Philosophers from Washington University in St. Louis will be at the American Philosophical Association Central Division Meeting, taking place February 21st-24th in New Orleans
- Anne Margaret Baxley will present comments in a colloquim on Kant (Wednesday, 1-3pm)
- Gabe Siegel will present "Can Basic Perception Features Be Learned?" in a colloquium on perception (Wednesday, 1-3pm)
- Graham Curtiss-Rowlands will present comments in a colloquium on normative ethics (Wednesday, 1-3pm)
- Will Bell will present comments in a colloquium on responsibility (Thursday, 1-3pm)
- Alex Wentzell will present "Locke on the Molyneux Question: A Sensible Point of View" in a colloquium on Early Modern theories of perception (Thursday, 3-5pm).
- Shruti Santosh will present "Vindicating Berkeley's Theory of Depth Perception" in that same, all-WashU colloquium (Thursday, 3-5pm)
- Eric Brown will present comments in a colloquium on Ancient philosophy (Thursday, 7-10pm)
- Alex Cunningham will present "Reid's Moderate Aesthetic Realism" in a colloquium on Modern aesthetics (Friday, 9-10am)
- Allan Hazlett will present "Phenomenal Knowledge and Imaginative Resistance" in a symposium on philosophy of film (Friday, 11-1pm)
- Tomy Ames will present "Toward a Default Emotion" in a colloquium on cognitive science (Friday, 2-4pm)
- Ron Mallon will present "Could Morality Be a Polymorphism?" in a symposium on evolutionary social science and philosophy (Friday, 7-10pm)
- Casey O'Callaghan will meet his critics in a session on A Multisensory Philosophy of Perception (Saturday, 1-3pm)
- Danielle Williams will present comments in a session organized by the Society for the Metaphysics of Science (Saturday, 1-3pm)
