The School of Philosophy
Graduate Student Spring 2000 Lecture Series
The Catholic University of America
Graduate Student Spring 2000 Lecture Series
The Catholic University of America
From Necessity to Fate - A Fallacy?
Sarah Broadie
Princeton University
January 28
Heidegger and the Transcendental Tradition
David Carr
Emory University
February 11
Living Arguments: Richard Kennington and the History of Philosophy
March 24:
On Ancient and Modern Natural Philosophy
Richard Hassing
The Catholic University of America
The Good and the True in Early Modern Philosophy
John McCarthy
The Catholic University of America
The Way Up and the Way Down: The Problem of First Principles
Richard Velkley
The Catholic University of America
All lectures will be held in the Life Cycle Institute Auditorium at 2:00 p.m.
All lectures are scheduled for Friday, 2:00 p.m., Auditorium, Life Cycle Institute at The Catholic University of America, 487 Michigan Avenue, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20064
Please address all inquiries to the Interim Dean, School of Philosophy: (202) 319-5259.
This lecture series is organized by the graduate students in the School of Philosophy and sponsored by the Graduate Student Association of The Catholic University of America.
Sarah Broadie
Princeton University
January 28
Heidegger and the Transcendental Tradition
David Carr
Emory University
February 11
Living Arguments: Richard Kennington and the History of Philosophy
March 24:
On Ancient and Modern Natural Philosophy
Richard Hassing
The Catholic University of America
The Good and the True in Early Modern Philosophy
John McCarthy
The Catholic University of America
The Way Up and the Way Down: The Problem of First Principles
Richard Velkley
The Catholic University of America
All lectures will be held in the Life Cycle Institute Auditorium at 2:00 p.m.
All lectures are scheduled for Friday, 2:00 p.m., Auditorium, Life Cycle Institute at The Catholic University of America, 487 Michigan Avenue, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20064
Please address all inquiries to the Interim Dean, School of Philosophy: (202) 319-5259.
This lecture series is organized by the graduate students in the School of Philosophy and sponsored by the Graduate Student Association of The Catholic University of America.