USUPhilosophy

Our own Richard Sherlock was featured in the Salt Lake Tribune this Saturday with a story on his conversion.

For those of you interested in how students responded to 2 weeks without glowing screens, I posted a recap and some selection from student reflections here on my blog.

Come support and join in discussion with several philosophy undergraduates who are presenting at the 9th annual Student Research Symposium, hosted by the Department of Languages, Philosophy, and Communication Studies. The philosophy talks are as follows:

Friday, April 20
Session 1, Main 006, 3:30-4:20
• Mathias Fuelling, “The Perceptions of Riverrun: Finnegan’s Wake as a Literary Metaphor for David Hume’s Bundle Theory of the Mind”
• Camron Lee, “Observing the Shifting of Cultural Values in Literature”

Session 9, Main 006, 4:30-5:30
• Beau Peterson, “David Hume and the Theory of Personal Identity”
• Justin Solum, “Hume on Imagination”
• Shashank Chauhan, “The Question of Justice”

Last roll of the school year.

A panel of students will be discussing the problem of evil tomorrow (April 11).  Each panelist will have a brief presentation and there will be time for questions and discussion.

ANSC 115 4:30-6:00