Early Career Work in Progress Seminar

The Early Career Work in Progress Seminar is a venue for early career philosophers (usually within five years of PhD or employed on a fixed term position) to present their research in a low stakes, friendly environment.

If you are interested in presenting, please get in touch with James Laing (james.laing@philosophy.ox.ac.uk)

Workshop in Early Career Work in Progress Convenors: James Laing

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Week 1 (28th Apr) Jeremy Page (Queen's College) What is it to be responsive to aesthetic value?
Week 3 (12th May) Marco Grossi (New College) More varieties of risk
Week 5 (26th May) Jordan Walters (Nuffield College) What’s wrong with misanthropy?
Week 7 (9th Jun) Tareeq Jalloh (University College) Violence, rhymes, and double binds

 

Week 1 (20th Jan) Matthias Rolffs (Oxford/Bern) Time for Moral Luck
Week 3 (3rd Feb) Jordan Scott (University College) Persuasion in Politics: A Pessimistic Proposal
Week 5 (17th Feb) Lewis Williams (Merton) Demandingness and the Limits of Normativity
Week 7 (3rd Mar) Rebecca Rowson (Christ Church) Authentic Expression

 

Week 1 (14th Oct) James Laing (St Hugh’s) Belonging
Week 3 (28th Oct) Alex Geddes (Oriel) Substances Sub Specie Aeternitatis
Week 7 (25th Nov) Joe Gough (Merton) Understanding ‘Dignity’ and ‘Autonomy’ in Assisted Dying

 

Week 7 (11th Jun) Andrea Buongiorno (Oxford) Fixing Signification in Metaphysics Gamma 4
Week 8 (18th Jun) Arnaud Petit A humble play of voices: Merleau-Ponty and the ending of Phenomenology
Week 9 (25th Jun) George Webster Quantum-Bayesianism and Hegel: 'Mutual Recognition in the Philosophy of Physics'

 

Week 1 (21st Jan) Jack Wearing Acquaintance and Authority
Week 5 (18th Feb) Fabian Pregel The New Age of Enumerative Induction