28-30 June 2018, McMaster University
Organisers: Sandra Lapointe and Erich Reck
This workshop is a true workshop. It brings together leading scholars working in the history and historiography of philosophy to exchange views and share constructive proposals on a number of concerted questions. Each invited speakers at the workshop will lead a 90 minutes discussions focused around a topic of their choice. They will be invited to give a short presentation and make material available, but the program does not include formal talks and each session will be dedicated to evaluating specific problems and questions in a collaborative spirit.
Invited Speakers: Mike Beaney (King’s College London / Humboldt-Universität Berlin), Margaret Cameron (University of Victoria, BC), Catarina Dutilh (University of Groningen), Chris Green (Dept. Psychology, York University), Daniel Harris, (Hunter College, CUNY), Martin Kusch (Universität Vienna), Sandra Lapointe (McMaster University), Chris Meyns (Utrecht University), Claude Panaccio (Université du Québec à Montréal), Lydia Patton (Virginia Tech), Erich Reck (UC Riverside), Daniel Woolf (Queen’s University)
Provisional Schedule:
| 28 June | 29 June | 30 June | |
| 9:30 – 11:00 | Mike Beaney, Kings College London and Humboldt Universität
Developments and Debates in the Historiography of Philosophy after 1945 |
Catarina Dutilh, University of Groningen
Conceptual genealogy and longue durée history of philosophy |
Martin Kusch, University of Vienna
Relativism and the Sociology of Philosophical Knowledge |
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| 11:30-13:00 | Christopher Green, York University
Scholarly Institutions as the Fulcrums in the History of Psychology and Philosophy |
Chris Meyns, University of Utrecht
Philosophy Without Journals |
Erich Reck, University of California Irvine
Philosophical Histories and Goals: The Case of the Analytic Tradition |
| lunch | |||
| 14:00-15:30 | Lydia Patton, Viginia Tech
The Canon as Normal Science? Prospects for a Kuhnian Analysis of Philosophical Research |
Daniel Woolf, Queen’s University
TBA |
Margaret Cameron, University of Victoria
Challenging the canon and the epistemology behind it |
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| 16:00-17:30 | Claude Panaccio, UQÀM
Historical Narratives and Transtemporal Problems in Philosophy |
Daniel Harris, Hunter College/CUNY
How Soon is Too Soon?
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Sandra Lapointe, McMaster University
The Metaphysics of Disciplinary History |
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