First intradepartmental postgraduate conference

Published: 28 May 2019

14 June 2019

Format

The IPC consists of five postgraduate students talk. Each contributing speaker will have 45 minutes to present their paper. Every talk will be followed by a 10-minute response from a staff member and a 20-minute Q&A.

Conference Date

June 14th 2019

Venue

Gannochy Room, Wolfson Medical School building

Speakers

  • María Méndez (PhD) “The Political Aspect of a Relational Approach to Autonomy"
  • Dario Mortini (PhD) "The Evidential Divorce of Rationality and Justification"
  • Annie Hunter (MSc) TBC
  • Nathan Kirkwood (PhD) "Quine's Early Methodology: Scientism versus Naturalism"
  • Yunjie Zhang (PhD) 'Rethinking intrinsic value and instrumental value in environmental ethics'

Accessibility

The conference will adopt the general principles and guidelines of Minorities and Philosophy. Therefore:

  • We guarantee that the workshop venue will be accessible to all speakers and members of the audience. For accessibility information about the venue and personalised accessibility requests, please contact: Joaquim Giannotti
  • We are committed to inclusivity related to the event and the reviewing process.
  • We are committed to extending the deadline for those that need extra time for medical and/or accessibility reason.

Registration

Conference attendance is free. However, registration is required. In order to register, please email glasgowipc@gmail.com, including “Registration IPC 2019” in the email subject. 

Contact details 

glasgowipc@gmail.com

event timetable - see speakers above


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First published: 28 May 2019