One day Early Modern Philosophy Workshop, Friday 15 March, 10.30am – 6.00pm. G22/26 Ground Floor, Senate House, WC1. Supported by King’s College London, Institute of Philosophy and the European Society for Early Modern Philosophy.
Full programme updates http://philosophy.sas.ac.uk/?q=second-annual-london-early-modern-philosophy-workshop-15-mar-2013
10.00 Registration and Coffee
10.30 Susan James (Birkbeck): Striving to Persevere in our Embodied and Social Being
11.45 Alexander Douglas (King’s College London & IP): Christoph Wittich’s Anti-Spinoza: Was Spinoza a Radical Cartesian?
1.00 Lunch (own arrangements)
2.00 Jasper Reid (King’s College London): The Common Consent Argument for the Existence of God
3.15 Sarah Patterson (Birkbeck) : Descartes on Divine Veracity
4.30 Tea
4.45 John Milton (King’s College London): The Rise of Mechanism: What and Why
6.00 Close
REGISTRATION (essential)
There will be no fees but you are asked to register please by sending a message to philosophy@sas.ac.uk with “Early Modern 15 March Reg” as the subject header. In the body of the message please give your name in the format: Surname, Forename and your institutional affiliation (if any).
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