Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs
Welcome to the new academic year! The Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs (CEPPA) is a research centre that promotes exploration into important ethical issues arising in public life. Its field of interest comprises ethics, social and political philosophy, and the philosophical dimensions of public affairs. CEPPA houses research projects, outreach projects, seminars, conferences, academic visits, fellowships, publishing, … Read more
CEPPA Talks (4-5.30pm on Thursday afternoon) Week 1 (18 Jan) – online and streamed from Edgecliffe G03 Selim Berker (Harvard) ‘Is there Anti-Fittingness?’ Week 2 (25 Jan) – Edgecliffe G03 Thom Brooks (Durham) ‘Justice and the Problem of Alienation’ Week 3 (1 Feb) – Edgecliffe G03 Jonathan Birch (LSE) ‘Debating proportionality at the … Read more
The final program for the St Andrews Graduate Conference in Ancient Philosophy is out! Happening on the 25th-26th of September. Featuring Maria Victoria Salazar, Michael Lang, Ashley Lance, Sarah Simmons, Dashan XU, Ron Buenaventura, M.M. McCabe and Dominic Scott. Here’s the link to the website where you can find, among other info, the registration form: … Read more
Sally Haslanger (MIT) will deliver the 2023 Knox Lecture, ‘Social Reproduction and the Politics of Care’.
Theron Pummer interviewed at the APA Blog! The main focus of the interview is his new book, but other topics include his personal life and future work.
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (Duke University) will be visiting St Andrews as a Senior Global Fellow from 25 April to 21 May.
