April 12–13, 2013, Georgetown University Law Center. Details below the fold.
Ben Eggleston and I are putting the final touches on the manuscript for The Cambridge Companion to Utilitarianism, forthcoming from… well, you know. Now that most of the writing and editing is done, we're facing the real hurdle to getting a book published… the marketing […] Read More
The next phase of PEA Soup is here. As of this announcement, Dan Boisvert, Doug Portmore, and Josh Glasgow are stepping down from their posts as co-editors of PEA Soup with Dave Shoemaker. Going forward, the blog will be run by Dave Shoemaker and David […] Read More
The seventh annual meeting of the Felician Ethics Conference will be held at the Rutherford Campus of Felician College on Saturday, April 20, 2013 at 223 Montross Ave, Rutherford, NJ 07070 Plenary Speaker: Robert AudiJohn A. O’Brien Professor of PhilosophyUniversity of Notre Dame Submissions on […] Read More
University of Nottingham, 18th-19th January 2013 The aim of the conference is to investigate: (i) the connections between indispensability-type arguments in mathematics and ethics; (ii) connections between evolutionary debunking-style arguments in mathematics and ethics and (iii) more generally, other connections between the two areas that […] Read More
This conference will be in Los Angeles on May 20-22, 2013. Note that the deadline for submitting an abstract is extended by one week to Jan 8th. Keynote Speaker:Angelika Kratzer (UMass-Amherst) Invited Speakers:John Broome (Oxford)Jeff Horty (Maryland)Frank Jackson (ANU/Princeton)Paul Portner (Georgetown) Seven additional speakers will […] Read More
This is the final call for abstracts for the next St. Louis Conference on Reasons and Rationality, sponsored by UMSL and Washington University. Many PEA Soupers have participated the past three years. May 19 – 21, 2013Moonrise Hotel in St Louis, MO Keynote Speaker:Michael Smith […] Read More
I've recently reviewed manuscripts for two interdisciplinary journals, journals in which philosophers can and do publish but in which articles by philosophers would be in the minority. I later surmised that the manuscripts I reviewed were not written by philosophers. Both had features that struck […] Read More
The Character Project at Wake Forest University is very excited to announce the winners of our philosophy and theology of character competitions. 8 winning projects have been selected in each competition, and nearly $1 million in funding will be awarded to support this research. Details […] Read More