This will be a major international\, two-day workshop on the nature and significance \;of \;temporal well-being (i.e.\, what it is to be well off at or during \;a particular time--for example\, a moment\, a day\, a week\, a year\, or a whole chapter \;of \;one&rsquo\;s life). \;The impetus for the workshop is Ben Bramble&rsquo\;s recent monograph\, \;The Passing \;of \;Temporal Well-Being \;(2018\, Routledge)\, which argues that only lifetime well-being has intrinsic normative significance\, and \;therefore\, that there is no such thing as temporal well-being.
Keynote Speakers
Ben Bradley (Syracuse University)
\nConnie \;Rosati \;(University of Arizona)
Other Confirmed Speakers
Ben Bramble (University of Liverpool)
\nAnca Gheaus (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
\nAntti Kauppinen (University of \;Helsinki)
\nAdam Shriver (Oxford)
\nAnthony Skelton (Western)
\nTeru Thomas (University of Oxford)
\nTatjana \;Vi&scaron\;ak \;(Goethe University of Frankfurt)
Registration
The workshop is free to attend\, but registration is required. To register\, please email \;bramble@liv.ac.uk