Axiology Workshop 2023
\nVenue: McGill University\, Montreal
\nDates: September 29-30\, 2023
\nKeynote Speaker: Wlodek Rabinowicz (Lund)
\nCanada Research Chair in Value Theory and the Philosophy of Public Policy (PI: Iwao Hirose) is pleased to announce the first annual Axiology Workshop. The workshop is intended to be a friendly forum where analytical value theorists in philosophy\, economics\, and social sciences get together. It will take place in Montreal on September 29-30\, 2023
\nSpeakers
\nWlodek Rabinowicz (Lund) &ldquo\;Person-affecting restriction and incommensurable lives&rdquo\;
\nNicolas Cote (Glasgow) &ldquo\;A diachronic consistency argument against partial aggregation&rdquo\;
\nMatthew Adler (Duke) &ldquo\;Person-affecting consequentialism: Paretian\, equity-regarding\, desert-neutral\, and repugnant&rdquo\;
\nHenrik Andersson (Lund) &ldquo\;A hard rejection of spectrum arguments&rdquo\;
\nSteven Wall (Arizona) &\; David Sobel (Syracuse) &ldquo\;The benefits of valuing the good too much&rdquo\;
\nPetra Kosonen (UT Austin) &ldquo\;Bounded utilities and ex ante Pareto&rdquo\;
\nJohn Weymark (Vanderbilt) &ldquo\;Impartiality and relative utilitarianism&rdquo\;
\nRalph Wedgwood (USC) &ldquo\;A general account of the measurement of values&rdquo\;
\nMarina Moreno (LMU Munich) &ldquo\;The (im)possibility of prudential goodness&rdquo\;
\nAnthony Kelley (LSU) &ldquo\;The attitudinal hedonic tone theory of pleasure&rdquo\;
\nAttendance is free but requires registration as the space is limited. Please fill the registration form from the workshop webpage. If you are interested to act as a session chair (e.g.\, to secure your travel fund)\, please indicate your interest in the comment box in the registration form.