ERC Research Seminar Spring 2020 “Agency and Responsibility”
Here is the schedule for the ERC research seminar, which runs from January to March 2020. The seminar will be led by Professor John Hyman and … Read More
Resources
Programme, titles and abstracts for WS “Responsibility, Knowledge and Belief”
The first Roots of Responsibility workshop will be held on 14–15 December 2019. The theme is Responsibility, Knowledge, and Belief. This event is jointly sponsored by Dr Alexander Greenberg’s Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship … Read More
4-year PhD positions for the Lund Gothenburg Responsibility Project (LGRP)
Lund Gothenburg Responsibility Project (LGRP) is looking to hire three four-year, fully-salaried PhD students affiliated with their project, two at Lund and one at Gothenburg. Applications are due … Read More
New members of the project appointed
The Roots of Responsibility ERC project team is pleased to announce the appointment of three new members: Maximilian Kiener, Claire Field, and David Campbell.
Lund conference on themes from Bernard Williams
Paul Russell (Lund & British Columbia) and András Szigeti (Linköping & Lund), together leading Lund-Gothenburg Responsibility Project (LGRP), organised, as part of the project, a conference on themes … Read More
John Dupré on “Indeterministic Compatibilism” and “Free Will in a World of Process”
Professor John Dupré (Exeter) gave the second of the project’s special invited lectures on Tuesday, 4 June, in the seminar room, Department of Philosophy, UCL. His lecture was … Read More
John Hyman’s review of Jonathan Dancy’s “Practical Shape”
John Hyman, Roots of Responsibility ERC project’s principal investigator, has written a review of Jonathan Dancy’s book, Practical Shape: A Theory of Practical Reasoning (Oxford UP, 2018). It … Read More
John Dupré to give special lecture on Free Will
Professor John Dupré (Exeter) will give the second lecture in the series of special invited lectures for the Roots of Responsibility ERC project, from 17.00 to 19.00, at … Read More
Peter Cane on “Responsibility in Law, Legal Theory and (Legal) Philosophy”
Professor Peter Cane (ANU and Cambridge) gave the first of the project’s special invited lectures on Thursday, 23 May, at the Senate House. His lecture was entitled “Responsibility … Read More
Special invited lectures by Peter Cane and John Dupré
Here is the schedule for the ERC research seminar for the Spring term 2019, which runs from January to March. We will meet on Wednesday, from 10.00 to 12.00, in the seminar room, Department of Philosophy, UCL (19 Gordon Square). Notifications for individual meetings will be created in the Events section.