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PROGRAM 28TH HUME CONFERENCE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA 25-28 JULY,
2001
Wednesday,
July 25 900-1200, 1300-1800 Registration 1145-1315
Lunch 1330-1430
Concurrent Sessions C1 Room 260 The Gallant and the
Philosopher Livia
Guimaraes, Federal University of Minas Gerais Margaret
Atherton, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Commentator Jacqueline
Taylor, Tufts University, Chair C2 Room 350 Hume on the >Natural= in Religion John
Churchill, Hendrix College Stanley
Tweyman, York University, Commentator Kenneth
Merrill, University of Oklahoma, Chair 1440-1540 Concurrent Sessions C3 Room 260 General Standards in Hume=s Approach to Morals Timothy
Costelloe, Emory University Mary
Mothersill, Barnard College, Commentator Kate
Abramson, University of Illinois, Urbana‑Champaign,
Chair C4 Room 350 Sympathy and Simulation: A
Humean Contribution to the Theory of Mind Debate Bill Wringe,
Bilkent University, Ankara Saul Traiger,
Occidental College, Commentator Wade Robison,
Rochester Institute of Technology, Chair 1540-1600 Break 1600-1715 Plenary Session, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) The Reality of Moral
Distinctions Rachel Cohon,
State University of New York, Albany Don Garrett,
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Chair 1745-1830 Reception, Peninsula Lounge 1830-2000 Dinner 2000-2115 Book Discussion, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) Paul
Russell, University of British Columbia, author of Freedom
& Moral Sentiment: Hume's Way of Naturalizing Responsibility Francis
Dauer, University of California, Santa Barbara Jacqueline
Taylor, Tufts University Corliss
Swain, St. Olaf College, Chair
Thursday,
July 26 800-900 Concurrent Sessions C5 Room 260 Locke and Hume on Testimony
and the Grounds of Belief Peter Graham,
Saint Louis University Patrick
Rysiew, University of British Columbia, Commentator Donald L. M.
Baxter, University of Connecticut, Chair C6 Room 350 Hume: Old and New Robert G.
Meyers, SUNY, Albany Miriam
McCormick, University of Richmond, Commentator Fred Wilson,
University of Toronto, Chair 910-1010 Concurrent Sessions C7 Room 350 The Structure of Hume=s History of England Frits van
Holthoon, University of Groningen Roger
Emerson, University of Western Ontario, Commentator Adam Potkay,
College of William and Mary, Chair C8 Room 260 The Logic of Hume's Sceptical
Doubts Peter
Millican, University of Leeds Robert
Fogelin, Dartmouth College, Commentator Martin Bell,
Manchester Metropolitan University, Chair 1010-1030 Break 1030-1200 Symposium, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) >A
wise man, therefore, proportions his belief to the evidence= (EHU 10.4) Graciela De
Pierris, Indiana University Lorne
Falkenstein, University of Western Ontario João Paulo
Monteiro, University of Lisbon, University of São Paulo Tony Pitson,
University of Stirling David Owen,
University of Arizona, Moderator 1200-1345 Lunch 1400-1515 Plenary Session, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) A
Short History of Distance: The Enlightenment and its aftermath in the Writing
of History Mark
Phillips, University of British Columbia Paul Wood,
Chair 1530-1630 Concurrent Sessions C9 Room 350 Hume=s >Supplement
to Gulliver=: The Medieval Volumes of The
History of England Adam Potkay,
College of William and Mary Ian Simpson
Ross, University of British Columbia, Commentator James King,
Northern Illinois University, Chair C10 Room 260 Locke, Hume and the Idea of
Power Angela
Coventry, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Phillip
Cummins, University of Iowa, Commentator Tony Pitson,
University of Stirling, Chair 1630-1655 Break 1700-1800 Concurrent Sessions C11 Room 350 Hume and Historical Knowledge Dario
Perinetti, McGill University Jennifer
Herdt, Notre Dame University, Commentator Miriam
McCormick, University of Richmond, Chair C12 Room 260 Hume on Causal Inference and
Causal Necessity Graciela De
Pierris, Indiana University James Dye,
Northern Illinois University, Commentator Rolf George,
University of Waterloo, Chair 1830-1945 Dinner 2000-2115 Book Discussion, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) Jennifer Herdt, University of Notre Dame, author of Religion and Faction in Hume's Moral Philosophy Jamie
Ferreira, University of Virginia Wade Robison,
Rochester Institute of Technology William
Connolly, University of Evansville, Chair
Friday,
July 27 800-900 Concurrent Sessions C13 Room 260 Humean Courage Rick McCarty,
East Carolina University Olli Loukola,
University of Helsinki, Commentator Eduardo
Velasquez, Washington and Lee University, Chair C14 Room 350 Hume on the Simplicity of
Moments Donald L. M.
