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| PROGRAM 2010 | | | Monday June 7, 2010
1:00 Welcoming Remarks
1:10-2:15 Steve Luper, Trinity University, “Retroactive Harms and Wrongs”
2:25-3:30 Elvio Baccarini, University of Rijeka, “Art and Moral Knowledge”
3:40-4:45 Milica Czerny Urban, University of Rijeka,“Morality and the Intrinsic Value of Art”
4:55-6:00 Scott O’Leary, Fordham University, “The Virtuous Circle of Emotion and Value”
Tuesday June 8
9:00-10:05 Igor Primoratz, Center for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics, Charles Sturt University, Canberra
“Civilian Immunity, Supreme Emergency, and Moral Disaster”
10:15-11:20 Danilo Šuster, University of Maribor, “Lewis on the consequence argument reconsidered”
11:30-12:35 Anna Réz, Central European University, “Responsibility for Carelessness: The Failure of an Attributionist Account”
12:35-2:15 Lunch
2:15-3:20 Ish Haji, University of Calgary, “On the Reason View of Freedom and Semi-Compatibilism”
3:30-4:35 Boran Berčić, University of Rijeka, “Determinism and Moral Responsibility”
4:45-5:50 Olga Markič, University of Ljubljana, “Neuroethics: neuroscientific challenges to moral responsibility”
Wednesday June 9
9:00-10:05 Saul Smilansky, University of Haifa, “Hard Determinism and Punishment: A Practical Reductio”
10:15-11:20 Igor Pribac, University of Ljubljana, “Economic democracy according to Rawls”
11:30-12:35 Neven Petrovic, University of Rijeka, “Inherited Constitutions: Tyranny of the Older Generations?”
Thursday June 10
9:00-10:05 Spencer Case, University of Colorado, “War Fighting as a Profession”
10:15-11:20 Miomir Matulović, University of Rijeka, “Veil of Ignorance as Thought Experiment”
11:30-12:35 Nenad Miščević, Central European University, University of Maribor, “The Winged Armchair: Political Thought-Experiments from Plato to Rawls”
12:35-2:15 Lunch
2:15-3:20 Orsolya Reich, Central European University, “Cosmo-Archipelago: Extending Dworkin's Thought Experiment”
3:30-4:35 Hanoch Sheinman, Rice University, “Fidelity to Promises”
4:45-5:50 Rev. Binoy pal Bhikshu, Colombo Sri-Lanka, “The Way of the Lotus”
Friday June 11
9:00-10:05 Friderik Klampfer, University of Maribor, ‘You’re Just Using Me! Can we make sense of the common complaint over being treated as a Mere Means?”
10:15-11:20 Tea Logar, University of Primorska, “Wrongful Use, Impermissible Treatment, and the Fundamental Role of Intentions”
11:30-12:35 Matjaž Potrč and Vojko Strahovnik, University of Ljubljana, “Moral Dilemmas and Vagueness”
12:35-2:15 Lunch
2:30-3:35 Georgi Gardiner, University of Edinburgh, “Transitivity, Moral Theory and the Repugnant Conclusion”
3:50-4:55 Alastair Norcross, University of Colorado at Boulder, “Deontology, Using, and Causal Fetishism”
5:00 Closing Remarks |
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