Workshop on the Phenomenology of Moral Emotions
Banyo
Australia
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The field of phenomenological research in recent decades has expanded beyond epistemological concerns to issues in ethical thinking. The questions of a possible phenomenology of moral experience—can there be such a study, what would its proper object be, and how do we isolate what is distinctively moral in our affective experience?—are still in dispute. The newly formed Centre for Philosophy and Phenomenology of Religion at ACU will be hosting a workshop to explore the ongoing development of phenomenological perspectives on moral experience.
Programme
Friday, October 5
250 Victoria Parade
Level 5, Board Room 5.15
10.00am: Coffee and Tea on arrival
10:30am–11:30am: Anthony J. Steinbock, “Pride: Moral Resistance as Self-Limitation”
11:30am–12:30pm: Lunch
12:30pm–1:30pm: Michael R. Kelly (Boston College, USA): “A Phenomenological Alternative to Gabriele Taylor’s Moral Psychology of Envy”
1:30pm–2:30pm: Discussion
3.00pm: Book Launch for Michel Henry: The Affects of Thought (Continuum, 2012), edited by Jeffrey Hanson and Michael R. Kelly
Introduced by Antony J. Steinbock
For any other queries, please contact Dr. Nick Trakakis: [email protected], or phone: +61 3 9953 3263.
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