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Atlantic Canada Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy (ACSEMP)

Program

Program Schedule for the Joint Meeting of the Atlantic Canada Seminar in Early Modern
Philosophy and the Quebec Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy, 2022.

Dates: July 5th -8th

Hosted by: the Department of Philosophy, ±«Óătv University.
Location: Room 1170, McCain Building
6135 University Avenue
Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3H 4R2

Recordings of seminar series are now linked under schedule entries below.Ìę
Passcode for viewing: ACSEMP_2022

SCHEDULE

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Tuesday July 5th

9:30–11:00 am: FREE

11:15–12:45 pm: Ilgin Aksoy, « A Power-Centered Mereological Reconstruction of the
Substance-Mode relation in Spinozist Ontology” (Memorial University of Newfoundland) (via
ZOOM)

12:45–1 :45: Lunch

1:45–3 :15: Oberto Marrama, « MatĂ©rialisme et panpsychisme au 17e siĂšcle : Cavendish,
Hobbes et Spinoza » (University of Oulo, Finland)

3 :30–5 :00: FREE.

Wednesday July 6th

9:30–11:00 am: Syliane Malinowski-Charles, « Certitude et idĂ©e d’idĂ©e chez Spinoza »
(Université du Québec à Trois-RiviÚres)

11:15–12:45 pm: AnaĂŻs Delambre, « La religion philosophique de Spinoza. Dialogue entre C.
Gebhardt et F. Alquié » (Université de Montréal) (via ZOOM)

12:45–1:45: Lunch

1:45–3:15: Calvin Normore, “Definition, Hobbes and Medieval Nominalism”, (UCLA, McGill
University, University of Queensland.)

3:30–5 :00: Yining Wu, “The Arrow by the Archer: Extrinsic Teleology in Cudworth’s Plastic
Natures” (Temple University)

6:30 pm: Barbeque chez Vincis

Thursday July 7th

9:30–11:00 am: Emanuele Costa, “Elizabeth on Attributal Predication: Exclusive and Non-
Exclusive Dualism” (Vanderbuilt University) (via ZOOM).

11:15–12:45 pm: Deborah Brown, “The Neural Correlates of Consciousness in Descartes”
(University of Queensland).

12:45–1 :45: Lunch

1:45–3 :15: Lawrence Nolan, “Descartes’ Beast-Machine Doctrine” (Cal State, Long Beach) (via
ZOOM)

3 :30–5 :00: AurĂ©lian Chukurian, « Le cartĂ©sianisme au miroir de l’eucharistie » (UniversitĂ© de
GenĂšve) (Via ZOOM)

Friday July 8th

9:30–11:00 am: Nabeel Hamid, “Wolff on Substance, Power, Force” (Concordia University,
Montreal)



11:15–12:45 pm: Filippo Costantini, “Leibniz’s Characterization of Quantity” (Ca’Foscari
University of Venice and McMaster University)



12:45–1:45: Lunch

1:45–3:15: Nicholas Michiele, “Leibniz’s Mereology: What Can a Monad be Understood as if it
is not a ‘Part’ of Body?” (University of Western Ontario)



3:30–5 :00: Glenn Hartz, “What Strawson Should Have Said about Leibnizean Monads” ( The
Ohio State University), joint with the Friday Colloquium of the Philosophy Department (via
ZOOM).



6:30 Conference Banquet.