Each colloquium will be held on Wednesday at 4:15 P.M.
All colloquia will take place at the Graduate Center in rooms 9204/9205 except as otherwise noted.

Sept. 7
Jonathan Adler Lecture
Stephen Schiffer (NYU)
“Knowledge by Testimony”

Sept. 14
Paul Horwich (NYU)
“Progress in Philosophy”

Sept. 21
Kate Ritchie (CUNY City College…[Read more]

Distinguished Professor Peter Godfrey-Smith discusses mental representations with Nigel Warburton in a fascinating new episode of the Philosophy Bites podcast. This episode belongs to a short series called “Mind B […]

Distinguished Professor Jesse Prinz discusses the “neglected” emotion of wonder in a new video produced by Aeon. Enjoy!

Distinguished Professor Noël Carroll is featured in the most recent episode of the Philosophy Bites podcast. Professor Carroll’s discussion of art criticism (and his view, articulated in his book On Criticism, that criticism is “essentially a matter of evaluation”) is the first of six episodes in a new “Aesthetics Bites” series on the popular po…[Read more]

FALL 2016 WORKSHOP SERIES
Each workshop will take place on a Monday, 4-5:30pm
at The Graduate Center (room 5409)
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Monday, October 17 […]

Distinguished Professor Catherine Wilson’s interview by Richard Marshall has been published in 3am Magazine:
“Catherine Wilson studied logic, philosophy of language and linguistics at Oxford in the 1970s then t […]

Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Graham Priest has co-authored an article in Aeon Magazine, applying dialetheist logic to a perennial question in the philosophy of art: how can Marcel Duchamp’s ‘Fountain’ be both art and not art? (Note a mention of Distinguished Professor Noël Carroll in the excerpt below!)
“In 1917 a pivotal event occ…[Read more]

COGNITIVE SCIENCE SPEAKER SERIES
Fall 2016, Fridays, 1-3 pm
Room 7102, CUNY Graduate Center

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September 16:  Aaron Bentley
Cognitive Science and Philosophy, CUNY Graduate Center
“Do Informal Groupings Communicate?”
Abstract at http://tinyurl.com/dr-cuny…[Read more]

Teaching at one of the CUNY colleges?
Invite your students to attend a
PIZZA & PANEL DISCUSSION
on Applying to Philosophy Graduate Programs
Hosted by Minorities and Philosophy (MAP), CUNY Chapter
Friday, May 1st, 12-2pm
CUNY Graduate Center, Room 5489
365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016
All CUNY undergraduates (even remotely!)…[Read more]

We are pleased to announce the schedule of speakers for “Normativity and the Human Sciences”, the 18th Annual CUNY Philosophy Graduate Student Conference.

The conference will take place April 24th-25th, 2015 at Baruch College (Vertical Campus, 55 Lexington Ave) & the CUNY Graduate Center (365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016). See schedule of…[Read more]

– CALL FOR PAPERS – 
“Normativity and the Human Sciences”
April 24th and 25th, 2015
The 18th Annual CUNY Graduate Student Philosophy Conference
Department of Philosophy, The Graduate Center, CUNY (New York, NY)
Keynote Speakers: Tyler Burge (UCLA) and S. Matthew Liao (NYU)
Deadline for Submissions: January 15th, 2015
Responses to su…[Read more]

The CUNY chapter of Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) will host:
Diversifying the Syllabus: Pedagogy Workshop & Discussion
Monday, April 13th, 6:30pm
CUNY Graduate Center, room 5409
This roundtable event for Philosophy graduate students will facilitate an interface between students just beginning their teaching careers at the CUNY colleges an…[Read more]