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This PhD course will focus on important topics related to understanding sexual violence, sexist ideology, rape myths, and their relation to epistemic injustices. The lecturer is Dr. Hilkje Hänel.

In this DynamiTE lunchtime seminar, Jamie Draper will be presenting his paper ‘Climate Change and Territorial Sovereignty’.

How do states and other political actors make use of attention?

Transtextual Characters in Ancient Greek and Roman Epic:
Conceptualization and Case Studies

PhD fellow Biu Huntington-Rainey will present an overview of their research on innovation and acquisition at the syntax-pragmatics interface.

In this DynamiTE lunchtime seminar, Visa A. J. Kurki will be presenting his paper ‘Can Nature Hold Rights? It’s not as Easy as you Think’.

Cat Saint-Croix (University of Minnesota) presents to the GoodAttention group

Ege Yumusak (Harvard) presents to the GoodAttention group.

Zachary C. Irving (University of Virginia) presents to the GoodAttention group on The Spontaneity Deficit: Good Minds in the Age of Distraction.

C. Thi Nguyen (University of Utah) presents to the GoodAttention group on Value Collapse.

“States, Cities, and the Admission of Refugees: Do Sub-State Collectives Have a Right to ‘Take Up the Slack’?”

A talk by Gaia Belardinelli and Thomas Bolander

This is the fourth workshop on Kantian Foundations of Democracy. KanDem is the first large scale analysis of the democratic theory of the Kantian School in Germany in the 1790s. For more information about the project, please visit the project web page.

PhD fellow Mary Beth Neff will present an overview of the proposed research for her article-based dissertation.

Bahador Bahrami (Ludwig Maximilian Universität) presents to the GoodAttention group on "Inter-personal alignment of belief in decision making under uncertainty"

Ned Block (New York University) presents to the GoodAttention group on "Nonconceptual Colo Perception"

Part of the Oslo Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence talk series

Presentation by Austin Baker

The project on Kantian Foundations of Democracy holds its third workshop on October 11-12 at Voksenåsen hotel, Oslo.

In August 2022, Workshop 3 brought together historical, legal, and philosophical perspectives on Antarctica and the rights of nature.  

This conference explores the view of democracy of those who in the 1790s sought to develop a Kantian legal and political philosophy

This Ph.D. course will focus on the role and implications of generic generalizations in science (e.g. “Low interest rates cause inflation”), ethics (e.g. “Lying is wrong”), and  society (e.g. “Women are submissive”).

Talk by Drew Johnson (University of Connecticut)