Past Events
Jan
10
Basic Income Illusions: Lucas Stanczyk and Debra Satz
5:30pm | Stanford Law School, Crown Building,..., MAP
Should basic-income strategies be prioritized over labor organization? Are unconditional cash payments to individuals the proper response to collective...
Dec
14
Workshop on Law and Philosophy
10:30am | Stanford Humanities Center, MAP
Workshop on Law and Philosophy, Friday Dec 14 – Saturday Dec 15 Stanford University
Pre-read. Six...
Nov
30
Lucas Stanczyk Colloquium
3:30pm | Building 90, Room 92Q, MAP
Climate Change and the Structure of Intergenerational Justice
How quickly should the world reduce its greenhouse gas emissions? On the one...
Nov
29
Give People Money: How a Universal Basic Income Would End Poverty, Revolutionize Work, and Remake the World
5:30pm | Stanford Law School, Crown Building,..., MAP
This event has been rescheduled for Thursday, Nov 29, at 5:30 p.m.
Join us for a conversation with Annie Lowrey, an economics...
Nov
27
Book Launch - Just Giving: Why Philanthropy Is Failing Democracy and How It Can Do Better
6:30pm | Bechtel Conference Center – Encina Hall..., MAP
The troubling ethics and politics of philanthropy.
Are the announcements of Jeff Bezos or the operations of Chan Zuckerberg things we should...
Nov
16
Mark Colyvan Colloquium
3:30pm | Building 90, Room 92Q, MAP
Crime, Punishment, and Bare Statistical Evidence
Mark Colyvan (University of Sydney and LMU)
Abstract: Various real and imagined...
Nov
09
Holly Smith Colloquium
3:30pm | Building 90, Room 92Q, MAP
The Morality of Creating and Eliminating Duties
We often act in ways that create duties for ourselves: we adopt a child and become obligated to...
Nov
02
Hume Speaker: Stephen Darwall
3:30pm | Building 90, Room 92Q, MAP
Gratitude as a Second-Personal Attitude (of the Heart)
P. F. Strawson lists gratitude as one of the distinctively second-...
Oct
12
Mark Schroeder Colloquium
3:30pm | Building 90, Room 92Q, MAP
Relationship Pathologies
This talk will be about how people – even well-meaning people – can fail to understand one another in ways that are...
Oct
05
Jennifer Nagel Colloquium
3:30pm | Building 90, Room 92Q, MAP
“Conversational Epistemics and Epistemology”
Some of the most interesting rules governing human conversations are epistemic in nature: in fact,...
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