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Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to announce that the program for the 9th annual Workshop for Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy (October 14-16, 2021) in Tucson, AZ has now been posted on the OSPP website: Workshop for Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy | Oxford Studies […] Read More
We are very pleased to have Jonathan Quong commenting on Simon May’s “Why Strict Compliance?” A reminder you can find Simon’s paper open access here. Here now is Jonathan: I learned a lot from Simon’s excellent paper, and I hope it will become a focal […] Read More
How can Rawlsian ideal theory’s strict compliance assumption be warranted when so many problems of injustice arise precisely because many people fail to comply with their moral obligations? A standard answer is that the assumption is necessary to define the ideal society that should serve […] Read More
The North American Society for Social Philosophy (NASSP) is seeking proposals for a panel on: Free Speech, Academic Freedom, and Democracy in the Disinformation Age for its group session at the Eastern Division APA to be held from Jan. 5th-8th, 2022, in Baltimore, MD. (The […] Read More
Welcome to our highly anticipated discussion of Sukaina Hirji‘s “Oppressive Double Binds,” published in the most recent issue of Ethics. You can find the paper here. Elizabeth Barnes‘s critical précis is immediately below. Please join the discussion! Elizabeth Barnes writes: In Sukaina Hirji’s remarkable paper […] Read More
You are invited to participate in an on-line workshop on Scanlon, Moral Motivation, and the Value of Persons (Oct. 29-30) Papers will be shared with registered attendees in early October and they will be invited to add comments via the on-line annotation program Perusall. The […] Read More
Shoemaker and I have had a ton of fun running PEA Soup over the past 9 years. It was founded in 2004 and Shoe has been at the helm that whole time. (Wow, how old is he? Never mind, that isn’t important now.) At its […] Read More
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