Roderick T. Long	Todd Long Comment: Tony Roark
11:40 - 1:00	“Freedom and Determinism in the 21^st Century” Speakers: John Martin Fischer, Ted Honderich, Ted A. Warfield Chair: Joseph Keim Campbell Whitewater/Clearwater Room, UI Commons 1^st Floor
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Friday, April 27: University of Idaho Commons
9:00 - 10:10	Crest:	Which Autonomy? Nomy Arpaly Rice University
			Comment: Robert Epperson Washington State University
	Horizon:	Frankfurt Cases and Compatibilism Jonathan Westphal Idaho State University
			Comment: Kurt Torell Lewis-Clark State College
	Aurora:	Kane on Free Will and Indeterminism Robert Allen Central Michigan University
			Comment: Richard Reilly St. Bonaventure University
	Panorama:	Undergraduate Symposium: Session 1 Divine Foreknowledge and the "Freedom to do Otherwise" Jonathan McIntosh University of Idaho Proto-Occhamism and the Consequent Argument: A Modal Framework Jason Turner Washington State University TBA Paula Veseth Pacific Lutheran University
10:20 - 11:30	Crest:	The Sense of Freedom Dana Nelkin Florida State University
			Comment: Ron Wilburn University of Nevada, Las Vegas
	Horizon:	Robustness, Control, and the Demand for Morally Significant Alternatives Michael McKenna Ithaca College
			Comment: Derk Pereboom , University of Vermont
	Aurora:	The Libertarian Self Carlo Filice SUNY Geneseo
			Comment: Ken Himma University of Washington
	Panorama:	Undergraduate Symposium Session 1 -- Cont.
11:30 - 1:00	Lunch Break: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
1:00 - 2:10	Crest:	Human Agency Par Excellence Alfred R. Mele Florida State University
	Horizon:	On Absolute Becoming and the Myth of Passage Steve Savitt University of British Columbia
			Comment: Gary Hardcastle University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
	Aurora:	Why Buddhists Are Not Interested in the Free Will Problem Paul Kjellberg Whittier College
			Comment: Nick Gier University of Idaho
	Panorama:	Undergraduate Symposium: Session 2 The Question of Free Will in Leibniz'a Monadology Erin Thompson Columbia University Hegel on Free Will Meggan Payne Washington State University
2:20 - 3:30	Crest:	Trying to Act Carl Ginet Cornell University
	Horizon:	Determinism: What We Have Learned and What We Still Don't Know John Earman University of Pittsburgh
	Aurora:	Thomistic Angelology: A Non-PAP Libertarian Reading Kevin Timpe St. Louis University
			Comment: Jack D. Davidson Iowa State University
	Panorama:	Undergraduate Symposium Session 2 -- Cont.
3:40 - 5:00	Van Inwagen on Free Will Peter van Inwagen University of Notre Dame Whitewater/Clearwater Room, UI Commons 1^st Floor
5:00 - 7:30	Dinner Break: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
7:30 - 9:30	Public Forum on Freedom and Determinism: "Mad or Bad: Biological Determinism and Criminal Responsibility"
	Speakers:	Patrick A. Carter Washington State University Biology Michelle Inderbitzen University of Idaho Criminal Justice Douglas Lind University of Idaho Law John Perry Stanford University Philosophy Robert Schopp University of Nebraska, Lincoln Psychology
	Kenworthy Theater, Main Street, Moscow, ID
9:45 - 12:00	Reception at the University Inn, Moscow, ID
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Saturday, April 28: University of Idaho Commons
8:00 - 9:00	Continental Breakfast: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
9:00 - 10:10	Crest:	After Compatibilism and Incompatibilism Ted Honderich University College, London
	Horizon:	Indeterministic Causation in the Social Sciences Ellery Eells University of Wisconsin-Madison Bruce Glymour Kansas State University Richard Scheines Carnegie Mellon University
	Aurora:	Schopenhauer on Freedom of the Will Barbara Hannan University of New Mexico
			Comment: Kelly Jolley Auburn University
	Panorama:	Scale, Freedom, and Determinism Andrew Robinson University of Idaho
