[CamPhilEvents] WEEE event Monday 29 February and Tuesday 1 March

Dear All Just a reminder about this recycling event on Monday and Tuesday next week. Please note, that you will not be able to use the cycle racks near the visitor parking area while this event is on. with best wishes Clare > > Dear all, > > It’s that time of year again, The Sidgwick Site

[CamPhilEvents] VHI/Woolf Lecture: Wittgenstein and Interreligious Dis/Agreement - Thu 10 Nov at 5.30pm

> > > > The 2016-17 VHI lecture series on Dynamics of Dis/Agreement > begins > this coming Thursday, 10th November at 5:30pm with Gorazd Andrejč speaking on > Wittgenstein and Interreligious Dis/Agreement, with responses from

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Institute of Criminology Public Thursday Seminar with Professor Rob Canton, 9th November, 5.30pm, B3

> Begin forwarded message: > > From: Rebecca Greene > Subject: Institute of Criminology Public Thursday Seminar with Professor Rob > Canton, 9th November, 5.30pm, B3 > Date: 2 November 2017 18:25:29 GMT > To: "enquir...@crim.cam.ac.uk" > > Dear All, > > Please may I bring to your attention

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Research Assistant on “Trust and Corporate Governance”

Dear all, This appointment may be of interest. - the closing date is 31 December. with best wishes Clare > > > Research Assistant, 'Trust and Corporate Governance' > > This post arises from a British Academy grant awarded to Natalie Gold, > John Mellor, and David Vines for a project entitled

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Narratives and AI - how the arts influence technology - Roundtable discussion with the Centre for the Future of Intelligence/CIPN, CRASSH Tues Jan 23rd 5-7pm

> Dear all This may be of interest, best wishes Clare > > From: Clare Foster > Subject: Narratives and AI - how the arts influence technology - Roundtable > discussion with the Centre for the Future of Intelligence/CIPN, CRASSH Tues > Jan 23rd 5-7pm > Date: 18 January 2018 08:43:18 GMT

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Exhibition at Christ's

> Begin forwarded message: > > From: Cambridge Political Thought and Intellectual History Seminar > > Subject: Exhibition at Christ's > Date: 18 January 2018 09:23:31 GMT > To: History-ptih Seminars > Reply-To: hc...@cam.ac.uk > > Dear all, > > Members of the Subject Group are invited to th

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Prof. Gábor Betegh on Plato and Brasília (16/02/2018)

> > > - > > We are delighted to announce Professor Gábor Betegh speaking on Plato and > Lúcio Costa's Brasília at the CCRSS: > > > ‘MAGNESIA AND BRASÍLIA: PLANNING CITIES AND FOSTERING VALUES’ > > Prof. Gábor Betegh > (Laurence Professor of Ancient Philosophy

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Thursday Seminar, Institute of Criminology, 8th February 2018, 5.30pm

> > > Dear All, > > Please could I draw your attention to the Seminar taking place this coming > Thursday at the IoC. > > > Learning to Field Test in Policing > and Criminal Justice > > Dr Peter Neyroud CBE QPM > > A drinks reception in the basement foyer will follow this seminar for

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Reminder: Community and Social Diversity Workshop, Friday 9th February, 12pm, lunch provided

> > _ > UCCRI Early Career Researcher Programme 2017-2018 > > Community and Social Diversity > > 12pm to 2.30pm, Fri

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Honorary Fellows Lecture on Wednesday 7 February 2018 UD

> > The Cambridge Philosophical Society's Honorary Fellows Lecture will take > place at the Bristol Myers Squibb Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemistry, > Lensfield Road on Wednesday 7 February 2018 at 6.00pm. The Speaker is > Professor Dame Ann Dowling OM DBE FRS FREng, President of the Roy

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Faculty of Education seminar with Charlena Wynn Mon 12th Feb 4.30

> > The Faculty of Education is proud to host Just As Quare As You Wanna Be: On > Afrofuturism as Cultural Aesthetic and Method for Liberating Black Bodies > with artist and scholar Charlena M. Wynn on Monday the 12th at 4.30pm in GS1. > Informed by Black feminism, queer theory of colour, and

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: The Paradise Papers - upcoming seminar presented by Violence Research Centre on 13th Feb 2018 (Tuesday)

