St. Louis Ancient Philosophy Workshop
Vivian Feldblyum (Auburn University)
Past Events
Civil Society Brunch: The Politics of Futurity
Deva Woodly (Brown University)
Knight Center 210
Dinner & Dialogue: Should Animal Testing Be Phased Out?
Anne Baril (Philosophy) and Erik Herzog (Biology)
Danforth University Center, Room 276
MAP Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212/104
WIPS
Matheus Diesel Werberich
Wilson 104
"Machiavelli, Hamilton and Constant on Democratic Despotism"
Eric Schliesser
McDonnell 162
Epistemology Group
Eric Brown
Wilson 104
It’s Good to Be Loved: Experientialism and the Problem of Chatbots
Valerie Tiberius (University of Minnesota)
McDonnel 162
MAP Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212/104
Nozick, Self-Ownership, and the Problem of Self-Enslavement
Daniel Layman, Davidson College
McDonnell 162
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
WIPS
Mike Titelbaum
Wilson 104
Workshop: Deference and Technology
Robert Howell (Rice University), Maria Waggoner (Purdue University), Luis Rosa (WashU), Graham Curtiss-Rowlands (WashU), Allan Hazlett (WashU)
Somers Family Hall 251
Feminist Reading Group
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Epistemology Group
Declan Smithies (Ohio State University)
Wilson 104
Colloquium: Declan Smithies
Declan Smithies (Ohio State University)
McDonnel 162
Epistemology Group
Megan Entwistle
Wilson 104
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Civil Society Brunch: Sex, Gender, and Sports
Zack Bowersox (Political Science), Marina DiMarco (Philosophy), Ophelia Vedder (Political Science), and Lucy Vollbrecht (Philosophy)
Knight Center Room 220
Dinner & Dialogue: Is Christianity Worth Believing In?
John Inazu (WashU Law) and Chad Flanders (SLU Law)
McMillan Hall Cafe
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Probing errors in explainable AI: Adversarial attacks and inferential defenses
David Watson, KCL
Wilson 104
Feminist Reading Group
Wilson 212
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Civil Society Brunch: Democracy without Elections?
Alex Guerrero (Rutgers University)
Knight Center Room 200
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Brown bear, brown bear, what do you tree? Discordance in linguistic phylogenetics
Carlos Santana (University of Pennsylvania)
McDonnel 162
Major-Minor Fair
WashU Athletic Complex
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
WIPS: Is the population doctrine consistent with transcriptomic circuit mapping?
Casey O'Callaghan & Michael Barksai
Wilson 104
Theories of Causation, Newton, and Locke's Argument for God's Existence
Patrick Connolly (Johns Hopkins University)
McDonnel 162
Dinner & Dialogue: Talking about Touchy Topics
Tiffany Robertson (Touchy Topics Tuesday) and Ron Mallon (WashU Philosophy/PNP)
Danforth University Center 234
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
Epistemology Group
Ege Yumuşak (University of Pennsylvania)
Wilson 104
Intellectualisms in Republic I-II
Rusty Jones (University of Oklahoma)
McDonnell 162
Feminist Reading Group
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
WIPS: Evan Sommers
The Neural Vehicles of Intuition
Wilson 104
Mind Group
Nicholas Shea's Concepts at the Interface
Wilson 212
WIPS: Belief Is a Hallmark of Knowledge
Daniel Immerman (Google)
AI Industry Jobs for Philosophers
Daniel Immerman (Google)
Wilson 104
Epistemology Group
Umrao Sethi (Brandeis University)
Markus Werning of Bochum
The problem of mnemic justification: How can episodic memories provide genuine (internalist) epistemic justification for factual beliefs?
Wilson 104
2025 Summer Philosophy Academy
A one-week course for high school students
Epistemology Group
Isabel Cortens (SLU)
Wilson 104
2025 SPAN First Annual Meeting
Sponsored by The Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology Program
MAP Diversity Reading Group
Minorities and Philosophy Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212
WIPS
Matthew Kerns
Wilson 104
New Directions in the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence
A two-day conference at WashU
Epistemology Group: "On Being Known"
Akshan deAlwis
Wilson 104
MAP Diversity Reading Group
Minorities and Philosophy Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212
Mind Group
Evan Summers
Wilson 104
MAP Diversity Reading Group
Minorities and Philosophy Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212
Epistemology Group
Lidal Dror (Princeton University)
Wilson 104
WIPS
James Shearer
Wilson 104
Mind Group
Simone Gozzano, Universita degli Studi dell'Aguila
Zoom
Colloquium: "The Explanatory Nature of Constraints"
Lauren Ross (University of California, Irvine)
Umrath 140
"What Is (and Is Not) Racist in Our Healthcare System"
Ian Peebles (Arizona State University)
Cupples II 203
Ancient Philosophy Workshop with David Kaufman
Associate Professor of Philosophy and Classics
Ridgley 107 and Umrath Conference Room 224
PET Pedagogy
Ian Peebles (Arizona State University)
Wilson 104
Colloquium: “Spinoza on the Unity of the Virtues”
Steven Nadler (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Umrath 140
Epistemology Group: “Responding to the Arbitrariness Objection Without Sacrificing Accuracy”
Graham Curtiss-Rowlands
Wilson 104
Ancient Philosophy Workshop with Sosseh Assaturian
Sosseh Assaturian, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Washington
DUC 240 and Umrath Conference Room 224
WIPS
Lesley Walker
Wilson 104
Colloquium: "Rational Perceivers"
Evan Sommers (WashU)
Umrath 140
Epistemology Group: "Is Evidentialism Consistent with Epistemic Reasons for Actions?"
Chih Yun Yin (WashU)
Wilson 104
WIPS
Ivan Cotumaccio
Wilson 104
Technology & Society: An Interdisciplinary Conference on AI & Finance
A two-day conference at WashU
Colloquium: "A Molyneux Problem for Automated Science"
Katie Creel (Northeastern University)
Umrath 140
PET Pedagogy
Katie Creel (Northeastern University)
Wilson 104
Mind Group
Gabriel Siegel, WashU
Zoom
WIPS
Matthew Kern
Wilson 104
MAP Diversity Reading Group
Minorities and Philosophy Diversity Reading Group
Wilson 212
Mind Group
Gabe Greenberg (University of California, Los Angeles)
Civil Society Brunch: "The Liberal Arts and The Myth of Thinking for Yourself"
Simon Feldman (Connecticut College)
Knight Center 220