The Amherst Lecture In Philosophy.

Lectures



Lecture 16, 2023

“Situated Knowledge and Situated Values: Co-Designing Social Justice”
Sally Haslanger
Massachusetts Institute of Technology


Lecture 15, 2022

“The Importance of Being Partial: The Constructive Role of Bias in Human Life”
Louise Antony
University of Massachusetts, Amherst


Lecture 14, 2019

“Autonomy, Consciousness, and Freedom”
Daniel C. Dennett
Tufts University


Lecture 13, 2018

“Other to Self: Finding Love on the Path to Moral Agency”
Barbara Herman
University of California, Los Angeles


Lecture 12, 2017

“What Are Moral Reasons?”
Stephen Darwall
Yale University


Lecture 11, 2016

“Aesthetic Responsibility”
Susan Wolf
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


Lecture 10, 2015

“How to Get a Norm from a Speech Act”
Rae Langton
University of Cambridge


Lecture 9, 2014

“The Quest for Free Labor”
Elizabeth Anderson
University of Michigan


Lecture 8, 2013

“Panpsychism and Panprotopsychism”
David J. Chalmers
Australian National University, New York University


Lecture 7, 2012

“Perception, Representation, Language”
Frank Jackson
Princeton University, The Australian National University, La Trobe University


Lecture 6, 2011

“Some Remarks on Intention in Action”
John McDowell
University of Pittsburgh


Lecture 5, 2010

“Reflections on the Evolution of Morality”
Christine M. Korsgaard
Harvard University


Lecture 4, 2009

“Probability and Danger”
Timothy Williamson
Oxford University


Lecture 3, 2008

“Inadvertence and Responsibility”
Harry G. Frankfurt
Princeton University


Lecture 2, 2007

“ ‘Borges and I’ and ‘I’ ”
John Perry
Stanford University


Lecture 1, 2006

“So It Goes”
J. David Velleman
New York University