> > > On behalf of the Violence Research Centre, Institute of Criminology, please > see below for details of their event next Tuesday, 13th February 2018. > > Dear all, > > The Violence Research Centre at the Institute of Criminology will be hosting > an upcoming seminar next Tuesday with Luk

[CamPhilEvents] Lecture on Monday 12 February 2018 UD

> > The Cambridge Philosophical Society is holding the third lecture of the Lent > Term at the Bristol-Myers Squibb Lecture Theatre, in the Department of > Chemistry on Monday 12 February 2018 at 6.00 pm. The Speaker is Professor > Richard Harrison, Professor of Earth and Planetary Materials,

[CamPhilEvents] Prof. Arindam Chakrabarti: Paper May 8th, Workshop May 10th

> > The Philosophy Faculty is delighted to announce two presentations from Prof. > Arindam Chakrabarti (University of Hawaii) on Tuesday May 8th and Thursday > May 10th. All are welcome. > > > 1. Tuesday May 8th, 11.30 am to 1pm, Philosophy Faculty Board Room > > Paper: ‘On what there will

[CamPhilEvents] Reminder: D Society Seminar May 4

D SOCIETY SEMINAR > > Easter Term 2018 > > Meetings will be held in the Faculty of Divinity on Fridays at 2.00 pm in the > Lightfoot Room, with tea following at 4.00 pm in the Selwyn Room. > > May 4, Prof Sarah Coakley (Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge), > 'Divine Hiddenness or D

[CamPhilEvents] Workshop 11th May: 'Presupposition, Force and Social Norms'

> > One-day workshop: 'Presupposition, Force and Social Norms' > > Friday May 11th, Faculty of Philosophy, Philosophy Board Room, Sidgwick Ave > > 9.30 Coffee > > 10-11.30 David Beaver, University of Texas, ‘Presupposing > Practices’ > > 11.45-1.00Rae Langton, Uni

[CamPhilEvents] Philosophy of Language Reading Group - Maciej Witek on speech acts, Wednesday 9th May

>> >> >> Dear all, >> >> Next week Maciej Witek will be visiting the faculty from the University of >> Szczecin and will present a paper at the language reading group entitled >> 'The expressive dimension and score-changing function of speech acts'. This >> will be on Wednesday 9th at the usu

[CamPhilEvents] Robert Wardy: valedictory lecture today

>> Begin forwarded message: >> >> From: Robert Wardy mailto:rbw1...@cam.ac.uk>> >> Subject: I shall be delivering ... >> Date: 10 May 2018 at 18:29:43 BST >> To: Rae Langton mailto:rh...@cam.ac.uk>> >> >> … my valedictory lecture, ‘Goodby to All That’, Monday May 21st. >> >> It will be in the

[CamPhilEvents] Conference - Objects & Properties: Generating Dialogue

> > "Dear All, > > There will be a conference on the 29th-30th June at St. John’s. The topic is > Objects & Properties: Generating Dialogue. For further details please refer > to our website, where there is a link to the registration page: > > https://objectsandproperties.wixsite.com/generatin

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: CRASSH Mellon Early Career Workshops on Comparatism

This may be of interest, best wishes Clare > CRASSH/Mellon Early Career Workshops on Comparatism in Michaelmas Term 2018 > > Territory and Cosmology > This course will look at how representations and experiences of local bounded > space interact with conceptions of the world as a whole in di

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Reading Group on Eriugena's Periphyseon

> > -- > > Dear friends and colleagues, > > Our Divinity Faculty Eriugena reading group will be starting on 15 January > and meeting weekly throughout the academic year. Details are: > > Day: Tuesday > Time: 11-12.30 > Location: Divinity Faculty, University of Cambridge, r

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Emmanuel Levinas Reading Group

> > -- > > Dear friends and colleagues, > > This is to remind everyone that for the Lent Term, we are starting a new > Seminar/Reading-Group on Emmanuel Levinas' Autrement qu’être ou au-delà de > l’essence/Otherwise than Being, or Beyond Essence (1974). > > (see also the website: >

