Persons in Occupations
Virtue and Vice, Moral and Intellectual

The 2008 Fullerton International Philosophy Conference

California State University Fullerton, June 26-27 2008

OVERVIEW

The goal of this conference is to address several key questions at the intersection of ethics, epistemology, and virtue theory:

  1. What are the primary features of moral virtues (e.g., courage) and vices (e.g., cowardice)?
  2. What are the primary features of intellectual virtues (e.g., open-mindedness) and vices (e.g., dogmatism)? 
  3. How are the moral and intellectual virtues (or vices) related to one another? 
  4. Can one live a good life or attain knowledge without virtue? 
  5. How difficult is it to become virtuous or vicious? 

FEATURED SPEAKERS  

NOMY ARPALY Brown University

GUY AXTELL University of Nevada Reno

JASON BAEHR Loyola Marymount University

HEATHER BATTALY Cal State Fullerton

MICHAEL BRADY University of Glasgow

AMY COPLAN Cal State Fullerton

KEYNOTE: ROGER CRISP Oxford University

MIRANDA FRICKER Birkbeck College University of London

THOMAS HURKA University of Toronto

WAYNE RIGGS University of Oklahoma

CHRISTINE SWANTON University of Auckland

KEYNOTE: LINDA ZAGZEBSKI University of Oklahoma

LOGISTICS

Talks will be held at the Fullerton Marriott, adjacent to the Cal State Fullerton campus, in Fullerton, CA.

Additional Information can be found on the Logistics page. Or contact: Heather Battaly at hbattaly@fullerton.edu

SUPPORT

We are grateful to the following sponsors for their generous support: California State University Fullerton including the Department of Philosophy, the Office of the President and the University Missions and Goals Initiative, the Vice President of Administration and Finance, the Vice President of Academic Affairs, the Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Department of Liberal Studies, University Honors Progrm, American Studies Department, and the Department of Human Communication.

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