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{{Short description|Moral and intellectual lecture series}}

The '''Howison Lectures in Philosophy''' are a lecture series established in 1919 by friends and former students of [[George Howison]], who served as the Mills Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity at the [[University of California, Berkeley]].

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* 1979 — [[David Kellogg Lewis]] — "Causal Explanation"

* 1980 — [[Michel Foucault]] — "Truth and Subjectivity"

* 1981 — [[Hilary Putnam]] — "The Transcendence of Reason";: 1) "Why There Isn't a Ready-Made World"; 2) "Why Reason Can't Be Naturalized"

* 1983 — [[Richard Rorty]] — "Relativism"

* 1984 — [[Gregory Vlastos]] — "Socrates' Disavowal of Knowledge"; "The Socratic Fallacy"

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* 2017 — [[Gisela Striker]] — "[[Cicero]]’s ''[[De Officiis]]'' – Stoic Ethics for Non-Stoics"

* 2018 — [[Joseph Raz]] — "Identity and Social Bonds"

* 2019 — [[Philip Kitcher]] — "Progress in the Sciences and in the Arts"

== See also ==

* [[Berkeley Center for New Media#Programs|Center for New Media Lectures]]

* [[Tarski Lectures]]

==External links==

* [httphttps://gradgradlectures.berkeley.edu/lecturesseries/howison/ Howison Lectures in Philosophy, Graduate Council Lectures website]

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