This year the annual conference of the \;British Society for Ethical Theory \;will be held online\, 12-14 July.
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Nine excellent talks on \;ethics spread over three afternoons\, from the comfort of your own home. No registration fee\, though those attending should be members of BSET. \;For further information\, please see: \;www.bset.org.uk
Keynote Speakers:
Professor Alison Hills (University of Oxford)
Professor David Enoch (Hebrew \;University of Jerusalem)
Submitted Talks:
Jasmine Gunkel &lsquo\;Do I Really Have to Say &ldquo\;Feed Two Birds with One Scone&rdquo\;?&rsquo\;
Robert Hartman &lsquo\;Moral Luck\, Humility\, \;and Benevolence&rsquo\;
Jordan MacKenzie &lsquo\;Self-Deception as \;Self-Defeat&rsquo\;
Nick Makins &lsquo\;Moral Doubt\, Uncertainty \;and Ambivalence&rsquo\;
Daniel Miller &lsquo\;When Moral Ignorance is \;an Excuse&rsquo\;
Yonatan Shemmer &lsquo\;Treating as a Reason&rsquo\;
Teemu Toppinen and Vilma Venesmaa &lsquo\;An \;Expressivist Explanation for Our Knowledge of Normative Supervenience&rsquo\;