Annual Meeting of The Canadian Philosophical Association

08:30

Canada/Eastern

Registration | Networking

09:00

Canada/Eastern

7 parallel sessions

A1 – Social and Political Philosophy

Chair: Dylan Jones

B1 – Feminist Philosophy

Chair: Holly Longair

C1 – En français

Chair: Alexis Morin-Martel

D1 – Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics

Chair: Benjamin Winokur

E1 – Philosophy of Art

F1 – Symposium: Subjective Spaces

Organizer: Bradley Richards (TMU) - Joshua Myers (York University)- Andrew Lee (University of Toronto) - Kevin Lande (York)

G1 – Canadian Jacques Maritain Association

9:00 — In Defense of Nature: CS Lewis's Argument Against Transhumanism. Nikolaj Zunic (St. Jerome's University) _______ 9:45 — Maritain, Malik, and the Middle East William Sweet (St. Francis Xavier University)

10:30

Canada/Eastern

Morning break

Available in networking space

11:00

Canada/Eastern

5 parallel sessions

A2 – Social Political Philosophy

Chair: Devra Winslow

B2 – Feminist Philosophy

C2 – Meta-Ethics

Chair: Ariel LaFayette

D2 – Philosophy of Cognitive Science

Chair: Aman Sakhardande

G2 – Canadian Jacques Maritain Association

Classroom Technology and the Shrinking Idea of Canada Elizabeth Trott (Independent Scholar) ______ United Nations Declaration of Human Rights and the Implications for the Developing World David Lea (UPNG)

11:30

Canada/Eastern

E2 – Philosophy of Science

Chair: Matthew Delhey

12:30

Canada/Eastern

Lunch

Please note that lunch is not provided as part of the conference. However, there is a convenient food court located in the basement of the St. James A building for your dining needs.

14:00

Canada/Eastern

6 parallel sessions

A3 – Social and Political Philosophy

Chair: Eden Elliott

B3 – Feminist Philosophy | Moral Psychology

Chair: Michael Luoma

C3 – Action Theory

Chair: Yuanjin Xia

D3 – Epistemology

Chair: Elizabeth Waldberg

E3 – Philosophy in the Schools

The Philosophy in the Schools Committee is a partnership between CPA members, teacher educators, Ethics Bowl Canada, high school teachers, and students who want to promote and strengthen philosophy learning in pre-college settings across Canada. We are currently working on two main initiatives: 1) consolidate information about formal and informal philosophy opportunities for 12- to 18-year-olds across Canada and 2) facilitate pathways for philosophy majors or grad students to become certified as teachers in each province. Everyone is welcome to participate in the meeting. For further information, please contact lauren.bialystok@utoronto.ca.