Southern Philosophical Forum
Workshop: Disagreement
A workshop for postgraduate students and early career researchers, organised by the Southern Philosophical Forum and the Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics & Ethics (University of Brighton)
To register please contact Ian Sinclair <I.a.sinclair@brighton.ac.uk>
Keynote speakers: Noah Gabriel Martin and Clare Woodford (University of Brighton)
7thFebruary 2020
Room G7, Pavilion Parade, University of Brighton
9.00am to 5.30pm
ALL WELCOME
09.00 – 09.15 – Registration
09.15 – 11.00 – PANEL 1
Joel Yalland (University of Kent): Agreement, Disagreement and Stand-Up Comedy
Elliot Porter (University of Kent): No Platforming: a question of distribution, not free speech
Sadie Tomlinson (University of Brighton): Political change through aesthetics with Deleuze and Rancière
11.15 to 13.00 – PANEL 2
Spiros Makris (University of Macedonia): Disagreement as Civil Disobedience: The contribution of Hannah Arendt in light of contemporary political theory
Harrison Lechley-Yuill (University of Brighton): Ex-appropriation: Democracy and Resistance
Niclas Rautenberg (University of Essex): Finding the Conflictual in Conflict – A Phenomenological Analysis of the Alien in Politics
13.00 – 14.00 – Lunch break
14.00– 15.30 – KEYNOTE
Noah Gabriel Martin (University of Brighton): Disagreement and the Difference between Responding to Evidence and Being Right
Clare Woodford (University of Brighton): The Ethics of Disagreement
15.45 – 17.15 – PANEL 3
Paul Irikefe (University of Cardiff):Disagreements on Case Judgements and the Threat of Radical Restrictionism: A Reply to Machery
Jacopo Condo’ (University of Brighton): Relational agents and personal values: the role of reason in moral disagreement
Robert Singh (King’s College London): Disagreeing with philosophical experts
Please join us for a post-workshop drink at the Waggon &Horses Pub (109 Church Street, Brighton).
Please contact one of the organizers for further details or queries: Jacopo Condo (J.Condo’@brighton.ac.uk), Viktoria Huegel (v.a.huegel@brighton.ac.uk) and Harrison Lechley-Yuill (H.Lechley-Yuill2@brighton.ac.uk).
Southern Philosophical Forum
The Southern Philosophical Forum has the aim of bringing together postgraduate and early career researchers in the South of England to meet periodically in a friendly and informal setting to share and discuss work in progress. The forum’s focus for this year will be Disagreement. This workshop constitutes the inaugural meetingand will befollowed by a conference in early 2021.
If you are interested in joining the forum – even if this year’s topic is not of particular interest – please email SouthernPhilosophicalForum@brighton.ac.uk
We are looking forward to hearing from you!
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