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SUMMARY:Indeterminacy in Ethics
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LOCATION:Whiteknights\, Reading\, United Kingdom\, RG6 6AH
DESCRIPTION:<p>Indeterminacy in Ethics</p>\n<p>Ratio One-Day Conference</p>\n<p>25 April 2015</p>\n<p>Philosophers acknowledge that vagueness is pervasive\, and there has recently been a lot of &nbsp\;interesting work on vagueness and rational choice. But vagueness seems to raise distinctive problems &nbsp\;for ethical theory in particular. Representative questions include:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>does ethical vagueness have any implications for moral metaphysics?</li>\n<li>if it's implausible that there is a minimum threshold for 'tall'\, can there be one for 'acceptable &nbsp\;level of charitable donation'?</li>\n<li>if not\, can we make sense of indeterminacy in which actions are better or permissible?</li>\n<li>how ought moral agents act under such indeterminacy?</li>\n</ul>\n<p>In this one-day conference\, we&rsquo\;ll bring together several leading philosophers to discuss this &nbsp\;emerging area of research.</p>\n<p>Speakers:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Sara Bernstein (Duke)</li>\n<li>Cristian Constantinescu (Birkbeck)</li>\n<li>Tom Dougherty (Cambridge)</li>\n<li>JRG Williams (Leeds)</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Generously supported by Wiley and the Mind Association. We have tried to keep registration costs as low as possible: &pound\;20 for staff\, &pound\;10 for graduate students\, and &pound\;5 for undergraduate students.</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Luke Elson:
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