Next week’s visiting speakers:

• Alexandra Plakias (Aberdeen), “How Moral Disagreement is a Problem for Realism,” at Glasgow on Tuesday, 24th September.
• Murray Shanahan (Imperial College London), “Connectivity and Consciousness,” at Edinburgh’s Philosophy, Psychology & Informatics Group, Wednesday, 26th September.
• Walter Pedriali (Stirling), “Understanding Inference,” at Stirling on Thursday, 27th September.
  
• Nick Denyer (Cambridge), “The Political Craft of Protagoras,” at Edinburgh on Friday, 28th September.

Next week’s visiting speakers:

• Jonathan Cohen (UC San Diego), “Ecumenicism, Comparability, and Color, Or: How to Have Your Cake and Eat It, Too,” at Glasgow on Tuesday, 18th September.
• Ben Saunders (Stirling), “Fairness, Outcomes, and the Basic Structure,” at St Andrews on Wednesday, 19th September.
• Joe Kuntz (Edinburgh), “Communitarian Agreement,” at Edinburgh’s Epistemology Research Group on Wednesday, 19th September.
• Chris Donald (Melbourne), at Stirling on Thursday, 20th September.
• Campbell Brown (Edinburgh), at Edinburgh on Friday, 21st September.

Other events next week:

• Workshop on Billboards, Indexicals, Context and Interpreters, St Andrews, 16th – 17th September.  Speakers: Andy Egan (Rutgers/Arché), Barry Smith (Institute of Philosophy, School of Advanced Study, University of London), Seth Yalcin (Berkeley), Wayne Davis (Georgetown), Chris Barker (NYU), Jonathan Cohen (UC San Diego).
• Workshop on the Philosophy of John Perry, St Andrews, 18th – 19th September.  Speakers:Ruth Millikan (Connecticut), Josh Dever (Texas), Dilip Ninan (Tufts), Daniel Morgan (Oxford), Andy Egan (Rutgers), Herman Cappelen (Arché), John Perry (Stanford and California – Riverside).

Next week’s visiting speakers:

• Jonathan Jenkins Ichikawa (University of British Columbia), “Justification is Potential Knowledge,” at Edinburgh’s Epistemology Research Group on Wednesday, 11th July.
• Frances Kamm (Harvard University), “Justice After War,” at Edinburgh on Thursday, 12th July (11:00).

Other events next week:

• Conference: British Society for Ethical Theory, Stirling, 9th – 11th July.  Keynote speakers: Sarah Broadie (St Andrews) and Frances Kamm (Harvard University).

Events next week:

• Conference: Hybrid Theories in Metaethics, Edinburgh, 2nd – 4th July.  Speakers: Dorit Bar-On, Stephen Barker, Dan Boisvert, Matthew Chrisman, David Copp, John Eriksson, Steve Finlay, Guy Fletcher, Ryan Hay, Jennifer Hornsby, Mike Ridge, Mark Schroeder, Laura Schroeter, Francois Schroeter, Jim Sias, Jon Tresan.
• Conference: British Society for the Philosophy of Science, Stirling, 5th – 6th July.  Speakers: John Dupré, Hasok Chang, Hannes Leitgeb, Daniel Little.
• Conference: Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association, Stirling, 6th – 8th July.  Inaugural address: Jeremy Butterfield (Cambridge), “Under-Determination in Cosmology: An Invitation.”

Events next week:

• Paton Colloquium on Kantian Ethics, St Andrews, 27th June.  Speakers: Arthur Ripstein (Toronto), Peter Niesen (TU Darmstadt).
• Locke Workshop, St Andrews, 28th and 29th June.  Invited speaker: Martha Brandt Bolton (Rutgers University).
• Workshop: Perspectives on Philosophical Methodology, St Andrews, 30th June and 1st July.  Speakers: Timothy Williamson, Jonathan Weinberg, Alvin Goldman, Cian Dorr, Jennifer Nagel.

