CEPPA Seminar S2 2025 / Climate Ethics/PhiCliSci
(all Seminars from 4-5.30pm on Thursday afternoon, Edgecliffe G03)
Week 2 (6 Feb) – Philip Ebert (University of Stirling)
Philosophical Challenges in Risk Communication of Rare and Severe Events
Week 3 (13 Feb) – Simon Lee (Earth & Environmental Sciences) and Viviane Fairbank (Philosophy)
Philosophy of Climate Science: Climate Modelling and Climate Communication
In-person and online (John Henderson lecture room in Castlecliffe)
Week 4 (20 Feb) –Petronella Randell (St Andrews)
Resisting the unexperienced
In-person and online
Week 5 (27 Feb) – Katharina Bernhard (St Andrews)
Multiple Aims of Science and the New Demarcation Problem
In-person and online
Week 6 (13 Mar) – Daniela Dover (UCLA)
The Democratic Soul in Plato and Whitman
In-person and online
Week 7 (20 Mar) – Tom Sinclair (Oxford)
Hypocrisy as Evasion
In-person and online
Week 8 (27 Mar) – TBA
PhiCliSci
In-person and online
Week 9 (3 Apr) – Christine Korsgaard (Harvard University)
The Incomparable Value of the Individual
Online but live-streamed from Edgecliffe G03
Week 11 (17 Apr) – Lucy O’Brien (UCL)
Autonomy and control over one’s social self-consciousness
In-person and online
Week 12 (24 Apr) – Knox Lecture by David Enoch
Title TBA
Location TBA
Week 13 (1 May) – Carla Bagnoli (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia)
The powers of shared agency: a Kantian account of evil and hope
In-person and online
Week 10 (21 Nov) – Clotilde Torregrossa (St Andrews)
Climate Ethics: The (Aesthetic) Value of Environmental Activism
Week 15 (15 May) – Vid Simoniti (University of Liverpool)
Merely Imagined Moralities: on the political (in)significance of perspectival worldmaking.
In-person and online