[CamPhilEvents] Reminder: Hartry Field at the Moral Sciences Club

Dear all, The next meeting of the Moral Sciences Club will be held next Tomorrow (17th November). We are delighted to welcome Hartry Field (NYU), who will be giving a talk entitled 'Naive Properties'. The abstract for the talk is as follows: Naive property theory consists of (1) an Abstraction Pr

[CamPhilEvents] Semantics, Pragmatics and Philosophy (SPP) meeting-Nov 27th, 14:00

Dear all, The next meeting of the Semantics, Pragmatics and Philosophy (SPP) Research Group will be on Friday 27th November from 2 to 3pm. We will be reading the following article: Elder, C. H., & Haugh, M. (2018). The interactional achievement of speaker meaning: Toward a formal account of co

[CamPhilEvents] CamPoS: Nov 18, Haixin Dang on Epistemic Responsibility and Scientific Authorship

Dear all The third CamPoS seminar of Michaelmas term will be given by Haixin Dang >, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Leeds. Details as follows: Time: Wednesday 18 November, 1-2:30pm Place: Online via Zoom: details below.

[CamPhilEvents] Let's Get Practical: Practical Ethics Discussion Group

Hi all, Kyle and I are setting up a practical ethics discussion group, and you're all very welcome to join! We intend to meet on Fridays from 4-5:30pm. For the rest of this term, we will be focusing on topics related to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, going forward we would love to look at a wi

Re: [CamPhilEvents] Let's Get Practical: Practical Ethics Discussion Group

Hi all, Unfortunately, the phil-events list will not allow me to send documents. You can find details of this term's readings below. Feel free to get in touch with me over email if you're struggling to find copies of the articles. Best wishes, Emma --- 20th November. Lockdown: Public Health

[CamPhilEvents] MAP Mentoring & Welcome event

Dear all, The Cambridge branch for Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) is running an informal, online Mentoring and Welcome event on Thursday 26th November at 5-6:30pm via Zoom. We've gathered professional philosophers from across the 'career ladder', including University lecturers, postdoctoral fe