10:20 - 11:30	Crest:	Compatibilism, History and Frankenstein-Style Examples Paul Russell University of British Columbia
	Horizon:	Indeterministic Causation in the Social Sciences Continued
	Aurora:	Nietzsche's View of Death as Freedom Sean Ireton Washington State University
			Comment: Michael Neville Washington State University
	Panorama:	Is 'Active Information' a Plausible Means of Divine Action? Armand Larive and Louis Gray Washington State University
			Comment: George Patsakos University of Idaho
11:30 - 1:00	Lunch Break: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
1:00 - 2:10	Crest:	Two Problems of Control for Libertarianism Randolph Clarke University of Georgia
			Comment: Timothy O'Connor Indiana University
	Horizon:	Problems for Compatibilism Hud Hudson Western Washington University Ned Markosian Western Washington University Theodore Sider Syracuse University
	Aurora:	Higher Level Property Causal Relevance Anthony Dardis
			Comment: Andrew Cortens Boise State University
	Panorama:	Responsibility and the Reason View Stephen Morris
			Comment: Helena Siipi University of Turku
2:20 - 3:30	Crest:	Agency, Responsibility, and Indeterminism: Reflections on Libertarian Approaches to Free Will Robert Kane University of Texas-Austin
	Horizon:	Problems for Compatibilism --- Continued
	Aurora:	Indeterminism in a Deterministic World Michael Watkins Auburn University
			Comment: Todd Jones University of Nevada, Las Vegas
	Panorama:	Responsibility and the Aims of Theory: Reflections on the Strawsonian Legacy Manuel Vargas Stanford University
			Comment: Miriam McCormick University of Richmond
3:40 - 4:50	Crest:	The Transfer of Non-Responsibility John Martin Fischer University of California, Riverside
			Comment: Harry Silverstein Washington State University
	Horizon:	Contextualism and Freedom Richard Feldman University of Rochester
			Comment: Peter Murphy , University of Calgary
	Aurora:	The Simulation of Free Will Kari Gwen Coleman
			Comment: Chris Heathwood University of Massachusetts
5:00 - 7:30	Dinner Break: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
7:30 - 9:30	Keynote Address: Freedom and the Power of Preference Keith Lehrer, University of Arizona University of Idaho Law School Courtroom
9:30 - 10:00	Reception at the UI Law School
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Sunday, April 29: University of Idaho Commons
8:00 - 9:00	Continental Breakfast: Whitewater/Clearwater Room, 1^st Floor
9:00 - 10:10	Crest:	Recent Technical Work on the Consequence Argument Ted A. Warfield University of Notre Dame
	Horizon:	Taking Luck Seriously Michael J. Zimmerman University of North Carolina-Greensboro
	Aurora:	Moral Responsibility and Tourette Syndrome: A Surprising Preliminary Report Timothy Schroeder University of Manitoba
			Comment: Elizabeth Brake University of Calgary
10:20 - 11:30	Crest:	Indeterminism Reconsidered John Perry Stanford University
	Horizon:	Libertarian Openness, Blameworthiness, and Time Ish Haji University of Minnesota, Morris
			Comment: Roderick T. Long Auburn University
	Aurora:	Moderate Reasons-Responsiveness, Moral Responsibility, and Manipulation: A Challenge for Fischer and Ravizza? Todd Long University of Rochester
			Comment: Tony Roark Boise State University
11:40 - 1:00	Freedom and Determinism in the 21^st Century
	Speakers:		John Martin Fischer University of California, Riverside Ted Honderich University College, London Ted A. Warfield University of Notre Dame
	Chair:		David Shier Washington State University
	Whitewater/Clearwater Room, UI Commons First Floor
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The Inland Northwest Philosophy Conference is a topic-focused interdisciplinary conference supported in part by a grant from the Idaho Humanities Council, a State-Based Program of the National Endowment for the Humanities and co-sponsored by the Philosophy Departments at the University of Idaho and Washington State University.