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November 2020
James Manwaring (Cambridge) – Insanity’s Wrongness Limb (Greenberg’s Leverhulme ECF seminar))
The third 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, 26 November, 17.00–18.30 (UK time) on Zoom. James Manwaring (Cambridge) will present a paper entitled: “Insanity’s Wrongness Limb.” 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…
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Recent Work on the Ethics of Consent, Part I (Zoom; Durham Law & RoR Workshop)
Maximilian Kiener (Oxford, Roots of Responsibility) and Karamvir Chadha (Durham) are organising a two-part workshop "Recent Work on the Ethics of Consent." The first part of the workshop will be held online via Zoom, 16.30-19.30 (UK time) on Wednesday 2 December 2020, and will feature two presentations: Maximilian Kiener (Oxford), “When Do Nudges Undermine Voluntary Consent?” (pre-read) Neil Manson (Lancaster), “A Partial Map? What the Philosophy of Consent Leaves Out” (presentation) For more details and for registration, please visit the…
Find out more »Matt Matravers (York) – Mental Capacity in Conviction and Sentencing (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. Matt Matravers (York) will present a paper entitled: “Mental Capacity in Conviction and Sentencing.” Anyone interested in attending should email Dr Greenberg, with ‘Criminal Law and the Mind registration’ in the subject line, to be added to the…
Find out more »Carsten Heidemman – “Facts as Norms, and Norms as Facts” (Maastricht Law and Philosophy Platform)
A meeting in the online MLP² (Maastricht Law and Philosophy Platform) seminar series, on Thursday 3 December, 18.00–19.30 (Amsterdam Time = 17.00–18.30 UK time): Carsten Heidemman - Facts as Norms, and Norms as Facts. For details, see their web page.
Find out more »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 fifth 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, 10 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…
Find out more »Marcia Baron (Indiana) – A chapter from _Self-Defense, Reason, and the Law_ (Greenberg’s Leverhulme ECF seminar)
The sixth and this term’s final 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, 17 December, 17.00–18.30 (UK time) on Zoom. Marcia Baron (Indiana) will discuss a chapter (TBC) from her monograph in progress, Self-Defense, Reason, and the Law. This is a read-in-advance session. Anyone interested in attending should email Dr Greenberg, with ‘Criminal Law…
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