1 thought on “History of Analytic at the Pacific APA”

1. Also, from the group program:

   G2G North American Wittgenstein Society
   Chair: Jeff Johnson (St. Catherine University)
   Speakers:
   John W. Powell (Humboldt State University), “Pacifism and Just War
   Ben Sorgiovanni (Oxford University), “Wittgenstein on the Constitutive Uncertainty of the Mental”
   Carmen Fosner (Temple University), “Wittgenstein on Unheard-of Occurrences”

   G3B David Kellogg Lewis Society
   Chair: Richard Hanley (University of Delaware)
   Speakers:
   Alan Hájek (Australian National University), “Minkish Dispositions”
   Richard Hanley (University of Delaware), “What Would David Lewis Have Said? Counterfactuals and the Similarity Metric”

   G6A Charles S. Peirce Society, Session 1
   Topic: Technical Work on Peirce’s Logic and Math
   Moderator: Catherine Legg (University of Waikato)
   Speakers:
   Mark Wheeler (San Diego State University), “Aristotelian Roots of Peirce’s Accounts of Truth and Measurement”
   Jeffrey Downard (Northern Arizona University), “Peirce’s Icon and the Essential Triad”

   G7P William James Society
   Chair: Alan Richardson (University of British Columbia)
   Speakers: Jill Fellows (Douglas College), “Following the Serpent’s Trail: Perspectives, Plurality and Pragmatism”
   Robert Brain (University of British Columbia), “Regenerating Philosophy: James and Dewey on Physiological Aesthetics”
   Kelvin Booth (Thompson Rivers University), “William James and the Dao: Effortless Action, the Stream of Thought, and Getting Things Done”

   G9C Charles S. Peirce Society, Session 2
   Topic: Technical Work on Peirce’s Logic and Math
   Moderator: Catherine Legg (University of Waikato)
   Speakers:
   Shigeyuki Atarashi (Doshisha University), “An Iconic Development of Peirce’s Logic of Relatives”
   William James McCurdy (Idaho State University), “Combination as Triadism: Topological Icons for Peirce’s Logic of Relations”
   John F. Sowa (Independent Scholar), “Generalizing Existential Graphs to Include Arbitrary Icons”

   G9I North American Neo-Kantian Society
   Topic: Mathematical Sciences of Nature in Neo-Kantianism
   Chair: Lydia Patton (Virginia Tech)
   Speakers:
   Thomas Ryckman (Stanford University), “A Retrospective Look at ‘Determinism and Indeterminism in Modern Physics’”
   Scott Edgar (Saint Mary’s University), “Leibniz and Cohen’s Leibniz on Continuity and Limits”
   Erich Reck (University of California, Riverside), “Structuralist Themes in Cassirer’s Philosophy of Mathematics”

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