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PPE Speaker Series: “The Normative Function of Intentional Action” with Mikayla Kelley (University of Chicago)
PPE Speaker Series: “The Normative Function of Intentional Action” with Mikayla Kelley (University of Chicago)
Abstract: Our sophisticated capacities for normative thought, talk, and practice are supported by some fundamental, seemingly non-normative concepts. In this talk, I identify one such concept---the concept of intentional action---by identifying its distinctive normative function. Specifically, I argue that the … Read more
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2024 NHSEB National Championship
Join us on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus for the 2024 National High School Ethics Bowl Championship! More information about this event is forthcoming in Fall 2023.
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Philosophy Reimagined | Amanda Jesuca
Philosophy Reimagined | Amanda Jesuca
Join the Balter Undergraduate Fellows for thoughtful discussion. Free food (vegan options included) and CLE credit provided!
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Spring 2024 Duke + UNC Ancient Philosophy Works-in-Progress Series (Geoff Sayre-McCord)
Spring 2024 Duke + UNC Ancient Philosophy Works-in-Progress Series (Geoff Sayre-McCord)
We are delighted to announce the Spring 2024 lineup for the Duke + UNC Ancient Philosophy Works-in-Progress series. All are welcome to join us! Meeting #1: Friday March 1, 11:30am - 1pm (Mariska Leunissen, UNC-CH) Meeting #2: Friday April 19, … Read more
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Philosophy Reimagined | Nigel Parker
Philosophy Reimagined | Nigel Parker
Join the Balter Undergraduate Fellows for thoughtful discussion. Free food (vegan options included) and CLE credit provided!
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PPE Speaker Series: “Rebuilding Citizenship After State Violence” with Yanilda González (Harvard)
PPE Speaker Series: “Rebuilding Citizenship After State Violence” with Yanilda González (Harvard)
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