Area of Specialisation > Moral Philosophy

Elizabeth Anderson | University of Michigan | What Has Gone Wrong? Populist politics and the mobilization of fear and resentment

Gopal Sreenivasan | Duke University | Must the ends in courage be good?

David Sussman | Illinois | Retributivism Reconsidered

Vida Yao | Rice University | Grace and Alienation

Sarah Paul | NYU-Abu Dhabi | Plan B Consistency

Lucy O'Brien | UCL | Marie Guillot | Essex | Self - Matters

Martin O'Neill | York | Social Justice, Democratic Socialism, and Collective Capital Institutions

E. Sonny Elizondo | California | Kantian Eudaimonism

Brendan de Kenessey | Toronto | What Makes Reasons Moral?

Matthew Boyle | Chicago | Ethics and the First Person Perspective

Alexander Prescott-Couch | Oxford | Hermeneutic Injustice and the Public Sphere

Selim Berker | Harvard |The Deontic, the Evaluative, and the Fitting

Louise Hanson | Durham | Robust Moral Realism and Robust Aesthetic Realism

Edward Lamb | Oxford | Benefiting Those Who Would Benefit More

Paul Bloomfield | Connecticut | Justice as the Virtue of Respect

Sam Berstler | Princeton/MIT | The Ethics of Word Twisting

Oded Na'aman | Martin Buber Society of Fellows, Hebrew University of Jerusalem | Meaningful Suffering

Michael Rabenberg | Princeton | Lucretius’ Puzzle

John-Stewart Gordon | Vytautas Magnus University | Ethics as a Method

Barry Maguire | University of Edinburgh | Rewiring Ethics

Jed Lewinsohn | Pittsburgh | The ‘Natural Unintelligibility’ of Normative Powers

Johann Frick | Princeton | Dilemmas, Luck, and the Two Faces of Morality

Michael Otsuka | LSE | The case for a funded pension with a defined benefit (DB)

CANCELLED (this seminar will now take place in Trinity Term)