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The Ethics at Notre Dame Symposium (“ENDs” for short) is a biennial, thematic conference in normative ethics held every other spring at the University of Notre Dame, beginning in 2027. Free and open to all registrants, ENDs aims both to advance new work on significant […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to announce April’s Ethics discussion, featuring Kimberley Brownlee and Alyssa Izatt’s (University of British Columbia) paper, “Justice for Girls: On the Provision of Abortion as Adequate Care,” with a précis by Japa Pallikkathayil (University of Pittsburgh). The discussion is scheduled for […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to announce an upcoming ethics discussion of Julian Jonker’s A Dilemma for Expressive Arguments Against Markets, accompanied by a critical précis by Brookes Brown. The discussion is now open. Some preliminary thoughts on “A Dilemma for Expressive Arguments Against Markets” Julian […] Read More
The 14th annual Workshop for Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy will take place in Tucson, AZ, October 22-24, 2026. The deadline for submissions is July 15, 2026. Submissions should be submitted at Workshop for Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy | Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy. […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to present a Free & Equal discussion on Tweedy Flanigan’s “Why Riot? An Expressive Theory of the Justification of Rioting”, featuring a critical précis by Candice Delmas. The article is available for public access here. The comments are closed until the […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to announce a forthcoming Free & Equal discussion on Tweedy Flanigan’s “Why Riot? An Expressive Theory of the Justification of Rioting”, featuring a critical précis by Candice Delmas. The discussion will take place from January 21st to 23rd. The article is […] Read More
PEA Soup’s public philosophy section ‘Soup of the Day’ is pleased to introduce a new series with the online magazine Aeon, in which we will be hosting critical responses to Aeon articles written by professional philosophers for a more general audience, intended to kickstart a […] Read More
PEA Soup is pleased to introduce October’s Ethics discussion, featuring Scott Altman’s (University of Southern California) paper, “Discrimination, Non-Complicity, and Reasons that Mask Disdain,” with a précis by Alan Patten (Princeton University). Discrimination and Disdain Comment on Scott Altman, “Discrimination, Noncomplicity, and Reasons that Mask […] Read More
PEA Soup’s public philosophy section ‘Soup of the Day’ is pleased to announce a new series with the online magazine Aeon, in which we will be hosting critical responses to Aeon articles written by professional philosophers for a more general audience, intended to kickstart a […] Read More