A forum for discussing Philosophy, Ethics, and Academia
In a new series, PEA Soup is hosting book discussions in which philosophers introduce a book that influenced them or that they found important. The first post is by Daniel Viehoff, who introduces The Morality of Freedom by Joseph Raz. The comment section will be […] Read More
Welcome to our latest Ethics discussion forum, on James Grant’s “Moral Worth and Moral Belief”. You can find the paper open access here. We kick off the discussion with a critical précis by Julia Markovits: This is a little gem of a paper, and I urge […] Read More
*NB: Thread Extended until Monday, 20 March, 17:00 PDT* Welcome to our latest P&PA discussion forum, on David Clark’s “Refusing Protection”. You can find the paper open access here. We kick off the discussion with a critical précis by Kim Ferzan: For years, I’ve been […] Read More
The 11th annual Workshop for Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy will take place in Tucson, AZ, October 19–21, 2023. The deadline for submissions is August 1, 2023. Submissions should be submitted to https://oxfordstudiespoliticalphilosophy.sbs.arizona.edu/. Keynote speakers will be David Estlund and Gina Schouten. We invite submissions […] Read More
The Centre for Ethics, Law and Public Affairs at Warwick University took over the running of the moral philosophy blog PEA Soup last year. Whilst on the surface, the Soup has been chilling, things are bubbling below. We have a series of fantastic threads planned […] Read More
We Daves have been honored to have been the ladlers of PEA Soup for the last ten years (and Shoe for the last 18). This has been a haven for some excellent moral and political philosophy, both full-fledged and half-assed. We’ve had a ton of […] Read More
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“The University Center for Human Values invites applications for Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Faculty Fellowships for the academic year 2023-24. Fellows devote an academic year in residence at Princeton to research and writing about topics involving human values in public and private life. This full-time […] Read More
Welcome to our latest Ethics discussion forum, on Kieran Oberman’s “Freedom and Viruses,” kicked off with a precis by Ian Carter. Take it away, Ian! In this excellent article, Kieran Oberman aims to contest the common view, encountered in much of political discourse, that the […] Read More