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Program: 2024 Philosophy of Social Science Roundtable

2024 Philosophy of Social Science Roundtable

2024 Philosophy of Social Science Roundtable

University of Texas at Dallas

March 29-30, 2024

Founders Building, FO 1.502

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Friday, Mar 29, 2024

9:15: Welcome from Jonathan Tsou (University of Texas at Dallas, Director of the Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology)

9:30-10:15: Zachary Peck (University of Cincinnati), “An Enactivist Account of What Constitutes Collective Action”

10:20-11:05: Sarah Roe (Southern Connecticut State University) and Elyse Zavar (University of North Texas), “Biases in Qualitative Social Science: Understanding the Role of Bias in Disaster Commemoration, Collective Memory of Traumatic Events, and Reinterpretation across Generations”

11:10-11:55: Paul Forrester (Yale University), “Mistakes and Rational Choice Theory”

12:00-1:15: Lunch

1:20-2:05: Kobi Finestone (Chapman University), “Value, Money, and Democracy: Price Measurement and the Administrative State”

2:10-2:55: Joseph Rouse (Wesleyan University), “Niche Construction and the Politics of Language”

3:00-3:15: Coffee Break

3:20-4:25: Keynote 1: Muhammad Ali Khalidi (CUNY Graduate Center)

4:30-5:30: Reception, Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology: Opening of the CVMST Office (JO 4.602)         


Saturday, Mar 30, 2024

9:30-10:15: Augie Faller (Bryn Mawr College), “A Travel Guide for Social Kinds”

10:20-11:05: Alexander Tolbert (Emory University), “Exploring the Causal Stability of Genuine Kinds: An Analysis of Social Constructivist Perspectives on Race”

11:10-11:55: Yosef Washington (Claremont-McKenna College), “Bio-Social Race”

12:00-1:15: Lunch

1:20-2:25: Keynote 2: Quayshawn Spencer (University of Pennsylvania)

2:25-2:35: Coffee Break

2:40-3:25: Nick Zautra (Indiana University), “Psychiatry’s Second Validity Crisis? The Problem of Disparate Validation”

3:30-4:15: Patricia Marino (University of Waterloo), “Minimal Models, Feminist Epistemology, and the Production of Ignorance”

4:20-5:05: Luca Garzino Demo (University of Pennsylvania), “A Definition of Stability for Social Norms”