
Philosophy Colloquia feature presentations by distinguished international scholars, UST faculty and UST philosophy majors. Recent speakers have included Richard Swinburne (Oxford), Michael Loux (Notre Dame), Roger Ames (University of Hawaii), Father Kevin Flannery (Pontifical Gregorian University)--and several UST philosophy majors.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
12:00 noon - 1:00 pm, JRC Auditorium (JRC 126)
Dr. Britain Scott, UST Department of Philosophy
Babe-Watch: A Look at Psychological Research on the Sexual Objectification of Women
Popular media are saturated with images of women as sex objects. What effects--if any--do these images have on the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of the women and men who view them? Come find out from Dr. Scott what psychological science has to say about this question.
Philosophy Colloquium
Babe-Watch: A Look at Psychological Research on the Sexual Objectification of Women
Dr. Britain Scott
UST Psychology Department
Thursday, Mar. 18, 2010
12:00 noon - 1:00 pm
JRC Auditorium (JRC 126)
Two Lectures by May Sim
What Can Confucians Learn from Aristotle?: Knowledge & Happiness in Aristotle & Confucius
Wednesday, Apr. 21, 2010
7:30 pm
OEC Auditorium
What Can Aristotelians Learn from Neo-Confucianism? From Metaphysics to Environmental Ethics: Aristotle or Zhu Xi?
Thursday, Apr. 22, 2010
12:00 noon
OEC Auditorium
Created and managed by Dr. Timothy Pawl, University of St. Thomas Department of Philosophy