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Inland
Northwest Philosophy Conference, 2005
Time
and Identity
All Sessions in the University of Idaho Commons unless
otherwise indicated.
Friday,
April 1, 2005
Registration
and Refreshments: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Summit Conference Area
4th Floor, UI Commons
Paper
Group I: 9:00 – 11:25 am
Session
A Chair:
Robert F. Allen, University of
Detroit Mercy
Crest Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
Eric Olson, University of
Sheffield
“Timeless and Dated Assertions”
Commentator: Sarah
McGrath, Holy Cross
10:15
– 11:25 am
Jenann Ismael, University of
Arizona
“Me,
Again”
Session B Chair: John Jensen, University of Idaho
Horizon Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
Kevin Timpe, University of San
Diego
“Two Identity Problems for
Disembodied Souls”
Commentator: Dominic Braune, South Texas College
10:15
– 11:25 am
Ben Bradley, Syracuse University
“The Worst Time to Die”
Commentator: Peter Hanowell,
Florida State University
Session C Chair: George Knight, Boise State University
Aurora Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
Bryan Frances, University of Leeds
“Quantification, Ontology, and Time”
Commentator:
David Jehle, Cornell University
10:15
– 11:25 am
Ben Caplan, University of
Manitoba, and David Sanson, UCLA
“The Way Things Were”
Commentator: Joshua Spencer,
Rochester University
Lunch
Break: 11:30 am – 1:00pm (on your own)
Paper
Group II: 1:00 – 3:25 pm
Session
A Chair:
Joseph Keim Campbell, Washington State University
Crest Room
1:00
– 2:10 pm
Ted Sider, Rutgers
University
“Parthood”
Commentator: Paul Hovda, Reed College
2:15
– 3:25 pm
Mark Hinchliff, Reed College
“The Identity of the Past”
3:30
– 4:40 pm
Hud Hudson, Western Washington
University
“Extended
Simples”
Session
B
Chair: Harry Silverstein,
Washington State University
Horizon Room
1:00
– 2:10 pm
H. E. Baber, University of
San Diego
“Ex Ante Desire and Post Hoc
Satisfaction”
Commentator:
Mark Alfino, Gonzaga University
2:15
– 3:25 pm
Robert F. Allen,
University of Detroit Mercy
“The Subject is Qualia: Paronyms and Temporary
Identity”
3:30
– 4:40 pm
Todd Jones, University of Nevada Las Vegas
“Multiple Realizability –
Fahgetaboutit!”
Commentator:
Ron Wilburn, University of Nevada Las Vegas
Session
C Chair: Michael P.
Nelson, University of Idaho
Aurora Room
1:00
– 2:10 pm
Tony Roark, Boise State
“Time Over Identity: Aristotle on the Problem of
Identity Over Time”
Commentator: James Sage,
University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point
2:15
– 3:25 pm
Geoffrey A. Gorham, University
of Wisconsion–Eau Claire
“Descartes on Persistence and
Temporal Parts”
Commentator: Russell Wahl, Idaho
State University
3:30
– 4:40 pm
Cynthia D. Coe, Central Washington University
“The Anarchic Body: Hitlerism,
Liberalism, and Levinas on Identity”
Commentator: Ann Levey,
University of Calgary
Session
D: Chair:
Richard Randall, North Idaho College
Panorama Room
1:00
– 2:10 pm
Stephen Sutton, North Carolina
State University
“Debunking Bilking”
Commentator:
Patrick Bageant, University of Idaho
2:15
– 3:25 pm
Peter Thurley, University of
Waterloo
“A Clarification on Indexicality
and Time: Dummett, McTaggart, and Perry on the Unreality of Time”
Commentator: Pip Cawley,
Washington State University
3:30
– 4:40 pm
Brady R. Romtvedt, George Fox
University
“A One-of-a-Kind Resurrection?”
Commentator:
Dane Joseph, Washington State University
Dinner:
5:00 – 7:30 pm (on your own)
Public
Forum: 7:30 – 9:30 pm, University Inn Best Western, Moscow,
ID
Time
and Identity in Film
Jon R.
Hegglund, English, Washington State University
Andrew
Light, Applied Philosophy, New York University
George
Patsakos, Physics, University of Idaho
Hans
Rosenwinkel, Journalism and Mass Media, University of Idaho
Reception: 9:30 – 11:30 pm,
Idaho/Washington Rooms, University Inn Best Western, Moscow, ID
Saturday,
April 2, 2005
Registration
and Refreshments: 8:00 am – 11:30 pm
Summit Conference Area
4th Floor, UI Commons
Continental Breakfast: 8:00 –
10:00, Whitewater/Clearwater Rooms
Paper
Group III: 9:00 – 11:25 am
Session
A Chair:
Kevin Timpe, University of San Diego
Crest Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
Thomas Hofweber, University of
North Carolina
“The Meta-Problem of Change”
10:15
– 11:25 am
Lawrence Lombard, Wayne State
University
“Time for a Change: A Polemic
Against the Presentism/Eternalism Debate”
Session
B
Chair: Gregory E. Roth, Spokane Community College
Horizon Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
Simon Evnine, University of
Miami
“The Shape of a Life: Epistemic
Constraints on Personal Identity Over Time”
Commentator: Lisa Warenski, Union College
10:15
– 11:25 am
Elizabeth Harman, New York
University
“Desires Across Time: A
Reflection Principle for Desires?”
