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16
Aug
2022

The Coevolution of Commitment and Cooperation

Seminar

Abstract: In this talk, I argue that a significant factor in the evolution of human cooperation is the coevolution of commitment and cooperation. I show how different methods of undertaking commitments in our evolutionary history have enabled more sophisticated forms of cooperation over time. These…

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12
Aug
2022

What is Free Speech?

Lecture

In a country where one can be jailed for one's political opinions, one lacks freedom of speech. Freedom of speech entails the absence of coercive government interference in speech. But the absence of such interference is a merely necessary condition on free speech. What more needs to be the case in…

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12
Aug
2022

Selim Berker (Harvard)

Seminar

Selim Berker (Harvard) 12–1PM 12 August 2022 Location: RSSS room 6.71 or online via this Zoom link Paper title, details for accessing the paper and session details will be circulated through the Philsoc-l mailing list, which you can subscribe to here.  

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12
Aug
2022

The Deontic, the Evaluative, and the Fitting

Seminar

The evaluative categories (goodness, badness, betterness, and the like) and the deontic categories (requiredness, permittedness, forbiddenness, and the like) are separate families of normative categories, each with its own distinctive logic, structure, and basis. The aim of this paper is to argue…

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09
Aug
2022

The aboutness argument against the modal theory of states of affairs

Seminar

Abstract: Define a state of affairs to be a way things are or a way things fail to be. The modal theory of states of affairs holds that, for any states of affairs s1 and s2, s1 = s2 iff s1 and s2 are necessarily equivalent to each other (that is, iff, necessarily, s1 obtains iff s2 obtains). A…

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08
Aug
2022

Tertiary Ethics Olympiad - Information Session

Meeting

The International Tertiary Ethics Olympiad is a debate-style competition. Across three heats, teams are scored on respectful, collaborative discussion of issues in applied ethics (e.g. ethically noxious art, sexual harassment, migration ethics). Two teams will be selected from interested…

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05
Aug
2022

Global Climate Policy for Philosophers

Conference

This presentation is an overview of the Global Climate Regime: the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Paris Agreement, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and various bilateral, sub-national, and private sector agreements that together constitute global climate…

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