Postgraduate seminar (2019)
The postgraduate seminar is for postgraduate students in philosophy and related academic areas to present their research for discussion in a friendly and supportive environment. Staff and postgraduates with an interest in philosophy are welcome to attend.
Seminars take place on Fridays in seminar room Arts 2N8, from 3:30-4:30. Last year's schedule can be found here.
(Note: in addition to the postgraduate seminar, postgraduate students also attend the main departmental seminar series.)
| DATE | SPEAKER | TITLE |
| 08 Mar | Chloe Wall | Testimony How |
| 15 Mar | Zachary Swindlehurst | The Knowledge Norm of Belief |
| 22 Mar | Chloe Wall | Epistemic Injustice and Memory |
| 29 Mar | Joe Burke | |
| Can Philosophical Tiggers and Eeyores Exist? | ||
| 05 Apr | Jeronimo Pucci | Psychotherapy, Well-Being and the Capabilities Approach |
| 12 Apr | Zachary Swindlehurst | Blind Rule-Following and the Normativity of Belief |
| 19 Apr | No talks: mid-semester break | |
| 03 May | Finn Butler | Meaning Irrealism and Global Eliminativis |
| 10 May | Joao Carvahlo | Spinoza On Teleology |
| 17 May | Adam Carter | How should moral theories accommodate risk? |
| 24 May | Camlo Woods | Revolutionary fictionalism versus humanistic amoralism |
| 31 May | Nathan Sampson | TBD |
| winter break: futher dates to be confirmed | ||