To be had with Chris Surprenant (University of New Orleans) on May 20. See link here.
Welcome to our book forum on Elinor Mason‘s new book Ways to be Blameworthy: Rightness, Wrongness, and Responsibility. Below is a brief introduction to the book by Elinor Mason. As a reminder, you do not need to have read the book to participate in the discussion; feel […] Read More
I’m interested in other professionals’ opinions on this general sort of situation. You reviewed a journal submission containing a pattern of serious falsification of the research record, much of which is essential to the manuscript’s main argument. This is not a close call: it’s dead […] Read More
Despite what you may think, the Soup is subject to the same virus-vicissitudes as the rest of the world. So unfortunately we have to announce that the Prindle Institute can no longer fund the regular Soup monetary awards, both the “best-of-year” and the “special themed […] Read More
What follows is Max Hayward’s abstract for his paper, “How to be an Ethical Anti-Objectivist,” which is here. Caroline Arruda’s comments are here. We encourage anyone to participate in the discussion! “Objectivity is the central problem of ethics. Not just in theory, but in life.” […] Read More
This Friday we will begin hosting some of the lost Pacific APA sessions. (And if you would like us to host your session on moral/political philosophy, just let us know.) We will begin with a session on Max Hayward’s paper “How to be an Ethical […] Read More
From Mark Timmons: I am pleased to announce a call for abstracts for the Twelfth Annual Arizona Workshop in Normative Ethics (WiNE) that will be held in Tucson, Arizona on January 14-16, 2021. Abstracts are welcome in any area or on any topic in normative […] Read More
Hello out there, PEA Soupers. I hope all of you are healthy and taking good care of yourself and your families. I happened to be talking on the phone with David Shoemaker last night while we were sharing a few end-of-the-week cocktails, and he asked […] Read More
Thanks to Iskra Fileva’s and Olivia Bailey’s suggestion, we are happy to have PEA Soup host sessions that had been scheduled for the now-cancelled Pacific APA. These include colloquia, symposia, and author-meets-critics sessions in moral and/or political philosophy, broadly construed to include agency & responsibility. […] Read More