Next week’s visiting speakers:

• Josef Perner (University of Salzburg), “Infants’ Sensitivity to Others’ Belief: Implicit?,” at Edinburgh’s PPLS Interdisciplinary Seminar on Monday, 18th June.
• Brian Weatherson (Rutgers University), “Margins and Errors,” at Edinburgh’s Epistemology Research Group on Wednesday, 20th June.
• Carla Bagnoli (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee/University of Modena and Reggio Emilia), “Responsibility, Blame, and Respect,” at Edinburgh on Friday, 22nd June.

Other events next week:

• Workshop: Summer Reflectorium, St Andrews, 18th June.  Speakers: François Recanati, Berys Gaut, Simon Prosser, Graham Priest, Marcia Baron, Aaron Cotnoir.
• Conference: Pedagogical Encounters – Feminist Philosophy and Education, Dundee, 22nd and 23rd June.  Keynote speakers: Morwenna Griffiths (University of Edinburgh), Amy Shuffelton (Department of Educational Foundations, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater), Graeme Nixon (University of Aberdeen).
• Workshop: Imperfect Duties, St Andrews, 23rd June.  Speakers: Elizabeth Ashford (St Andrews), Samuel Mansell (St Andrews), Simon Hope (Stirling), and Jens Timmermann (St Andrews).

Next week’s visiting speakers:

• Andy Egan (Rutgers University), “Epistemic Modals Again,” at Edinburgh’s Epistemology Research Group on Wednesday, 6th June.
• Sid Kouider (Ecole Normale Superieure), “From subliminal perception to conscious access: cognitive and neuronal mechanisms,” at Glasgow’s Mind and Psychology Research Seminar on Friday, 8th June.

Other events next week:

• 2012 Carnegie Centenary Lecture, St Andrews, 8th June.  Speaker: Lloyd Humberstone (Monash University).
• Conference: 2nd Annual Graduate Epistemology Conference, Edinburgh, 8th – 9th June.  Keynote speakers: John Greco (St. Louis University), Crispin Wright (Aberdeen/NYU).

Next week’s visiting speaker:

• Ram Neta (University of North Carolina), “The Epistemic ‘Ought’,” at Edinburgh’s Epistemology Research Group on Wednesday, 30th May.

Next week’s visiting speakers:

• Frank Pollick (University of Glasgow), “Fusing the sight and sound of swing-groove in the brains of drummers,” at Glasgow’s Philosophy of Mind and Psychology Research Seminar on Monday, 21st May.
• Lloyd Humberstone (Monash University), at Glasgow on Tuesday, 22nd May.
• Andrew McGonigal (University of Leeds), “Believing in each other: Rational belief and other minds,” at Edinburgh’s Epistemology Research Group on Wednesday, 23rd May.

Other events next week:

• Workshop: The Democratic Intellect after Half a Century, Edinburgh, 21st May.
• Workshop: Hume’s History of England at 250, St Andrews, 23rd May.
• Workshop: Crime, Punishment, and Responsibility: The Legal Philosophy of Antony Duff, Stirling, 25th May.
• Conference: The Aims of Inquiry and Cognition, Edinburgh, 25th – 26th May.

Next week’s visiting speakers:

• Philipp Keller (University of Geneva), “Fundamentality, Grounding and Dependence,” at Glasgow on Tuesday, 15th May.
• Igal Kvart (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), “The Pragmatics of Knowledge and Pragmatic Encroachment,” at Edinburgh’s Epistemology Research Group on Wednesday, 16th May.
• Lloyd Humberstone (Monash University), “Logical Relations — Traditional and Not-So-Traditional,” at Edinburgh on Friday, 18th May.

This week’s visiting speaker:

• Jason Eberl (Indiana University), “Persons with Potential,” at St Andrews on Wednesday, 9th May.

Other events this week:

• Conference: Scottish Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy III, Aberdeen, 9th – 1oth May.
• Conference: Spinoza, the Infinite, and the Eternal, Dundee, 11th – 12th May.
• Conference: Ancient Conceptions of Eudaimonia, St Andrews, 12th – 13th May.