It’s great to see the names of WashU philosophers on the program for the APA in Chicago.
Below is a list of those giving papers or presenting posters — (There are also many WashU commentators, critics and chairs as well.)
Colloquium Papers:
- Alexandra Cunningham, “Perceptual Wronging”
- Esther Ng, “Disambiguating Belief Polarization and the Rationality Question”
- James Shearer, “The Value of Understanding You’re Ignorant (about Science)”
- Zoe Stapleton-Deno, “The Value of Understanding You’re Ignorant (about Science)”
- Lemin Lemuel Tang, “Trust, Assurance, and Reasons for Belief”
- Eric Brown, “Glaucon, Socrates, and Plato on Goods”
Symposium Papers:
- Eric Brown, “Glaucon, Socrates, and Plato on Goods”
- Megan Entwistle, “Perspectival Forgetting"
- Casey O’Callaghan, "Sensory Diversity and Value”
Group Program Papers:
- Eric Brown, “Wisdom Is Good Fortune”
- Matheus Diesel Werberich, “A Defense of the Personal Past Condition”
Posters:
- Heather Aliano, “A Conceptual Matrix of Traumatic Events”
- Matheus Diesel Werberich, “Analog Brain Computation”
- Matthew Kern, “Psychiatry as Pre-Paradigmatic Science”
- Lesley Walker, “Are We Experts at Social Categorization?”
