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Fall 2009 Workshops
The workshops are held on Mondays at 2:00 – 4:30 p.m. in room 102, Mudd Hall (Philosophy Building).
August 31 – Timothy Endicott, University of Oxford, UK
Paper: “Value of Vagueness”
Questions for Discussion
September 21 – John Perry, Stanford University
Paper: “Textualism and the Discovery of Rights”
Questions for Discussion
October 5 – Stephen Neale, CUNY
Paper: “The Intentionalism of Textualism”
Questions for Discussion
October 19 – Gideon Rosen, Princeton University
Paper: “The Philosophy of Language and the Law of the Contract”
Questions for Discussion
November 2 – Richard Holton, MIT
Paper: “Modeling Legal Rules”
Questions for Discussion
November 16 – Gideon Yaffe, University of Southern California
Paper: “Can We Try to Kill the Dead?: De Dicto and De Re Intention in Attempted Crimes”
Questions for Discussion
November 30 – Nicos Stavropoulou, University of Oxford, UK
Paper: “Linguistic Content and Legal Impact”
Questions for Discussion