Michael Moore (Illinois) – “Can We Maintain the Distinction Between Intention and Belief (so Crucial to Both Culpability and Permissibility Discriminations)” (Greenberg’s Leverhulme ECF seminar)

The fourth meeting of Belief in Philosophy and the Criminal Law, a seminar series run by Dr Alexander Greenberg, who is Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at UCL working with RoR’s PI John Hyman, is on Thursday, 3 December, 17.00–18.30 (UK time) on Zoom.

Michael Moore (Illinois) will discuss his paper entitled “Can We Maintain the Distinction Between Intention and Belief (so Crucial to Both Culpability and Permissibility Discriminations)?”

This is a read-in-advance session. Anyone interested in attending should email Dr Greenberg, with ‘Criminal Law and the Mind registration’ in the subject line, to be added to the mailing list for the seminars. In advance of each seminar, the subscribers will receive a Zoom link and the paper for the pre-read sessions.

For the schedule for the term, see this post.