On April 24-25, the Center for Ethics and Res Publica: A Journal of Moral, Legal and Political Philosophy will host a workshop on Intimate Relations and the State. The workshop will feature a keynote by Daniel Weinstock and papers by Timothy Fowler, Gulzaar Barn, Sadie Regmi, Connor Kianpour & Jesse Spafford, Luara Ferracioli, and Shiying… more »
On April 18, 2025, the Center for Ethics will host a read-ahead paper workshop on Time and Moral Salience. This workshop will feature papers by Brad Cokelet (University of Kansas), John Hacker-Wright (University of Guelph), and Sebastian Rand (Georgia State University). For the schedule, please contact Christie Hartley, chartley @gsu.edu.
Phi Sigma Tau will host a student conference in Philosophy on Saturday, April 15th. This event will take place in Student Center West, rooms 460, 462, and 464.
Michele Moody-Adams (Columbia) Hanno Sauer (Utrecht) David Schmidtz (University of Arizona, and, West Virginia University) And a symposium with: Dale Jamieson (NYU) Alex Zamalin (Rutgers)
Invited papers to include:
Jeffrey Carroll, (Philosophy, Bowling Green St. Univ.), “Do Rising (Economic) Tides Lift All (Moral) Boats?” Maggie Fife (CUNY,… more »
Brian Earp (Oxford): Sexual consent in the flesh: female, male, intersex, trans—the human case for genital autonomy. Guest discussants Dr. Allan Jacobs, MD, Prof. Jessica Flanigan (Philosophy, Richmond), and Prof. Elizabeth Reis (Honors College, CUNY) join us to workshop this manuscript on genital cutting.
Fabre joins us as guest author at a virtual conference where affiliates and guests of the Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics will workshop her manuscript, ‘To Snatch Something from Death’: Value, Justice, and Humankind’s Cultural Heritage. Among our discussants… more »
Dr. Blumenfeld also recently published a story in the other side of hope about the family of Jean Beer Blumenfeld and their departure from Austria in advance of Nazi… more »