vision2020@moscow.com: An evening of philosophy

An evening of philosophy

Gens Johnson (gens@moscow.com)
Mon, 30 Mar 1998 23:57:25 -0700

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I am posting this for Mike O'Rourke...an invitation to those who enjoy
waxing philosophical, whether they're "certified" to do so, or not!
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>Forum Announcement:
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>"Is the World There When No One's Looking? A Discussion About The
>Nature of Reality" A public forum featuring presentations on the
>nature of reality in a variety of disciplines (e.g., physics, biology,
>mathematics, literature, religion, ethics, feminism, philosophy)
>followed by general discussion. The forum will be held at the Moscow
>Social Club on April 3 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.,
[This part of the conference is open to all of us armchair philosophers.]
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>Conference Announcement:
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>The first annual Inland Northwest Philosophy Conference will be held
>on the campuses of UI and WSU April 3-5. The 1998 INPC sessions will
>focus on the Realism/Anti-Realism debate. Participants will include
>students, faculty, and professionals who represent a wide variety of
>disciplines. The conference will begin with a public forum on the
>Realism and Anti-Realism at 7:00 on Friday, April 3 in the Moscow
>Social Club. The Saturday conference sessions will be held on the UI
>campus and the Sunday sessions on the WSU campus. For registration
>and program information, please contact Michael O'Rourke, UI
>Philosophy, 5-5997, or visit the INPC website at
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><http://www.environwest.uidaho.edu/morourke/inpc/index.html>.
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