E T H I C S S E M I N A R
The Boston University Ethics Seminar meetings are open to all college faculty and students, at Boston University and elsewhere. Please contact me to be added to the email list that I use for sending out announcements and papers in advance.
Schedule for 2019-2020
Tuesday, October 29: Renée Bolinger (Princeton)
Friday, November 15: Daniel Fogal (NYU)
Friday, February 21: Alex King (Buffalo)
Friday, April 3: Macalester Bell (Bryn Mawr)
Thursday, April 16: Stephanie Leary (McGill)
Visitors in 2018-2019
Gunnar Björnsson (Stockholm), Agnes Callard (Chicago),
Garrett Cullity (Adelaide), Zoë A. Johnson King (NYU),
Sarah McGrath (Princeton), Benjamin Morison (Princeton),
Gerard Vong (Emory)
Visitors in 2017-2018
Nomy Arpaly (Brown), Jeff Behrends (Harvard), Steve Clarke (Charles Sturt),
Candice Delmas (Northeastern), Stephen Finlay (University of Southern California),
Chris Howard (UNC Chapel Hill), Benjamin Kiesewetter (Humbolt),
Doug Portmore (Arizona State), Gina Schouten (Harvard)
Support over the years has been, and continues to be provided by the Boston University Center for the Humanities. Some 69 philosophers were guests of the Boston University Ethics Seminar between 2008 and 2016 (these visitors are listed on the old website). Photos of some of our earlier speakers were taken by Irina Mikhalevich. Here are a selection.
Schedule for 2019-2020
Tuesday, October 29: Renée Bolinger (Princeton)
Friday, November 15: Daniel Fogal (NYU)
Friday, February 21: Alex King (Buffalo)
Friday, April 3: Macalester Bell (Bryn Mawr)
Thursday, April 16: Stephanie Leary (McGill)
Visitors in 2018-2019
Gunnar Björnsson (Stockholm), Agnes Callard (Chicago),
Garrett Cullity (Adelaide), Zoë A. Johnson King (NYU),
Sarah McGrath (Princeton), Benjamin Morison (Princeton),
Gerard Vong (Emory)
Visitors in 2017-2018
Nomy Arpaly (Brown), Jeff Behrends (Harvard), Steve Clarke (Charles Sturt),
Candice Delmas (Northeastern), Stephen Finlay (University of Southern California),
Chris Howard (UNC Chapel Hill), Benjamin Kiesewetter (Humbolt),
Doug Portmore (Arizona State), Gina Schouten (Harvard)
Support over the years has been, and continues to be provided by the Boston University Center for the Humanities. Some 69 philosophers were guests of the Boston University Ethics Seminar between 2008 and 2016 (these visitors are listed on the old website). Photos of some of our earlier speakers were taken by Irina Mikhalevich. Here are a selection.
