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PEA Soup is pleased to introduce this month’s Ethics discussion, featuring David Sobel and Steven Wall’s paper ‘The Subjective/Objective Distinction in Well-Being‘ with a précis by Chris Heathwood. Précis and commentary on Sobel and Wall, “The Subjective/Objective Distinction in Well- Being” (Ethics, 2025) for PEA […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to host another book discussion, as Erin Kelly (Tufts University) looks at Stephen Darwall‘s recent book The Heart and its Attitudes, putting the book into conversation with Émile Durkheim’s fascinating book, Moral Education. Heartfelt Connection and Broken-Heartedness Erin I. Kelly, Tufts […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to announce the subject of our upcoming book discussion, as Erin Kelly (Tufts University) will look at Stephen Darwall‘s recent book The Heart and its Attitudes, putting the book into conversation with Émile Durkheim’s fascinating book, Moral Education. We hope you […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to announce next month’s Ethics discussion, featuring David Sobel and Steven Wall’s paper ‘The Subjective/Objective Distinction in Well-Being‘ with a précis by Chris Heathwood. The online discussion will take place from May 28th to May 29th.
Bio(un)ethical hosts Sophie Gibert and Leah Pierson interview philosophers, clinicians, social scientists, and policymakers. Each episode questions an existing norm in medicine, science, or public health. Past episodes have featured long-form conversations with Sally Haslanger, Jeff McMahan, Sarah McGrath, Quayshawn Spencer, Rachel Fraser, and more. […] Read More
The 13th annual Workshop for Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy will take place in Tucson, AZ, October 23-25, 2025. The deadline for submissions is July 15, 2025. Submissions should be submitted at Workshop for Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy | Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy. […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to introduce this month’s Ethics discussion, featuring Elselijn Kingma and Fiona Woollard’s paper Can You Do Harm to Your Fetus? Pregnancy, Barriers, and the Doing/Allowing Distinction, with a précis from Elizabeth Harman. On Kingma and Woollard’s paper “Can You Do Harm […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to announce this month’s forthcoming Ethics discussion, featuring Elselijn Kingma and Fiona Woollard’s paper Can You Do Harm to Your Fetus? Pregnancy, Barriers, and the Doing/Allowing Distinction, with a précis from Elizabeth Harman. The online discussion will take place from January […] Read More
PEA Soup Blog is pleased to be hosting this Ethics discussion with Lowry Pressly (University of Stanford) and Wendy Salkin (University of Stanford). This discussion focuses on Pressly’s paper “The Right to Be Forgotten and the Value of an Open Future”, with a critical précis from Wendy Salkin. Critical […] Read More