Fordham Philosophy Conference

Papers from the conference are now available for download (.pdf). Thanks for your patience. Enjoy!
(in order of presentation)
“Cosmpolitanism Democracy in Times of Globalization”
Stijn Van Impe, Ghent University
“Corporate Education: Hegel’s Vision of Personal Transformation Through Community”
Zane Yi, Fordham University
“Pragmatism and Human Rights”
Joseph Hoover, London School of Economics and Political Science
“The Critique of the Rights Indigenous People […]

Registration for the conference tomorrow begins at 12:30pm. All of the main conference sessions will be held in the O’Hare room, which is on the top floor of Walsh library, and the registration table will be at the entrance to the O’Hare room. Some resources:
Library maps
Campus map
Conference program
Also note that there is a banquet […]

Below is the current version of the conference schedule. Any updates or changes will be posted here, and we’ll have information soon about travel, directions, etc.
Cosmopolitanism in Philosophical Contexts: The Vision of the
Universal and Attachments to the Particular
Fordham Philosophical Society’s
Fourth Biennial Graduate Student Conference
Fordham University, New York
April 11-12, 2008
Friday, April 11, 2008
12:30pm […]

The deadline for submissions has been extended to January 5, 2008. We’ve received some excellent papers thus far, but would like to receive even more.
Remember, you can submit a short version of your paper, or even an abstract. Full conference details and the call for papers are below this post.

The conference call for papers is now available. You can download it as a pdf or as a Word doc, or view the text version below:
Fordham Philosophical Society’s
Fourth Biennial Graduate Student Conference
April 11-13, 2008
Fordham University
Bronx, New York
cosmopolitanism in philosophical contexts
the vision of the universal and attachments to the particular
Keynote speaker: Seyla Benhabib (Yale)
Plenary speaker: […]

The next graduate student conference will be in spring 2008. The conference theme, keynote speaker, and call for papers will be announced in the next month or two.