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The Department of Philosophy invites you to attend the 13th Biennial Graduate Epistemology Conference on Friday and Saturday, October 16-17, in the Humanities Center Conference Room D. Mike Titelbaum, assistant professor of philosophy at University of Wisconsin-Madison, will deliver the keynote address “Epistemic Life.” There will also be talks by University of Rochester Philosophy alumnus Andrei Buckareff will return to us from Marist College and other graduate student speakers.
For more information, please see the Department of Philosophy’s events webpage.
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