Deadline for abstracts: January 20, 2012 (for instructions, see below) The relation between moral judgments and moral motivation is a central issue in ethical theory. According to motivational internalism, making a moral judgment implies being motivated to act accordingly, at least under normal circumstances. The truth […] Read More
Submissions on any topic in moral philosophy (broadly construed) are welcome, not exceeding 25 minutes’ presentation time (approximately 3,000 words). Please send submissions via email in format suitable for blind review by Feb. 15, 2012 to: felicianethicsconference@gmail.com. Please submit fully completed papers, not abstracts or proposals. And please […] Read More
The excellent lineup is below the fold. For more information, go to the conference web site. Also, a small number of student bursaries are available to cover up to 50% of the conference and accommodation fees only, offered on a first come first served basis. […] Read More
I have funding to support two graduate students to work with me on SSHRC-funded projects: one on the norms of assertion and related issues in epistemology, the philosophy of language and value theory; the other an experimental philosophical approach to issues in speech act theory. […] Read More
Assume that my performing x would have beneficial effect, B1, providing me with an additional +19 utiles on Wednesday. Assume that my performing y would have detrimental effect, D1, providing me with an additional -10 utiles on Thursday. And assume that my performing z would […] Read More
Below the fold, I post the program for the 2012 Arizona Workshop on Normative Ethics, which will be held at the Westward Look Resort in Tucson, AZ, on Janurary 5-7, 2012. The program looks excellent and has a fine representation of PEA Brains. Registration is […] Read More
Only a bit more than 3 weeks remain to submit papers to the Nebraska Practical Reason and Metaethics conference. Speakers include: Nomy Arpaly (Brown) Michael Bratman (Stanford) James Dreier (Brown) Peter Railton (Michigan) Connie Rosati (Arizona) Mark Schroeder (USC) Michael Smith (Princeton)
CALL FOR PAPERS From faculty and graduate students SOCIETY FOR THE THEORY OF ETHICS AND POLITICS, Northwestern University 6th Annual Conference May 17–19, 2012 Keynote speakers: Harry G. Frankfurt (Princeton) T. M. Scanlon (Harvard)
From those who brought you PhilPapers, comes PhilJobs. PhilJobs is an international and year-round service. For some background info on the project, see Chalmer's blog. They encourage anyone advertising a philosophy job to submit it to PhilJobs (submission is easy and free), and they encourage […] Read More