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22
May
2014

Gabe Rabin (ANU): TBA

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20
May
2014

Matthew Hammerton (ANU): If there are agent-centered constraints then consequentialism is true

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Midterm Review It is widely supposed that if there are agent-centered moral constraints then some version of non-consequentialism is true. For example, suppose we accept the agent-centered constraint that you ought not kill even to prevent more killing by others. Many think that accepting such a…

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19
May
2014

Nic Southwood (ANU): "Actual" Does Not Imply "Feasible"

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19
May
2014

MSPT Seminar: Nic Southwood (ANU)

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13
May
2014

Alexander Prescott-Couch (Harvard): Rational Reconstruction and the Role of Values in Social Scientific Idealization

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What roles should values play in social scientific inquiry given the aims of social science and the nature of its subject matter? That is a big question. This talk will focus on a related but narrower question: is there a role for values in guiding and assessing idealizations in social science and…

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12
May
2014

MSPT Seminar: Neil Levy (Oxford)

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08
May
2014

Brian Weatherson (Michigan, Ann Arbor): Moral Ignorance is (Almost) Never Exculpatory

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In recent years, it has been widely held that a blameless belief that what one is doing is right is a full excuse for the action; that it makes the action blameless. There has been a lot of debate about how much difference this should make to our practices of blaming. But that's often been because…

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