Acknowledgementsl - University of Colorado Boulder

RoME V Schedule Friday, 8/10 Continued
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Friday Poster Presenta.ons
1. Caroline Arruda (UT-El Paso), "Can we choose not to be agents? Should we?"
2. Jeff Behrends (Wisconsin-Madison), "Meta-normative Realism, Evolution, and Our Reasons to Survive"
3. Zac Cogley (Northern Michigan), "How desert works"
4. Darren Domsky (Texas A&M Galveston), "�e duty of moral inertia"
5. Molly Gardner (Wisconsin-Madison), "�e comparative account of loss"
6. Nolan Hatley (Tennessee), "Nietzsche, Anscombe, and the foundations of deontology"
7. Trevor Hedberg (Tennessee), "�e asymmetry: No solution needed"
8. Justin Horn (Wisconsin-Madison), "Fundamental moral disagreement, Sidgwick's principle, and moral reliability"
9. Justin Klocksiem (Alabama), "�e open question argument, ethical non-naturalism, and a posteriori necessity"
10. Christopher Lean (Utah), "Foot in mouth: �e danger of representing biological properties with normative language"
11. Geraldine Ng (Reading), "Necessity, Impossibility, Incapacity"
12. Howard Nye (University of Alberta), "Intellectual Abilities and Objective Goods"
13. Stephanie Shiver (Utah), "Adding Cognitive Limitations to the Luck Egalitarian Account of Compensable Inequalities"
14. Adam R. Thompson (Nebraska-Lincoln), "Optimism and resentment"
15. Danielle Wylie (Wisconsin-Madison), "How psychopaths don't threaten empirical rationalism: a response to Nichols"