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    LEWIS DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES COLLOQUIUM SERIES SPRING 2009 ARCHIVE

    Date Location Title
    Friday Feb. 6, 2 PM SH 218 Michael Davis (Humanities and CSEP, IIT)
    Why physicians should not be involved in hostile interrogations: A Reply to Allhoff

    Friday Feb. 13, 2 PM SH 218 D. Vincent Thomas (Elmhurst College)
    From Rawls to Niebuhr: A Concise Comparison of Moral Philosophy and A Theory of Justice

    Friday Feb. 27, 2 PM SH 218 Mohamed Mehdi (Oakton Comm. Coll.)
    Moral Perfection and Political Participation: The Indian "Millions" in Gandhi's Hind Swaraj

    Friday Mar. 6, 2 PM SH 218 Matt Bauer (Humanities, IIT)
    Sound Change and Functionalism: The Role of Laryngeal Height

    Friday Mar. 13, 2 PM SH 218 Harry Mallgrave (Architecture, IIT)
    Neuroaesthetics, Metaphor, and Creativity

    Friday Mar. 27, 2 PM SH 218 Brett Fulkerson-Smith (Sawyier Fellow, IIT)
    Bacon's Illuminating Experiments and Kant's Experiment of Pure Reason

    Friday Apr. 3, 2 PM SH 218 Chris DiTeresi (Sawyier Fellow, IIT)
    Developmental Types and Some Obstacles to Understanding Them

    Friday Apr. 17, 2:30 PM MTCC Auditorium Alison Wylie (University of Washington)
    The Future of Archaeology: Collaborative Practice in Action
    Spring 2009 Sawyier Philosophy Lecture in Science, Technology, and Society

    Friday Apr. 24, 2 PM SH 218 Karl Stolley (Humanities, IIT)
    Activity Theory and Literacies of Open-Source Digital Production

    Friday May 1, 2 PM SH 218 David Zesmer (Emeritus Professor of English, IIT)
    Montagues and Capulets; Larks and Nightingales: The Structure of 'Romeo and Juliet'

    Friday May 8, 2 PM SH 218 Joe Phillips (DePaul University)
    TBA


    To view supporting documents for many of the colloquia, visit Prof. Schmaus' website.

    For more information about the Lewis Department of Humanities Colloquium Series contact Prof. Warren Schmaus.

    View current colloquium schedule.

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