Talk: A Theory of Justice
A Game-Theoretic Analysis and Critique of John Rawls’ A Theory of Justice with Robert Wolff, sponsored by PPE and Parr Center for Ethics.
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Ethics Around the Table: Karolyn Tyson (Sociology, UNC)
Toy Lounge, Dey HallEthics Around the Table: Karolyn Tyson (UNC) Trust in Times of Crisis and Change: Black Parents and Trust in Schools in the Aftermath of Desegregation Karolyn Tyson is Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of North … Read more
CRÉ/Parr Joint Conference 2019
213 Caldwell HallCRÉ/Parr Joint Conference 2019 The Centre de recherche en éthique (Center for Research on Ethics), Montreal, and the Parr Center for Ethics, Chapel Hill, are pleased to join forces for this day-long conference. Conference Program 8:45-9 am Arrival and light … Read more
Chapel Hill Normativity Workshop
2nd Annual Chapel Hill Normativity Workshop A workshop on normativity, broadly construed. There will be seven talks - six filled via an open call for papers, plus a keynote delivered by Prof. Julia Markovits (Cornell), plus drinks, a workshop dinner, … Read more
Summer Teaching Orientation
213 Caldwell HallSummer Teaching Orientation This workshop aims to prepare participants for teaching a summer course. It is especially aimed at those who have not taught a summer course previously, but should also be useful for those who have. We'll cover topics … Read more
Department Talk: Susan Wolf
213 Caldwell HallEthics Around the Table: Harry Brighouse (UW-Madison)
Caldwell 105 ,Join us for an Ethics Around the Table presentation with Harry Brighouse: “Why Instructional Quality is the Most Important Equity Issue on Campus”. This event is free and open to all; lunch will be provided! Registration is required; please click here to register.
Speaker Series: Valerie Tiberius (University of Minnesota)
Caldwell 105 ,“Well-being and Cybernetics: integrating philosophy and personality psychology to build a better theory”
Teaching Workshop
213 Caldwell HallAssessment. This final teaching workshop of the academic year focuses on assessment. Izzy Brassfield, Minji Jang, and Macy Salzberger will lead us in a discussion on best assessment practices, including: thinking about how to use formative and summative assessment; grading … Read more
Maynard Adams Symposium: Philip Kitcher (Columbia)
The 2019 Adams Symposium, “Why is Climate Change so Difficult to Address or Stop?,” featuring Philip Kitcher, John Dewey Professor of Philosophy at Columbia University, will take place on April 12-13, 2019. The symposium begins with Professor Kitcher’s lecture and … Read more