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The Center for the Study of Philosophy at Princeton Theological SeminarySpring Conference 2013FRIDAY 8th of MARCH1:00 PM    Opening Welcome1:15-2:45    Paper Session I (Parallel Session) Francesca Pongiglione, Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele, MilanA History of Mandeville’s Self-defenseAgainst Contemporary Criticism Eugene Heath, SUNY New PaltzCarrying Matters Too Far: Mandeville onEvolution and the Moral Disposition Abigail DeHart, Grand Valley State U.Bernard Mandeville, the Social Critic Jane Slinn, King’s College, CambridgeThe Nature and Symptoms of HumanPassions: Theories of the Passions inMandeville, Hutcheson, and Smith2:45-3:00    Coffee break3:00-4:30    Paper Session II (Parallel Session) Martin Otero Knott, St John's CollegeCambridgeMandeville on Governability Jan Swearingen, Texas A&#38;MEgoism and Calvinism: The Darker Sidesof Self-Interest Craig Smith, University of GlasgowSkilful Politicians and Knavish Politics Kevin DeLapp, Converse College“A Most Beautiful Superstructure”:Kames on Mandeville4:30-4:45    Coffee break4:45-6:00    Plenary I Jackie Taylor, University of San Francisco Mandeville, the Scottish Philosophers,and the Women Chair: Maria Elton, Philosophy Institute,University of Los Andes, Chile6:15-8:00    Dinner Mackay Campus CenterSATURDAY 9th of MARCH8:00-8:45 AM    Breakfast in Mackay Campus Center9:00-10:00    Paper Session III (Parallel Session) Christian Maurer, University of Fribourg,SwitzerlandWhat Can an Egoist Say Against an Egoist?Archibald Campbell’s Criticisms of BernardMandeville Rui Bertrand Romao, Instituto deFilosofia da LinguagemRemarks on the Possible Specificity ofthe Scottish Reception of BernardMandeville’s Theories Paul Sagar, King’s College, CambridgeSelf-Love, Sociability and Sympathy:The Case of Archibald Campbell B. Barnett Cochran, Mount VernonNazarene UniversityDuty, Dominion, and Desire:From Mandeville’s Bees to Turnbull’sMoral Science for an Opulent Empire10:45-11:45    Plenary II Remy Debes, University of Memphis On the Border of Truth: Mandeville’sCritique of Human Dignity and Smith’sReply Chair: Alessandro Chiessi,University of Bologna, Italy12:00-1:00 PM    Lunch in Mackay Campus Center1:15-2:45    Paper Session IV Mikko Tolonen, University ofHelsinki and St. AndrewsEighteenth-century Scottish Receptionof Mandeville’s Ideas on Courage Andrea Branchi, The AmericanUniversity of RomeVanity, Virtue, and the Duel:The Scottish Response to Mandeville2:45-3:00    Coffee break3:00-4:30    Paper Session V Charles Griswold, BostonUniversitySelf-love after Mandeville:Rousseau on Narcissistic Self-love Jeffrey Edwards, Stony BrookReid and Mandeville?4:30-4:45    Coffee break4:45-6:00    Plenary III James Harris, University of St Andrewsand Institute for AdvancedStudy, Princeton The place of Mandeville in Hume'sintellectual development Chair: Gordon Graham, Princeton Theological Seminary7:00 PM    Conference BanquetSUNDAY 10th of MARCH8:45-9:30 AM    Breakfast in MackayCampus Center9:45-12:00    Paper Session VI Spiros Tegos, The University of CreteThe ‘Splendor’ of Political Authority Getty Lustila, Boston UniversitySaving Ourselves from Ourselves:Adam Ferguson on Mandeville’sTreatment of Luxury Lauren BrubakerSmith's Peculiar Rhetoric regardingEpicurus, Mandeville and RousseauONLINE REGISTRATION WILL BE AVAILABLE BY DECEMBER 1ST, 2012Please check back or to receive notice send an email to CSSPPrinceton Theological Seminary P.O. Box 821, 64 Mercer Street, Princeton, NJ 08542-0803, 609.921.8300 An Institution of the Presbyterian Church (USA)