Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop on Monday, December 1, as Laurenz Ramsauer (University of Chicago) presents his paper, “Impossible Arguments.”
The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in Cobb 301. Bagels and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop for a special joint meeting with the German Philosophy Workshop on Monday, October 20th. In preparation for Michael Thompson’s upcoming colloquium and talks, Anton Ford and Matthias Haase will lead a discussion of Thompson’s paper “What Is It to Wrong Someone? A Puzzle about Justice.” The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in Cobb 301. Bagels and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop for a special joint meeting with the German Philosophy Workshop on Monday, October 13th. In preparation for Michael Thompson’s upcoming colloquium and talks, Matthew Boyle will lead a discussion of two papers by Thomas Nagel: “War and Massacre” and “Sexual Perversion.”
The papers, to be read ahead of the workshop, are available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in Cobb 301. Bagels and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop on Monday, May 19, as Ben Conroy (University of Chicago) presents his paper, “Radical cognitive disability, anti-speciesism, and rational capacities: two problems of human dignity”
The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in Wieboldt 408. Bagels, croissants and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop on Monday, May 5, as Chiara Cordelli (University of Chicago) presents her paper, “What Is the Wrong of Capitalism?”
The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in Wieboldt 408. Bagels, croissants and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop on Monday, April 21, as Karl von der Luft (University of Chicago) presents his paper, “Evil and the Unity of Practical Reason.”
The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in Wieboldt 408. Bagels, croissants and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop on Monday, April 7, as Miguel de la Cal Moreno (St Andrews) presents his paper entitled “Manufactured Disorientation and Climate Change”
The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in Wieboldt 408. Bagels, croissants and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop on Monday, March 24, as Duygu Tunc (University of Chicago) presents her paper, “Does inductive risk make the value-free ideal of science untenable?”
The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in Wieboldt 408. Bagels, croissants and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop on Monday, March 3, as Kate Petroff (University of Chicago) presents her paper, “The Centrality of Free Time to Marxian Exploitation.”
The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in the Social Sciences Research Building, Room 302. Bagels, croissants and coffee will be provided.
Please join the Practical Philosophy Workshop on Monday, February 17, as Micah Lott (Boston College) presents his paper, “Everything is Already Achieved”: Work, Leisure, and Freedom.
The paper, to be read ahead of the workshop, is available under “Downloads.”
We will meet from 10:30am-12:30pm in the Social Sciences Research Building, Room 302. Bagels, croissants and coffee will be provided.
