Professor Denis McManus of Southampton University will be on campus giving a lecture titled "All things considered judgment as self expression: an application and clarification of the transparencey intuition" on March 25th at 4:30 PM in the Humanities Center.
The students of Professor Chad Kautzer's Philosophy 090: Black Lives Matter and the Future of Race (Fall 2016) organized and hosted "Black Lives Matter & the Politics of Survival:" a screening of Emmy Award-winning short documentary “Traffic Stop” and a panel discussion on the Black Lives Matter movement.
The 4th Annual Lehigh Philosophy conference, held October 27 & 28, hosted 36 philosophers from across the United States and South Africa who gathered to discuss various facets of 19th Century philosophy.
Lehigh University hosted a conference to honor the memory and explore the ideas of one of the most illustrious members of its community, Donald Campbell (1916-1996): Anthropologist, Cognitive Scientist, Methodologist, Philosopher, Psychologist, Sociologist.
Philosophers from Pakistan, Georgia, South Africa, Scotland, Italy, and Canada will join scholars from universities and colleges across the United States to explore the roles that metaphors play in philosophy.
Professor Hill, Kenan Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, will deliver the 31st annual Selfridge Lecture in Philosophy on Monday April 13, 2015. Professor Hill's talk will be on "Lies, Torture, and Utopias." The lecture, which is free and open to the public, will be held in Linderman Library 200 at 7 PM. A book signing will follow.
