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Jessica Isserow (University of Leeds): ‘The Possibility of Moral Redemption’
Abstract: Many moral wrongs fade into the past, leaving their agents free to move on from them. But others have a curious sort of staying power; they seem to stubbornly stick with their agents, despite the reparative steps that they’ve taken and the personal progress that they’ve made, affecting how others appraise and treat them in turn. In this paper,…
Find out more »Katherine Puddifoot (Durham University): TBD
Abstract: Coming soon… Katherine Puddifoot is an Associate Professor in Philosophy at Durham University. Katherine works on topics in social philosophy, philosophy of psychology, and feminist epistemology. Her recent research focuses on stereotyping, implicit bias, epistemic injustice and distorted memories. This event will take place in person on LSE’s campus. However, those unable to attend in person will have the option of…
Find out more »Elise Woodard (King’s College): TBD
Abstract: Coming soon… Elise Woodard is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at King’s College London, Dickson Poon School of Law. Elise's primary interests lie in epistemology, ethics, and social & feminist philosophy (and their various intersections). Her current research focuses on fickleness, double-checking, evidence-gathering, and epistemic repair. She's also interested in consent and gaslighting, among other things. This event will take place in person…
Find out more »Catherine Robb (Tilburg University): TBD
Abstract: Coming soon… Catherine Robb is an Assistant Professor at Tilburg University. Catherine's research interests are in ethics and metaphysics, particularly the nature and value of talent, ability and skill, and the implications this has for well-being, morality and equality. This event will take place in person on LSE’s campus. However, those unable to attend in person will have the option of…
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