Southampton Ethics Centre Update - Winter 2017
This is an update on five forthcoming events sponsored by the Southampton Ethics Centre. Denis McManus
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1. The Sixth Ethical Challenges Lecture
13th February, 6 pm, Avenue Campus, University of Southampton Jennifer Saul (Sheffield) on ‘Dogwhistles and Figleaves: Techniques of Racist Political Manipulation’
This event is free however you must register here
For further queries, please contact Tracy Storey at tps@southampton.ac.uk
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2. SEC Seminar: Sarah Fine
21st February, 5 pm, Room 2117, Avenue Campus, University of Southampton Sarah Fine (KCL) on ‘The outraged conscience of mankind: Asylum, refugees, and a human right to international freedom of movement’
The seminar is free to attend and there is no need to register. For further details, see this page.
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3. 'Constitutivism: Contemporary and Historical Approaches', workshop 3rd April, 10 – 6pm, Room 1097, Avenue Campus, University of Southampton
Speakers: Paul Katsafanas (Boston), Jack Woods (Leeds), Lucas Thorpe (Bogazici), Daniel Elstein (Leeds) and Sasha Mudd (Southampton).
The workshop is also generously supported by the British Academy. It is free, and to register, please contact Tracy Storey at T.P.Storey@soton.ac.uk For further queries, please contact the workshop organizer: Sasha Mudd at A.R.Mudd@soton.ac.uk
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4. 'The Moral and Political Philosophy of John Stuart Mill', workshop 30th -31st May, University of Southampton
Speakers: John Skorupski (St Andrews), Christopher Macleod (Lancaster), Helen McCabe (Warwick), Brian McElwee (Southampton, Philosophy), Demelza Hookway (unaffiliated), Ben Saunders (Southampton, Politics), Gerald Lang (Leeds), and Matt Kerr (Southampton, English).
The workshop is also generously supported by the Mind Association. For further details, please contact the conference organiser, Brian McElwee - B.M.Mcelwee@soton.ac.uk
For further details, see this page.
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5. Southampton-Humboldt Normativity Conference 2017 21st – 23rd June, University of Southampton. This conference is the second in an annual series alternating between the University of Southampton and Humboldt University, Berlin.
Keynote speakers: Nomy Arpaly (Brown) and Sanford Goldberg (Northwestern).
The conference is also generously supported by the Mind Association and the Aristotelian Society. For further details and a ‘Call for Papers’, see this page.
Organizers: Alex Gregory, Conor McHugh, Daniel Whiting