Commentator: Robert Epperson, Western Washington University
Session
C Chair:
Catherine Roth, Spokane Community College
Aurora Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
Jonathan Westphal, Idaho State
University
“The
Future and the Truth-Value Links: an Ockhamist and Common Sense View"
Commentator: Chris Heathwood, University of
Massachusetts–Amherst
10:15
– 11:25 am
Roderick T. Long, Auburn
University
“Future Truth and Leibniz’s Law:
An Aristotelean Sea Battle in a Heracleitean River”
Commentator: Glen Cosby, Spokane Community College
Lunch:
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
– Whitewater/Clearwater Rooms
Paper
Group IV: 1:00 – 3:25 pm
Session
A Chair: Ron
Wilburn, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Crest Room
1:00 –
2:10 pm
John Pollock, University of
Arizona
"What Am I? Virtual Machines and
the Mind/Body Problem"
2:15
– 3:25 pm
Carol Rovane, Columbia
University
“The Unity and
Separateness of Persons”
Session
B Chair:
Stephen Crowley, Indiana University
Horizon Room
1:00 –
2:10 pm
Yuri Balashov,
University of Georgia
“Stage
Theory, Universalism, and Lingering Properties”
Commentator: Andrew Cortens, Boise State University
2:15
– 3:25 pm
Ned Markosian, Western
Washington University
“Identifying the Problem of
Personal Identity”
Commentator: Tove Finnestad,
State University of New York at New Paltz
Session
C Chair: Mike
Myers, Washington State University
Aurora Room
1:00 – 2:10 pm
Michael Nelson, Yale
University/University of California, Riverside
“Traveling through Time,
Presentist Style”
Commentator:
Martin Thomson-Jones, Oberlin College
2:15 – 3:25 pm
W. Russ Payne, Bellevue
Community College
“A Reply to Sider’s Truth-maker
Objection to Presentism”
Commentator: Guy Rohrbaugh, Auburn University
Session
D Chair:
Glen Cosby, Spokane Community College
Panorama Room
1:00 – 2:10 pm
Ken Himma, Seattle Pacific
University
“One of You is All There Can Be”
Commentator: Stephan
Torre,
University of Massachusetts–Amherst
2:15 – 3:25 pm
Neal A. Tognazzini, University
of California–Riverside
“Persistence and Responsibility”
Commentator: Brian Steverson, Gonzaga University
Special
Session: 3:30 – 5:30 pm –
Janssen Engineering Building, Room 104
Death
and Dying
Harry
Silverstein, Washington State University
Barbara
Baum Levenbook, North Carolina State University
Ben
Bradley, Syracuse University
Dinner:
5:30 – 7:30 pm –
Whitewater/Clearwater Rooms
Keynote Address: 7:30 – 9:30 pm – University of Idaho Law School Courtroom
John
Perry, Stanford University
"Selves
and Self-Concepts"
Reception: 9:30 – 10:30 pm, University
of Idaho Law School, Main Lobby
Sunday,
April 3, 2005
Continental Breakfast: 8:00 –
10:00, Whitewater/Clearwater Rooms
Group
V: 9:00 – 11:25
Session
A Chair:
Michael O'Rourke, University of Idaho
Crest Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
Harold Noonan, University of
Nottingham
“Persons,
Animals and Human Beings”
10:15
– 11:25 am
Lynne Rudder Baker, University
of Massachusetts–Amherst
“Temporal Reality”
Session
B Chair: Joseph
Keim Campbell, Washington State University
Horizon Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
John W. Carroll, North Carolina
State University
Commentator: Stephen Crowley,
Indiana University
10:15
– 11:25 am
James Blackmon, University of
California, Davis
“Temporal Parts and the Problem
of Motion”
Commentator: Jason Turner,
Rutgers University
Session
C
Chair: Richard Wells, University of Idaho
Aurora Room
9:00
– 10:10 am
Reinaldo Elugardo, University of Oklahoma, and Robert J. Stainton,
University of Western Ontario
“Identity through Change and
Substitutivity Salva Veritate”
Commentator: Mark M. Moyer,
University of Vermont
10:15
– 11:25 am
Kurt Queller, University of
Idaho
“Must We Conceptualize Time in
Terms of Space? Reconsidering the Linguistic Evidence”
Closing
Workshop: 11:30 am – 1:00 pm –
Whitewater Room
Michael Tooley, University of Colorado
Perdurantism
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