> > CONFERENCE: CULTURAL HERITAGE AND THE ETHICS OF WAR > > Homerton College, Cambridge, 18th – 19th September 2019 > > Keynote Speakers: > Simon Blackburn (Cambridge) > Ruth Chang (Oxford) > Victor Tadros (Warwick) > > The AHRC-funded Heritage in War Project, led by Helen Frowe and Derek > Matravers, explores the moral value of cultural heritage and how we ought to > incorporate this value into our accounts of the ethics of war, and deal with > damage to heritage in the aftermath of conflict. Whilst some work has been > done on these topics by people working in cognate areas, few philosophers > have directly engaged with these sorts of questions. The aim of this > conference is to begin to develop a robust account of the status of heritage > in war by exploring philosophical work on such matters as incommensurability > and incomparability, the nature and status of cultural heritage, risk > imposition, and the reconstruction and replacement of damaged or destroyed > heritage. > > For more information and to register: > https://www.heritageinwar.com/cambridgeconference > <https://www.heritageinwar.com/cambridgeconference> > > > Best wishes, > > Joshua Lewis Thomas > > > > Research Associate - AHRC Heritage in War Project > Open University > https://www.heritageinwar.com/ <https://www.heritageinwar.com/> _____________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the CamPhilEvents mailing list, or change your membership options, please visit the list information page: http://bit.ly/CamPhilEvents
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