Author Archives: ckirwin

This Friday, we’re delighted to welcome Derrick Darby (UMichigan) presenting his paper ‘The Fair Value of Voting Rights’. The paper should be read in advance, and is available on request from Claire Kirwin (ckirwin at uchicago dot edu). When: Jan 8th, … Continue reading →

This Friday, we’re delighted to welcome Law and Philosophy Fellow Alexander Prescott-Couch, who will be presenting his paper ‘Hermeneutic Injustice as Unequal Hermeneutic Concern’. The paper should be read in advance, and can be found on our download page (password: … Continue reading →

After a couple of recent cancellations we are back on schedule – this Friday we have Daniel Telech presenting his paper ‘Generously Guilty’. Dan’s paper is now available on our download page (password: praxis) When: Nov 13th, 10.30am-12.20pm    Where: Social Science Research Building, … Continue reading →

This Friday, we’re delighted to welcome Jessica Tizzard to present her paper ‘The possibility of Kantian Frailty’. The paper should be read in advance, and can be accessed from our download page (password: praxis). When: Oct 9th, 10.30am-12.20pm      Where: … Continue reading →

Here. Further details for these talks will appear in due course.

In 2015-16 we’re delighted to be welcoming the following visiting speakers to the workshop: Marcia Baron, Derrick Darby, Kyla Ebels-Duggan, Sharon Street, Laurence Thomas, Helga Varden, Susan Wolf We’ll also have presentations from the following members of our own graduate and faculty community: Anastasia … Continue reading →

This Friday, we are delighted to welcome our own Zachary Loveless to present his paper, ‘The Virtue Ethical Account of Right Action’. The paper should be read in advance, and can be found on our download page (password: praxis). When: June … Continue reading →

On May 29th, Santiago presented his paper ‘Self-Knowledge, Commitment, Ambivalence and Moral Development’.

This Friday, we are delighted to welcome our own Jason Bridges who will be presenting his paper “Two Kinds of Mental Causation” in full at the workshop. The paper will also be available on our download page soon. When: May 15th … Continue reading →

This Friday, we are delighted to welcome David Schweickart (Loyola) to present his paper ‘Sartre, Camus, and a Marxism for the 21st Century’. The paper should be read in advance, and can be found on our download page (password: praxis). … Continue reading →