2022 Papers

Subject to Covid precautions and constraints on large events and international travel, the 2022 annual meeting will be held in-person on 3-5 June 2022 at McMaster Universtiy in Hamilton, Ontario, with some hybrid talks built-in. The meeting is locally and virtually organized by Andrew Bone, Nancy Doubleday, the Bertrand Russell Research Centre, and the Department of Philosophy at McMaster University.

Program and schedule (as of June 1st)

Reading for Master Class with Peter Stone: “Rousseau” from History of Western Philosophy

Talks, titles, and speakers

Name	Affiliation	Title
Adam Stromme	Independent	“The Last Survivor of a Dead Epoch”: Russell, Kant, and the British Empiricists
Andy Bone	Bertrand Russell Research Centre, McMaster University	Russell, the Foreign Office and the Boxer Indemnity Fund
Bernard Linsky	University of Alberta – emeritus	The use of dots in Principia Mathematica
Chad Trainer	Independent	Reflections on Russell
Chen Yang	Purdue University	A New Way to Justify the Neo-Russellian Critique of the Notion of Cause
Cheung Wai Lok	The Chinese University of Hong Kong	A Kripkean understanding of contextual definition: a Russellian description theory of proper name through epistemic situationality
Dan O’Leary	Independent	Social Network Analysis Based on Russell’s Correspondence of 1918 Cited in BRACERS
Daniele Mezzadri	United Arab Emirates University	Russell’s Multiple-Relation Theory and Wittgenstein’s Picture Theory
David Blitz	Central Connecticut State University	Interactive Timeline of Russell’s Work, Life and Times /or/ Relevance of Russell on War and Peace
Dustin Olson	University of Regina, Luther College	Human Knowledge and Scientific Philosophy
Gregory Landini & Landon Elkind	University of Iowa & Western Kentucky University	Principia and zPrincipia: New axioms yielding Infinity
Gülberk Koç Maclean	Mount Royal University	Russell on Rationality
Jahnabi Deka	Gauhati University	Toward Social Cohesion: Exploring Non-Logical Stances of Russell’s Philosophy of Logical Analysis
James Connelly	Trent University	Wittgenstein and Russell’s 1913 Theory of Knowledge
Jared Hanson-Park	PhD Candidate, University of Miami	Science and Interpretation in The Analysis of Matter
Jeff Frank	St. Lawrence University	Courageous Liberalism: Why Bertrand Russell’s Public Writing on Education Continues to Matter
Jeremiah Cashore	Independent (Undergraduate Student)	Russell’s Diagram of 1913 theory of judgment
John Lenz	Drew University	Was Russell Liberal or Radical? Or, Russell and the Enlightenment
Ken Blackwell	McMaster University	Bertie Turns 90
Landon Elkind	Western Kentucky University	“I like her very much—she has very good brains.”: Dorothy Wrinch’s influence on Bertrand Russell
Marcelino Botin	University of Barcelona	Russellian Physicalists Get Our Phenomenal Concepts Wrong.
Michael D. Stevenson	Lakehead University	Bertrand Russell’s Barnes Foundation Lectures
Peter Stone	Trinity College Dublin	Master Class, “Russell on Rousseau”
Sangeetha KS	Independent	Russell’s Structuralism and Knowledge of Things: Are they parallel stories?
Tim Madigan	St. John Fisher College	Steve Allen “Meets” Bertrand Russell
Tony Simpson	Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation	Who was Edith?
Tyke Nunez	University of South Carolina	The Twilight of Intuition and Russell’s Early Hylomorphism: Space in Russell’s Foundations of Geometry
William Bruneau	University of British Columbia	Consistency and Conviction: Russell on Education, 1915-1965

Board Meeting Agenda

TBD

Membership Meeting Agenda

TBD