Baxter, University of Connecticut David Raynor,
University of Ottawa, Commentator Robert
Fogelin, Dartmouth College, Chair 910-1010 Concurrent Sessions C15 Room 260 Between Plato and Euthyphro:
Hume=s Theory of Moral Value Corliss
Swain, St. Olaf College Mikael
Karlsson, University of Iceland, Commentator John Bricke,
University of Kansas, Chair C16 Room 350 Hume, Infinite Divisibility
and Actual Parts Metaphysics Thomas
Holden, Syracuse University Rolf George,
University of Waterloo, Commentator Lorne
Falkenstein, University of Western Ontario, Chair 1010-1025 Break 1030-1145 Plenary Session, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) The Passions, Character, and
Self in Hume Eugenio
Lecaldano, University of Rome (La Sapienza) David Norton,
McGill University, University of Victoria, Chair 1150-1300 Lunch 1315-1430 Plenary Session, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) Hume and the Politics of
Esteem and Contempt Susan James,
Birkbeck College, University of London James Tully,
University of Toronto, Chair 1445-1715 Special Plenary Demonstration, Executive
Classroom (opposite Room 250) Richard Hunt,
Native Artist 1730-1845 Book Discussion, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) John Bricke,
University of Kansas, author of Mind & Morality: An Examination of Kate
Abramson, University of Illinois, Urbana‑Champaign. Ken Merrill,
University of Oklahoma Jessica
Spector, Trinity College, Chair 1845-2000 Dinner 2015-2130 Plenary Session, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) Hume's Philosophical Passion Dario
Castiglione, University of Exeter Elizabeth
Radcliffe, University of Delaware; Santa Clara University,
Chair
Saturday,
July 28 800-900 Concurrent Sessions C17 Room 260 The Passion of Love: Why Do
Hutcheson and Hume Differ Over Its Influence? Elizabeth
Radcliffe, University of Delaware; Santa Clara University Lisa Shapiro,
Cornell University, Simon Fraser University, Commentator Terence
Penelhum, University of Calgary, Chair C18 Room 350 Taking on Trust: Hume and the
Origin of Promises James King,
Northern Illinois University Cindy Holder,
University of Victoria, Commentator Livia
Guimaraes, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Chair 910-1010 Concurrent Sessions C19 Room 260 Pride & Proper
Functioning: What Hume Can Say about What is Wrong with Taking Pride in Cruelty Jessica
Spector, Trinity College Jane
McIntyre, Cleveland State University, Commentator Rick McCarty,
East Carolina University, Chair C20 Room 350 Hume's Reconciling Project and the common distinction between moral and physical necessity James Harris,
University of Glasgow Gideon Yaffe,
University of Southern California, Commentator Paul Russell,
University of British Columbia, Chair 1010-1025 Break 1030-1155 Book Discussion, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) Tom
Beauchamp, Georgetown University, editor of the Clarendon and
Oxford Philosophical Texts
Editions of An Enquiry concerning the Principles of Morals and An
Enquiry concerning Human Understanding Phillip
Cummins, University of Iowa Peter
Millican, University of Leeds Fred Wilson,
University of Toronto Ian Simpson
Ross, University of British Columbia, Chair 1200-1325 Lunch 1330-1445
Plenary Session, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) A Humean Account of Rational
Agency Geoff
Sayre-McCord, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Saul Traiger,
Occidental College, Chair 1445-1510 Break 1515-1630 Book Discussion, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) Terence
Penelhum, University of Calgary, author of Themes in Hume Donald
Ainslie, University of Toronto Dorothy
Coleman, Northern Illinois University Mavor Moore,
University of Victoria, Chair 1645-1745 Business Meeting, Arbutus Hall (Room 150) 1800-1845 Reception, Peninsula Lounge 1845 Conference Banquet *************** The conference organizers wish
to extend special thanks to the Department of Philosophy,
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill to Leslie Solojuk and
the staff of Dunsmuir Lodge and
to The
Dean of Humanities The Dean of the
Faculty of Social Sciences The
Humanities Centre The
President The Vice‑President
Academic and Provost The
Vice‑President Research of
the University
of Victoria DELEGATES
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