All talks will take place in Marshall Buidling, 845 N. Park Avenue, Room 490

Program

Friday PM 11/6

• 2:00-2:20 :: Opening remarks
• 2:20-4:00 :: Shaun Nichols (Philosophy and Cognitive Science, Arizona), "Emotions, norms, and the genealogy of fairness"
  
• 4:20-6:00 :: Fiery Cushman (Psychology, Harvard), "Outcome vs. intent: Which do we punish, and why?"
• 7:00 :: dutch-invitation dinner at Pizzeria Vivace (near the hotel)
  

Saturday AM 11/7

• 8:30-10:10 :: Stephen Stich (Philosophy, Rutgers), "The definition of morality: Why it matters... and why it might not exist"
• 10:30-12:10 :: David Pizarro (Psychology, Cornell), "Intention, control, and moral responsibility"

Saturday PM 11/7

• 2:00-3:40 :: Marga Reimer (Philosophy, Arizona), "Separating moral language from moral judgment in psychiatric diagnosis: The
  cluster B personality disorders"
  
• 4:00-5:40 :: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (Philosophy, Duke), "Do psychopaths appreciate moral wrongness?"
• 6:30 :: conference dinner at La Fuente
  

Sunday AM 11/8

• 8:30-10:10 :: Neera Badhwar (Philosophy, Oklahoma), "Autonomy and moral judgment"
  
• 10:30-12:10 :: Terry Horgan and Mark Timmons (Philosophy, Arizona), Wrap-up presentation: The nature of moral judgment