"Behavioral Economics, Libertarian Paternalism, and the Nudge Agenda" Erik Angner is Associate Professor of Philosophy, Economics, and Public Policy at George Mason University. For a complete bio, please visit his website. This event is free and open to all; pizza … Read more
Workshop on Early Modern Philosophy Friday, Nov. 13. 3:00 P.M. Caldwell 213 Galen Barry (University of Virginia): "Spinoza and the Linguistic Nature of Impossibilities" This workshop is free & open to all.
This is a closed event.
Join us for a Parr Center "Ethics Around the Table" event! Deborah R. Gerhardt is an Associate Professor at the UNC School of Law. She specializes in the intersection of law and creativity and has written leading articles in trademarks, … Read more
Ken Taylor will give a talk, "Selfhood as Self-Representation". For a copy of the paper, please email Katie at kbunyea@unc.edu. This Speaker Series talk will take place from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. in Bingham 103.
18 November Ch 10: Causation, Nomic Determination, and the Counterfactual Test (optional: also 11 and 12) Led by: Phil
All graduate students are encouraged to attend; lunch will be provided.
Kit Wellman (Washington University in St. Louis) will present, "The Ethics of Immigration and Refugee Crises". This event is free and open to all; pizza will be provided.
“Revitalizing Mercy under the Rule of Law” I distinguish between two concepts of mercy in Western political thought: beneficent mercy and critical mercy. To grant beneficent mercy is to compassionately spare someone from harsh treatment that she deserves. To grant … Read more
Monday, November 23 12:30 p.m. | Caldwell 213 Teaching Workshop The topic will be utilizing student feedback and successes and failures in teaching in order to better design one's courses in the future. There will be a panel of people … Read more
