Here are the sydphil@mailman.sydney.edu.au emails for the semester.


Week 1, Feb 25

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Tongdong Bai, (Fudan)

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Tongdong Bai, (Fudan)

The title of the talk is "Between Natural Law and Positive Law - On Han Fei Zi’s Thin Version of the Rule of Law".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Feb 25 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 2, Mar 04

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Dominik Perler, (Humboldt-Universität, Berlin)

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Dominik Perler, (Humboldt-Universität, Berlin)

The title of the talk is "What is a Free Will? Reflections on Suárez".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Mar 04 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 3, Mar 11

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Michael Devitt, (CUNY)

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Michael Devitt, (CUNY)

The title of the talk is "The Metaphysics of Biological Essentialism".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Mar 11 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 4, Mar 18

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Dario Perinetti

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Dario Perinetti

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Mar 18 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 5, Mar 25

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Susan Pennings, (ACU Sydney)

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Susan Pennings, (ACU Sydney)

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Mar 25 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 6, Apr 1

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Brian Garrett, (ANU)

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Brian Garrett, (ANU)

The title of the talk is "Remarks on Causation". Here is an abstract for the talk:

Drawing on ideas of Max Black and Michael Dummett, I outline two models of preventable backwards causation. One of these models exhibits a pre-emption structure, the other doesn’t. I then argue that agents have a reason to bring about past events on the second model but not on the first

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Apr 1 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 7, Apr 15

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Jack Hume, (King's College London)

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Jack Hume, (King's College London)

The title of the talk is "Fairness and Value in Conservation". Here is an abstract for the talk:

Forests, species, languages, artefacts. Many parts of our world are at risk of being lost forever. With limited resources and no shortage of things worth saving, how should we allocate resources, and decide what to do? I draw on a series of case studies to help us think through what fairness requires in conservation. I argue that prominent accounts in the literature have adopted an overly proceduralist approach, that fails to account for the value of truth, justice, and the environment. I develop a substantive approach that can accommodate these values, and defend it against objections of paternalism.

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Apr 15 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 8, Apr 22

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series,

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Apr 22 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 9, Apr 29

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series,

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Apr 29 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 10, May 06

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series,

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday May 06 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 11, May 13

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Jeremy Moss

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Jeremy Moss

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday May 13 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 12, May 20

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series,

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday May 20 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 13, May 27

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Emily Hughes, (Macquarie)

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Emily Hughes, (Macquarie)

The title of the talk is "TBA".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday May 27 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 14, Jun 03

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series,

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Jun 03 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au


Week 15, Jun 10

Subject: University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series, Daryl Ooi

Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is Daryl Ooi

The title of the talk is "".

The seminar will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday Jun 10 in the Philosophy Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au

David Braddon-Mitchell
Professor
Discipline of Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Sydney
david.braddon-mitchell@sydney.edu.au