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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20121205T090000
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SUMMARY:Is punishment immoral? – philosophical perspectives on a legal practice
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LOCATION:Tübingen\, Germany
DESCRIPTION:<p>The T&uuml\;bingen Graduate Conferences in Practical Philosophy aim to provide an&nbsp\;opportunity for young scholars in practical philosophy and related fields to&nbsp\;gain experiences in presenting and discussing their own work with&nbsp\;distinguished researchers in the field. The Graduate Conferences are&nbsp\;organized by a team of graduate and PhD students at the philosophy&nbsp\;department of T&uuml\;bingen University\, Germany. This year&rsquo\;s Conference is&nbsp\;dedicated to the question &ldquo\;Is punishment immoral?&rdquo\; and centers on the recent&nbsp\;work on the moral justification of legal punishment by our invited guests:</p>\n<p>Prof. Michael Zimmerman (University of North Carolina)<br>Dr. Christopher Bennett (Sheffield University)<br><br>The conference language is English.<br><br>Contact:&nbsp\;jon.leefmann[at]izew.uni-tuebingen.de.<br><br>The Conference-Team<br><br>(Bahadir Eker\, Michael Hermann\, Gregor Hochstetter\, Peter K&ouml\;nigs\, Michael&nbsp\;Lauenstein\, Jon Leefmann and Tom Poljan&scaron\;ek)</p>\n<p>For further information please visit our website at:</p>
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