Talks given by Mitchell Green

‘Facial Expression and The Adaptive Unconscious’, invited lecture to the Social Area Group, Department of Psychology, University of Virginia, November 4, 2004.

‘Direct Reference, Empty Names, and Pragmatics,’ Pittsburgh/Cracow Joint Conference on Central European Philosophy, Rytro, Poland, May, 2004.

‘Showing and Meaning,’ Philosophy of Language Workshop, University of Virginia, May 2004.

‘Emerging Themes in Humanities Research’ invited presentation to the Annual Meeting of the American Council of Learned Societies, Washington, D.C., May, 2004.

‘Dynamic Semantics and Negative Existentials,’ presentation at the Central Division of the American Philosophical Association, Cleveland, April, 2003.

‘Moorean Absurdity: Content, Context, and their Collision’, Department of Philosophy Colloqium, University of Virginia, February, 2003.

‘Emotional Expression in Your Face,’ presentation to the Cognitive Studies Group, University of Virginia, March 2002; National Humanities Center, March, 2002. Invited presentation to Singapore Management University, Singapore, October 2002, Amherst College, November 2002; Northwestern University, January, 2003.

‘Expression and Meaning,’ invited presentation to National University of Singapore, October, 2002.

‘Moorean Absurdity and Update Semantics,’ presentation at the Central Division of the American Philosophical Association, Chicago, April, 2002.

‘The Significance of the Humanities,’ invited presentation to the Fellows and Board of Directors of the National Humanities Center, March, 2002.

‘The Meanings of Life,’ invited presentation to the Duke Institute for Learning in Retirement, February, 2002, and to the Last Lecture Series, University of Virginia, April 2001.

‘Compositionality and Occasion Sensitivity,’ invited presentation to Context Relavity in Semantics, University of Cincinatti, November, 2001.

‘Peacocke on Self-knowledge: Comments on Chapter Five of Being Known’, invited presentation to a workshop on C. Peacocke, NYU, June, 2001.

‘Grice’s Frown: On Meaning and Expression’, invited presentation to the Workshop on Communication and Understanding 2: Saying, Meaning, Implicating, University of Bielefeld, September 29, 2000. Also given to the U. of Virginia Summer Colloquium Series, July, 2000.

‘Philosophy and the Future of the Humanities,’ invited presentation to Humanities: Possible Futures, sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies, University of Oregon, June, 2000.

‘The Heteronymy of Linguistic Meaning’, University of Virginia Philosophy Colloquium Series, October, 1998; invited presentation at the Pragmatics and Meaning Conference, University of London, October, 1998; invited presentation at the International Conference on the Pragmatics of Negotiation, University of Jerusalem, June, 1999.

‘The Status of Supposition’, invited presentation at the University of Toledo Philosophy Department Colloquium, February, 1998.

‘Propositional Attitudes and the Measurement Analogy,’ presented at the Central Division of the APA, April, 1997; invited presentation, Center for Philosophy of Science, U. of Pittsburgh, September, 1997; invited presentation, U. of Virginia Cognitive Studies Group, December, 1998.

‘Rudiments of a Theory of Conversation,’ U. of Virginia Cognitive Studies Group, February, 1997.

‘Frege and the Force Indicator,’ University of Virginia Philosophy Colloquium, February, 1997.

‘The Indexical Character of Names,’ Central States Phil. Association, Kansas City, MO, 10/1996.

‘Make-Believe and Musical Representation,’ presented at the annual joint meeting of the American Musicological Society and the Society for Music Theory in New York, November, 1995.

‘Dennett's “Mild and Intermediate” Intentional Realism,’ presented at the Central States Philosophical Association, Vanderbilt University, October, 1994, at the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, April 1995, and at the Central Division of the APAssociation, April 1995.

‘On Rational Degrees of Belief and the Dutch Book Theorem,’ presented at the Central Division of the American Philosophical Association, Kansas City, MO, May, 1994.

‘Wagering on the Future,’ invited presentations at Virginia Commonwealth University, and at the University of Pittsburgh Center for Philosophy of Science in November, 1993.

‘Should I Cooperate with My Döppelganger in the Prisoners’ Dilemma?’, presented at the University of Virginia Metaphysics and Epistemology Group, February, 1994.

‘The Will to Suppose’, invited presentations at the University of Virginia, University of Pittsburgh, University of Michigan, UCLA, and NYU between 1993 and 1998.

‘A Formal Pragmatics for Illocutionary Force Indicating Devices,’ invited presentation in 1992 at the Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh, and at the 1992 Annual Meeting of the Society for Exact Philosophy, University of Southwestern Louisiana.

‘The Underdetermination of Theory by Data,’ presented at the 1987 annual meeting of the British Society for the Philosophy of Science, Cambridge, U.K.