Kaffeeklatsch

My graduate advisees are expected to participate in the Kaffeeklatsch. The standard procedure is as follows. Prior to each session, a participant circulates a draft of a paper or a thesis chapter. (On the current schedule, the paper must be circulated to the members of the group on the previous Friday morning, by 9:00 a.m., and I have to have a hardcopy left in my box. If the material is not circulated on time, the meeting will be cancelled.) A second participant prepares comments, which he or she will read to the group to kick off the session. The sessions are scheduled for Tuesdays at 11:00-12:30, Cafe on 1st.

Check in with me to sign up for presentations.

Upcoming sessions (presenter/commentator/moderator):

• Jan. 23: Millgram/Felix/Pace, "Hilary Putnam and the Trajectory of Classical Pragmatism".
• Jan. 30: Vardar/Ripplinger/Felix, "A Critique of Clumsy Actions".
• Feb. 6: Pace/Vardar/Lowe,"We Mean What We Say but Not How You Mean".
• Feb. 13: Ripplinger/Lowe/Robles, "Finding a Practical Metaphysics for Pain".
• Feb. 20: Robles/Felix/Pace, "Would Pyrrhonian Skeptics Want Nothing to Do with Aristotle's Eudaimonia?"
• Feb. 27: Felix/Robles/Lowe, "Why Philosophy Isn’t about Finding the Truth".
• Mar. 5: Lowe/Pace/Vardar.