I’m looking forward to giving at talk at the Ethics of Belief Workshop at Cornell this Saturday. The title of my talk is, “Rationalization, Evidence, and Pretense.”  Here is the schedule:

Click to access Ethics-of-Belief-Workshop-11152014-Bondy.pdf

My paper with P.D. Magnus, “​Are Digital Images Allographic?” has been published in the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, accessible here: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jaac.12117/full​

Catherine Wearing (Wellesley) will give a talk entitled “Images in Metaphors” on Friday, November 7 at 3:30 in Humanities 354. All are welcome.

Amelie Rorty (Harvard/Tufts) will present a paper – “Aristotle on Evaluating Actions” – on Thursday, Oct 23 at 4:30 in the Phi Beta Kappa room of Schaffer Library.

Professor Kvart will present his paper “Action-Directed Pragmatics and the Putative Pragmatic Intrusion into the Semantics of Knowledge-Ascriptions” tomorrow (Thursday, Oct 2) at 3:30 in Humanties 290. All are welcome.

The finalized version of my paper in Philosophical Psychology is posted here.

Brown’s “Celebration of Jaegwon Kim” starts tomorrow and ends Saturday. The lineup of speakers looks great.  There should be a nice group of Brown philosophy alumni there, too.

• Friday, 26 September
  • 2.00pm: Louise Antony (University of Massachusetts): Reduction Redux: Why Kim Has Not Solved the Generalization Problem
  • 3.30pm: Ned Block (New York University): Ground vs. Supervenience and Identity in the Metaphysics of Mind
  • 5.30pm: Reception and Buffet Dinner

• Saturday, 27 September
  • 8.30am: A La Carte Breakfast
  • 9.00am: Allan Gibbard (University of Michigan): Meaning, Properties, and Experience
  • 10.30am: Brian McLaughlin (Rutgers University): The Skewed View From Here
  • 12:00pm: Lunch Break
  • 1.30pm: Alyssa Ney (University of Rochester): Microphysical Causation and the Case for Physicalism
  • 3.00pm: Sydney Shoemaker (Cornell University): Persistence and Properties
  • 4.30pm: Closing Remarks

http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Philosophy/

The title is “Knowledge as Action”.   4:30 pm in the Everest Lounge. Looking forward to this!

The UAlbany Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) chapter just won a $1000 grant from the American Philosophical Association to host the Symposium on Implicit Judgment this Spring!  Congratulations, MAP members!

I’ll present my paper “Rationalization, Evidence, and Pretense” at the Sage School Ethics of Belief Workshop on Nov 15.