Contemporary Aristotelian Studies Specialist Group 3rd Annual Conference

Keynote: Tony Lawson (University of Cambridge) 'Why Bother with Social Ontology?'

The last decade has seen a resurgence of interest in Aristotle’s work among political, social and moral theorists – with identifiably Aristotelian themes and positions emerging in debates on issues from well-being to social ontology, and from management theory to the capabilities approach.  And as previously, there is a suitably broad remit for the third annual conference of the PSA’s Contemporary Aristotelian Studies Group. Contributions to the conference typically embody a wide array of focal points and applications, including (as broad examples):

• Politics
• Ethics
• Sociology
• Education
• Political economy
• Law
• Social policy
• Social justice
• Equality
• Diversity
• The theory/practice relationship

Deadline:  

for registration, 10 October 2013 (Registration coming soon)

Fee:

£25

£15 for postgraduate 

For further details, please contact: [email protected]