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SUMMARY:Reason\, Judgment and Sense/Sensibility/Sentiment in the Moral Life
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LOCATION:Memphis\, United States
DESCRIPTION:<p>The 2014 Tennessee Value and Agency &ldquo\;TVA&rdquo\; Conference will take place November 6-9\, 2014\, on the University of Tennessee Campus\, 1210 McClung Tower.&nbsp\; The conference will focus on (rethinking) the relationships between practical reason\, moral judgment and moral <br> sense\, sensibility and sentiment in the moral life\, with an eye toward bringing structure and clarity to the aims and ambitions of current work in moral psychology and moral theory.&nbsp\; Keynote speakers will be Amelie Rorty (Tufts) and Talbot Brewer (UVA).&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>40 minutes presentation time\; if you plan to read your paper this means a paper no more than 4000 words) by July 1\, 2014\, to <a target="_blank">2014tvaconf@gmail.com</a>.&nbsp\; &nbsp\;The authors of abstracts/papers selected for presentation will be notified by August 15\, 2014\, and the conference program will be set and announced by September 1\, 2014.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Please direct questions (but not abstracts) to David Reidy\, <a target="_blank">dreidy@utk.edu</a>.</p>\n<p>The UT Philosophy Department&rsquo\;s annual Tennessee Value and Agency &ldquo\;TVA&rdquo\; Conference was inaugurated in the fall of 2012.&nbsp\; The Conference focuses on and advances work in two areas central to the Department&rsquo\;s research mission and graduate program:&nbsp\; value theory and agency/action theory.&nbsp\; Each year there is a conference theme\, addressed by keynote speakers and roughly a dozen presenters selected by the conference organizers upon blind review of abstracts received in response to an internationally distributed call for abstracts. The conference takes place over a Thursday through Sunday in the fall term.&nbsp\; The Conference is free and open to the public\; students and scholars with special interests in the conference theme are encouraged to attend.&nbsp\; Participants and attendees enjoy high quality sessions with lively and productive discussions that typically spill over to receptions\, meals\, and so on.</p>
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