You are enthusiastically invited to attend the 2003 CSUS Department of Philosophy
Nammour Symposium

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Ways of Knowing

April 29th 10-12 AM :  Our Knowledge of the External World

Matt McCormick:  “Does Chicken Taste Like Chicken?”
Robert Foreman : “Dualism Debunked”
Brad Dowden:  “Possible Worlds”

April 29th 1-3 PM:  The Possibility of Transcendental Knowledge

Stan Dundon: “How We Know First Principles: They Dawn On Us”
David Long:  “To Speak or Not to Speak: Effablizing the Ineffable”
David Corner:  “Understanding Miracles”

April 30th 10-12 AM :  Winners of Nammour Student Essay Competition

Robert Boughton: “The Omniscient Denial of Morality”
Bernard Goldsmith: “Can We Reason Unconsciously?”
Justin Smith: “Language, Thought, and Knowing”

April 30th 1-3 PM:  The Varieties of Knowledge

Martin Roth: “Epistemic Strata:  How to Make Sense of Epistemological Pluralism”
Chris Bellon: “What Do Men  Know? A Feminist Critique of Scientific Objectivity”
Scott Merlino: “Does Spot Know When He’s Been Bad?”


All events will be held in the Forest Suite of the University Union