Friday 5th September
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10:30 ~ 12.30
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Conference Registration
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12.30 – 1.15pm
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Lunch
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1.15 – 1.30pm
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Conference Welcome
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1.30 - 3.00pm
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Session 1 keynote
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Hannah Ginsborg
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Rule-Following and Aesthetic Objectivity
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UC Berkeley
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3.00 – 4pm
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Session 2
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Ken Wilder
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Framing an Imaginative Engagement
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University of the Arts, London
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4.00 – 4.30pm
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Coffee
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4.30 – 5.30pm
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Session 3
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Michael Morris
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How Can there be Works of Art?
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The University of Sussex
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5:30 ~ 7.00
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Session 4 Keynote
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Alexander Nehamas
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“Because it was He, Because it was I”: Aesthetics and the Good of Friendship
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Princeton University
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7:00
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Dinner
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Saturday 6th September
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9:00 ~10:30
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Session 5 (a)
Graduate Papers
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Damien Freeman, Magdelene College, Cambridge
Perceiving Emotion in Art
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Margot Strohminger, University of Sheffiield
Thought Experiments and the Case for Literary Cognitivism
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Session 5 (b)
Graduate Papers
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Dan Cavedon-Taylor, Birkbeck
Can Photographic Transparency Explain Photographic Realism?
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Josh Johnston, University of British Columbia BSA 2008 Graduate Prize Winner
Reid and Sibley on Using Aesthetic Adjectives
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10:30 ~ 11:00
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Coffee
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11:00 ~ 12.00
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Session 6
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Maria-Jose Alcarez-Leon
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Art that is Good because it is Immoral
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University of Sheffield
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12:00 ~ 1.30pm
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Session 7
keynote
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Berys Gaut
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Interactive Storytelling and Computer Games
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University of St. St. Andrews
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1:30 ~ 2:30pm
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Lunch
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2:30 - 3.30pm
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BSA Executive Committee Meeting
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3:30 ~ 4pm
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BSA Annual General Meeting
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4.15 – 5.15pm
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Session 8
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Douglas Burnham & Ole Martin Skilleas
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Wine as an Aesthetic Object
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Staffordshire University & University of Bergen
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5.15 ~ 6.45pm
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Session 9
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Jonathan Jones
The Wiliam Empson Lecture
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Confessions of a Turner Prize Judge
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The Guardian, and Turner Prize Judges Panel, 2009
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7pm
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Wine Reception followed by Conference Dinner
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Sunday 7th September
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9:30 ~10:30
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Session 10
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Daniel Kaufman
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Interpretation and the ‘Investigative’ Concept of Criticism
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Missouri State University
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10.30 ~ 11.30
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Session 11
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Stephen Davies
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Why Art is Not a Spandrel
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University of Auckland, NZ
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11:30 ~ noon
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Coffee
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noon ~ 1pm
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Session 12
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James Hamilton
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Why Theatrical Performance is Not Pretence
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Kansas State University
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1pm ~ 2.pm
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Session 13
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Andrew Kania
BSA 2008 Essay Prize Winner
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The Methodology of Musical Ontology: Descriptivism and its Implications
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Trinity University, Texas
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2.00
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Close of Conference
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