Fall 2018 Events
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Event Flier: Annual Holiday and End-of-Semester Celebration (December 11)
Tuesday, December 11
Annual Holiday and End-of-Semester Celebration
12:30–2:15 p.m.
3308 Boylan Hall
Join us for a festive event of fun, food, and games!
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Event Flier: Black Mirror: San Junipero (December 6)
Thursday, December 6
The Twisted Vision Series
Black Mirror: San Junipero
12:15–2 p.m.
3305 Boylan Hall
Refreshments will be served with a side of philosophical discussion!
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Event Flier: Black Mirror: Hang the DJ (November 29)
Thursday, November 29
The Twisted Vision Series
Black Mirror: Hang the DJ
12:15–2 p.m.
3305 Boylan Hall
Refreshments will be available along with a side of philosophical discussion!
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Event Flier: Black Mirror: Be Right Back (November 20)
Tuesday, November 20
The Twisted Vision Series
Black Mirror: Be Right Back
12:15–2 p.m.
3305 Boylan Hall
Refreshments will be available along with a side of philosophical discussion!
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Event Flier: Varieties of Queer (In)visibility (October 23)
Tuesday, October 23
Philosophy Social Hour Event Series
Varieties of Queer (In)visibility
Speaker: Matthew Moore
12:30–2 p.m.
3308 Boylan Hall
Since the beginning of the gay rights movement, the phrase "coming out of the closet" has been commonly used to describe an important aspect of the LGBTQ experience. More recently, however, as the queer community has expanded and developed, new forms of visibility (and invisibility) and new ways of thinking about self-disclosure have emerged as well. Professor Matthew Moore will lead this open-ended discussion of the varieties, and the moral implications, of self-disclosure in the LGBTQ community. Refreshments will be served.
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Event Flier: Social Epistemology in Punk Rock, Mosh Pits, and the DIY Scene (October 11)
Thursday, October 11
Philosophy Social Hour Event Series
Social Epistemology in Punk Rock, Mosh Pits, and the DIY Scene
Speaker: Christina Weinbaum
12:30–2 p.m.
3308 Boylan Hall
Punk rock is built around a collective of individuals who share beliefs, ideas, emotions, and a passion for music. In this discussion, Professor Christina Weinbaum is interested in investigating social exchanges in mosh pits and among the DIY scene. Come to Social Hour to ask questions and discuss philosophical issues in a relaxed setting. Snacks will be provided.
