New Practice of Philosophy

1. Sunday, March 06 & Monday, March 07, 2011 in UNT Gateway Center 51


7:00 PM	Conference dinner @ Thai Ocha
	Get Directions to Restaurant	from Holiday Inn	from Gateway
TIME	DESCRIPTION	SPEAKER	AFFILIATION
8:30 AM	Welcome by Robert Frodeman & Adam Briggle

8:40 AM	Successful and Unsuccessful Efforts at Interdisciplinary Philosophy: What's the Difference?	Elliott, Kevin	University of South Carolina

9:15 AM	Philosophy & the Logic of Interdisciplinary Study	Fairlamb, Horace	University of Houston, Victoria

9:50 AM	What is a Problem? On Problem-Oriented Interdisciplinarity	Schmidt, Jan	Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences Haardtring

10:25 AM	BREAK

10:40 AM	Old Models of Interdisciplinarity: The Dialectica Monacensis and Peter of Spain’s Summulae Logicales	Harding, Brian	Texas Women's University

11:15 AM	Interdisciplinarization & Internationalization of Western Academy: A Case Study from India	Jain, Pankaj	University of North Texas

11:50 AM	LUNCH
1:30 PM	Engineering Ethics: What it is and what it isn’t	Titus, Craig	Purdue University

2:00 PM	The Lifeworld-Grounded Critical Theory of a Field Philosopher: Introduction to a Case Study	Walker, Kerry	University of North Texas

2:40 PM	Not All Interdisciplinary Philosophy Helps Justify Philosophy’s Relevance: Lessons from the Philosophy of Biology	Valles, Sean	Michigan State University

3:15 PM	BREAK

3:30 PM	Panel: The Future of Philosophy	Robert Frodeman	University of North Texas
		Steve Fuller	Warwick University
		Michael Hoffmann	Georgia Tech
		Paul Thompson	Michigan State
		Nancy Tuana	Penn State
5:00 PM	Conference Over for the Day
7:00 PM	Dinner, Wine, & Jazz at VIGNES on the Square
	Get Directions to Restaurant	from Holiday Inn	from Gateway

2. Tuesday, March 08, 2011 in UNT Gateway Center 51

Theorizing the Institution of Philosophy

8:30 AM	Found Philosophy	Enteman, Willard	Rhode Island College

9:05 AM	Walking the Talk: Teaching Toward Living a Philosophically Informed Life	Batchelor, Nim	Elon University

9:40 AM	The Effectiveness of Teaching Philosophy to All Ages Using Experiential Learning, Especially Through Games	Levin, Noah	Bowling Green State University

10:15 AM	BREAK

10:30 AM	Philosophy in the field : a scientific french experience	Schmid, Anne-Françoise	Ecole des Mines de Paris - MINES ParisTech

11:05 AM	Better Science through Philosophy: The Story of the Toolbox Project	O'Rourke, Michael	University of Idaho

11:40 PM	On Philosophers and Collaborations: Ethics, Science, and Public Policy	Thompson, Paul & Whyte, Kyle	Michigan State University

12:15 PM	LUNCH

2:00 PM	Border Ethics: Philosophy and Recent Immigration Policies	Hernandez, Jill	University of Texas, San Antonio

2:35 PM	Driver Distraction at the Intersection of Philosophy, Public Policy, and Cognitive Science	Rosenberger, Robert	Georgia Tech University

3:10 PM	Applied Philosophy, Applied Psychiatry: Ludwig Binswanger and the Birth of Existential Analysis	Taylor, Simon	Columbia University

3:45 PM	BREAK

4:00 PM	Incongruous Encounters: Schizophrenia, Intersubjectivity and Transdisciplinary Research	Sajber, Krisztina	SUNY Stonybrook

4:35 PM	Towards an overarching methodology to study the evolution of language: indentifying the units, levels and mechanisms of language evolution	Gontier, Nathalie	Vrije Universitit

5:10 PM	Conference Over for the Day
8:00 PM	Dessert, Wine, & Jazz at UNT on the Square
	Get Directions to the Square	from Holiday Inn	From Gateway

3. Wednesday, March 09, 2011 in UNT Gateway Center 51

Theorizing the Institution of Philosophy

8:30 AM	A Pedagogy of Military Ethics	Culp, Clinton	University of Idaho

9:05 AM	Philosophy 2.0	Jobe, Kevin	SUNY Stonybrook

9:40 AM	Cross-Disciplinary Research and the Practice of Epistemology	Crowley, Stephen	Boise State

10:15 AM	BREAK

10:30 AM	Engaged Philosophy: (Re-) Connecting with the Real World	Lyon, Pamela & Louise, Jennie	University of Adelaide

11:05 AM	The Philosopher à la Jean-François Lyotard	Holbrook, J. Britt	University of North Texas
11:40 AM	Conference Concludes

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