WINTER COLLOQUIUM, 2005
“LAW AND ORDER”
All lectures will take place
on Tuesday or Thursday, 2.00-3.15 in C2033.
Lectures will last approximately 45 minutes, followed by discussion. Whenever
possible, discussion will be continued informally at Bitters. Any further papers will be scheduled for a
Thursday slot. (For further information
email - jbradley@mun.ca
or ring the Department at 737-8336)
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DATE |
SPEAKER |
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Tuesday, Jan 18 |
Evan Simpson, The Right to Life after Death |
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Tuesday, Jan 25 |
Peter Harris, Natural Law and the Moral Order in an Evolutionary World |
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Tuesday, Feb 1 Change from previous schedule |
Jason Breen, Beyond the Law: Free Speech and Kant's Contractarianism |
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Tuesday, Feb. 8 |
Suma Rajiva, From
the Lawlike to the Lawful in Kant’s Critique
of Judgement |
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Tuesday, Feb 15 |
Jay Foster, Gravity - Not a Good Idea, But the Law |
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THURSDAY, Feb 17 |
Arnold Bennett, Mitzvot: The Laws of Moses |
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THURSDAY, FEB.24 |
David Peddle (SWGC), The Separation of Church & State in Rawls and Hegel |
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Tuesday, March 1 |
Arthur Sullivan, Questions about Translation |
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Tuesday, March 8 |
Antoinette Stafford, Laws Human & Divine: Feminist Responses to Hegel’s Antigone |
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Tuesday, March 15 Change from previous schedule |
Peter Trnka, Decision & Violence in the Rule of Law: Derrida, Agemben, Negri |
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THURSDAY, March 17 |
Bernard Wills, Two Rival Seventeenth Century Theories of Order |
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Tuesday, March 22 |
Darren Hynes, Intuitions of Order |
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THURSDAY, March 24 |
Christopher Dennis, Adorno on the Beautiful in Nature |
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Tuesday, March 29 |
Stephen Crocker (Sociology), Order & its Parasites in Michel Serres |
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THURSDAY, March 31 |
Eilert Jan Lohne (Bergen Univ.), Values in Public Service: A Scandinavian Perspective |
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Tuesday, April 5 |
Jennifer Dyer, Aesthetic Order: Going for Baroque |