Marilea Bramer presented her paper: “Yes, You Can Be a Kantian and a Good Spouse/Parent: The Importance of Family and Friends for Moral Agents in Kantian Theory.” Chang-Seong Hong presented his paper: “Concepts of Enlightenment”, and Phil Mouch presented his paper: “The Myth of Self-Defense”. The conference was held on October 4 at the University of Minnesota, Duluth.
Dr. Marilea Bramer, Philosophy, presented her paper titled “Power, Wealth, and Influence, or Friends?” at the 30th International Social Philosophy Conference on July 11 at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT. Bramer also chaired a session titled “An Appetite for Disorder.” In addition, Bramer was nominated and elected to the Graduate Student Paper Award committee for the 31st International Social Philosophy […]
Dr. Marilea Bramer, Philosophy, and Dr. Laura Odom, Philosophy, attended the Pacific Division of the American Philosophical Association Conference March 26-29, in San Francisco. Bramer commented on Stephen Palmquist’s paper, “Kantian Conditions for the Possibility of Justified Resistance to Authority?”; Odom attended sessions in her areas of specialization: Aesthetics, Consciousness, and Color Perception.
Dr. Marilea Bramer, Philosophy, will present at a Philosophy for All Fargo-Moorhead event Thursday, Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. at the Plains Art Museum Boardroom. The topic of her presentation is “Were Arthur and Lancelot Really Friends? A Kantian Analysis.”
Dr. Marilea Bramer, Philosophy, presented her paper “Were Arthur and Lancelot Really Friends? A Kantian Analysis” at the recent meeting of the Minnesota Philosophical Society on Oct. 27.