Moral Philosophy Reading Group (MPRG)
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CEPPA Talk: Eilidh Beaton (Aberdeen), “Paying Attention to Global Politics”
Edgecliffe G03 The Scores, St Salvator's Quad +1 moreAbstract: The Sudanese civil war has been described as a "forgotten crisis" that the world ought to pay more attention to. Some campaigners object that excess attention on migration is a “distraction" from other important issues. Such calls for cross-border attentional change are a frequent feature of our global political landscape. Yet while philosophers have ... Read more
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The St Andrews Kant Colloquium
Edgecliffe G01Preliminary session
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Moral Philosophy Reading Group
Reading: Jenny Mace, "An Application of the 4Ns to Pronatalism: Implications for Animal Welfare"
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Film and Philosophy at CEPPA
Edgecliffe G03 The Scores, St Salvator's QuadCEPPA FILM CLUB: Dick Johnson is Dead You can see the trailer here. Recommendations to read: Sigmund Freud - Mourning and Melancholia Sigmund Freud - On Transience Quill Kukla - Holding the Body of another Symposium, 11:2, 2007 Lindemann - On the mend, Journal of Clinical Ethics, 16:4, 2005. Lindemann - 'What and When to Let Go: Identities ... Read more
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The St Andrews Kant Colloquium
Microsoft TeamsRafeeq Hasan (Amherst College): "Kant’s Sequence of Rights” MS Teams
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Moral Philosophy Reading Group
Edgecliffe G03 The Scores, St Salvator's QuadCora Diamond, "Anything but Argument"
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Moral Philosophy Reading Group
Cora Diamond, "Anything but Argument"
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CEPPA talk: Matti Wilks (Edinburgh)
Edgecliffe G03 The Scores, St Salvator's Quad +1 moreTitle: Who has an expansive moral circle? Abstract: The moral circle describes who we do and do not think of as worthy of moral concern. In this talk, I will discuss psychological research that aims to understand variability in our moral circles. I will present work across several projects that aims to (a) map out ... Read more
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CEPPA Kant Colloquium
Microsoft TeamsPeter Moser (St Andrews): "Ownership of non-physical things in Kant’s legal philosophy