2020 Knox Lecture video is now available!
On 9 June 2020, Prof. John Haldane gave the Sir Malcolm Knox Memorial Lecture, “Philosophy and Public Affairs in Historical Perspective”.
Events
CEPPA Chats, 1st Series, Episode Nine – Cecile Fabre
In this YouTube video, Cecile Fabre sits down with Ben Sachs to discuss a sensitive topic in light of the 2016 U.S. Presidential and Brexit votes—foreign interference with the democratic process. This is the last of the 1st Series of CEPPA Chats. The full list of episodes and video links can be found here.
A Prize for Lara!
Lara Jost has won the Society for Applied Philosophy’s Annual Conference 2020 Postgraduate Essay Prize for her paper, the ‘The Emotional Account of Microaggressions’. Paper link below! Another great accomplishment for a CEPPA Postgraduate Member.
CEPPA Chats, 1st Series, Episode Eight – Helen Frowe
In this YouTube video, Helen Frowe sits down with Theron Pummer to talk about whether it makes sense to think of soldiers as more legitimate targets of military force than civilians. Follow CEPPA on Twitter @_CEPPA to see each new episode of the 1st Series of CEPPA Chats as they’re released on Mondays at 4pm.
Lara Jost – Medical Humanities Seminar – 24 June – “Endometriosis and Sources of Knowledge”
Wednesday 24th June, 1 – 2pm Lara Jost (CEPPA Postgraduate Member) ‘Endometriosis and Sources of Knowledge’ Lara currently works on sources of knowledge, and the credibility deficit incurred by people using what is not deemed an ‘appropriate’ source of knowledge. Endometriosis provides a great case study to discuss, as there is a real tension between only … Read more
CEPPA Chats, 1st Series, Episode Seven – Hilary Greaves
In this YouTube video, Hilary Greaves sits down with Theron Pummer to offer her controversial viewpoint on poverty, global health, extinction, artificial superintelligence, and which problems are most worth our effort to avert Follow CEPPA on Twitter @_CEPPA to see each new episode of the 1st Series of CEPPA Chats as they’re released on Mondays at … Read more
CEPPA Chats, 1st Series, Episode Six – Jeff McMahan
In this YouTube video, Jeff McMahan sits down with Ben Sachs to talk about whether animals are the moral equals of humans, how we ought to treat humans with severe cognitive limitations, and whether there is anything wrong with eating lab-grown meat. Follow CEPPA on Twitter @_CEPPA to see each new episode of the 1st … Read more
CEPPA Chats, 1st Series, Episode Five – Thomas Schmidt
In this YouTube video, Thomas Schmidt sits down with Johannes Nickl to talk about what we can reasonably expect from an ethical theory. Follow CEPPA on Twitter @_CEPPA to see each new episode of the 1st Series of CEPPA Chats as they’re released on Mondays at 4pm.
Alex Douglas on Private Debt Forgiveness
CEPPA’s own Alex Douglas recently participated in a workshop on the lockdown exit strategy; check out the recording here. Further information on the workshop: Context: A key part of the Government’s response to the Coronavirus economic crisis is to support private sector lending (e.g., TFS-SME and CBILs) and to ease the burden of household debt … Read more
CEPPA Chats, 1st Series, Episode Four – John Haldane
In this YouTube video, John Haldane, sits down with Theron Pummer to talk about what it is to be reasonable and whether we should restrain the way we present our opinions in the public forum. For those interested in Professor Haldane’s work, you’re warmly invited to attend this year’s Sir Malcolm Knox Memorial Lecture, at … Read more