Visiting Speakers in 1999

Lisa Gerber Department of Philosophy University of New Mexico February 5, 1999 Sharing Secrets with Nature: The Art of Intimacy

Chris Crittenden Department of Philosophy University of Tennessee, Knoxville February 12, 1999 A Defense of Val Plumwood's Anti-Dualistic Ecofeminism

Irene Klaver Department of Philosophy California State University, Stanislaus February 19, 1999 Should There be a Fox in the Building?

Ulrik Birk Nissen The Faculty of Theology Aarhus University, Denmark March 9, 1999 Moral Reason, Behavior Rationality, and Environment

Robert Mugerauer Department of Philosophy University of Texas, Austin April 17, 1999 Design and Violence: Architectures of Decisive Action and Witness

Buddy Huffaker Aldo Leopold Foundation September 14, 1999 Implementing the Land Ethic

Richard A. Watson Department of Philosophy Washington University, St. Louis October 18, 1999 Rene Descartes in the 21st Century

Gary Cox Director, Russian Studies Southern Methodist University November 10, 1999 Gender and Kinship in Doestoevsky's Fiction and Slavic History Dostoevsky Conference in Denton

Roger Heathcott English Actor November 10, 1999 Selections from "The Grand Inquisitor" Dostoevsky Conference in Denton

Ignat Avsey Translator, The Karamazov Brothers November 10, 1999 "The Village of Stepanchikovo" Dostoevsky Conference in Denton

Lee Hester Philosophy Department Oklahoma City University November 19, 1999 Two Talks on Native American Philosophy and Religion

CEP - PHIL - UNT - February 9, 2000