Abstract: This paper examines why and how individuals from disadvantaged sectors of society mobilize in response to these lethal human rights violations committed by state security forces in democracies, drawing on ethnographic evidence from Brazil. It develops the concept of … Read more
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Celebrating Alan Nelson University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill May 3-4, 2023 Friday May 3 116 Murphey Hall 9:00-9:45: Philip Bold (Minnesota) “Later Wittgenstein on the Analysis of Experience: A Problem for Early Modern Empiricism?” 9:45-10:30: Emily Kelahan (Dickinson): “Adventures … Read more
More details and an invitation will be emailed out in the spring to graduating students.
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Want to understand the complex world in which we live? Consider UNC’s five-course minor in Philosophy, Politics and Economics that lets you satisfy Gen. Ed. requirements with an assortment of courses that together add up to more than the sum of their parts. The … Read more
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An intensive one-day workshop for faculty and graduate students on papers in progress by our PPE Research Assistant Professors. Agenda and sign-up form will be available later in the Spring.!
The third AEP workshop will be on the epistemology of expertise. It will be held on August 30-31, 2024 at UNC Chapel Hill, and feature talks by Cory Clark (Business/Psychology, Penn), Heather Douglas (Philosophy, Michigan State), Reiner Grundmann (Sociology, Nottingham), … Read more
