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Spring 2008
March 5, 12:15-1:45 (CV Starr 201)	KRISTINA ENGELHARD "The Claims of Dispositional Realism" Kristina Engelhard is on the Faculty of Philosophy at Universität zu Köln [University of Cologne], Germany.
March 12, 11:15-12:40 (CV Starr 201)	JONATHAN MORENO “Prometheus Redux: The Once and Future Stem Cell Debate” (Faculty Colloquium) Jonathan Moreno (Hofstra '73) is David and Lyn Silfen University Professor and Professor of Medical Ethics and of History and Sociology of Science at University of Pennsylvania, and Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress in Washington, DC.
March 12, 6:30-8:30 PM (Student Ctr. Multipurpose Rm.)	JONATHAN MORENO "Mind Wars" (Public Lecture)
April 30 11:15-12:40 (CV Starr 201)	DIETMAR HEIDEMANN “Appearance, Thing-in-itself, and the Sceptical Hypothesis” Dietmar Heidemann is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Hofstra.
May 8, 2-4:30 (TBA)	MARKUS SCHRENK "No Power for Necessity!" Markus Schrenk is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University of Nottingham, UK. ANTHONY DARDIS "Causation and Properties" Anthony Dardis is a Professor of Philosophy at Hofstra.
Fall 2007
October 12, 3-5 PM (Heger Seminar Room)	CHRISTOPHER ELIOT "Artistic Objectivity" Christopher Eliot is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Hofstra.
November 14, 11:15-12:40 (ChemPhys 31)	MARK MCEVOY "Platonism without Intuition" Mark McEvoy is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Hofstra.
December 7, 3-5 PM (Heger Seminar Room)	TERRY GODLOVE "Poincaré, Kant, and the Scope of Mathematical Intuition" Terry Godlove is Associate Dean for First-year Programs and a Professor of Philosophy at Hofstra.
December 12, 12:30-2 PM (Phillips 13)	AMY KAROFSKY "O Happy Metaphysician and the Wikipedia Hypothesis: Some Aspects of Monism" Amy Karofsky is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Hofstra.

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