[CamPhilEvents] Julia Borcherding to speak at D Society on 1st Feb

> > > Dr. Julia Borcherding (NYU and Cambridge) will speak at the Divinity 'D > Society' Research Seminar > > 'Conway on Causation and Cognition' > > 1 February 2019 > > 1.30-3.30 Lightfoot Room, Divinity > > > > > > _ To unsubscribe

[CamPhilEvents] Moral Change Workshop - 15 May

Moral Change Dynamics, Normativity, and Metaphors Workshop hosted by the Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge, UK The 15th of May 2019, Venue: Trinity College Junior Parlour Change is one of the most striking features of moral frameworks, and it has challenged thin

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: AHRC Network Workshop: History in the Humanities and Social Sciences

> > Prof. Richard Bourke (Cambridge) and Prof. Quentin Skinner (QMUL) cordially > invite you to the second of three AHRC-Funded Workshops on the theme of > "History in the Humanities and Social Sciences" to be held on Friday 22 March > 2019. A final Workshop will follow on 5 July. > > The ne

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Cultural Heritage and Ethics of War

> > 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

[CamPhilEvents] Reminder upcoming workshops: (i) Non-categorical Thought, March 25 (ii) Vitalism in Early Modern Philosophy, March 29-30

> > A reminder that we have two international workshops coming up next week: > > 1. One day conference on Non Categorical Thought, organiser Dr. Arif Ahmed > > https://www.phil.cam.ac.uk/events/non-categorical-thought > > > O

[CamPhilEvents] Reminder: Vitalism in Early Modern Philosophy 29-30 March

Dear all A reminder that this conference is starting tomorrow. >> >> Reminder: Two day conference on Vitalism in Early Modern Philosophy, >> organisers Dr. Julia Borcherding and Dr. Matthew Leisinger >> https://www.phil.cam.ac.uk/events/vitalism-conference >>

[CamPhilEvents] 'The Philosophers against Idleness' Wolfson College 7th May

> > "On Tuesday, 7th May, Professor Brian O'Connor, University College, Dublin, > and Visiting Fellow, Wolfson College, will be giving a talk entitled: > > 'The Philosophers against Idleness' > > During the age of Enlightenment new types of criticisms of idleness began to > appear. Philosoph

[CamPhilEvents] Prof Elizabeth Anderson gives the Seeley Lectures - Thursday 9 May 5pm

Dear all A reminder that Prof Elizabeth Anderson is giving the next Seeley lecture tomorrow at 5pm in the Runcie Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Divinity. Full details can be found here: https://www.polthought.cam.ac.uk/seeley-lectures/seeley-2019

[CamPhilEvents] Derrida seminars

> > Dear all, > > We are delighted to announce two upcoming CCRSS events this term at 5.15 pm > in room G.21, Faculty of Classics. > > 1) Tuesday 22nd October, Katherine Fleming (Queen Mary) > > “The sphinx and another thinking of life” > > Taking its cue from Derrida, this paper will suggest

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: CANCELLED Public Thursday Seminar 28th November 2019, Institute of Criminology

> Begin forwarded message: > > From: Criminology Reception > Subject: CANCELLED Public Thursday Seminar 28th November 2019, Institute of > Criminology > Date: 27 November 2019 at 10:50:56 GMT > > > Good morning, > > Please note, that in light of the strike action this week, our Public Sem

[CamPhilEvents] Alumni Festival 2020 - talk by Prof Alexander Bird entitled 'Romanticism, Creativity, and the Replication Crisis'

Dear all A reminder that on Tuesday 22 September at 12:30, Professor Alexander Bird will give a talk entitled 'Romanticism, Creativity, and the Replication Crisis’ as part of the Alumni Festival 2020. For further details (including booking - there are still tickets available) please visit the A

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Queer Aesthetics Reading Group, Lent term programme

> Dear all, > > We would like to invite you to join the new ‘Queer Aesthetics Reading Group’, > in which we will read and discuss cultural texts through the lens of queer > theory. This term we will focus on Queer and Black Temporality, Diasporic > Aesthetics, Queer Cinematic Time, and a Ger

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Leszek Kołakowski Honorary Fellowship LECTURE Thursday 11 March at 3pm

Dear all Please see attached and below details of the Leszek Kolakowski Honorary Fellowship lecture being given by Julia Borcherding on Thursday this week. Please register for this event using the zoom link below: best wishes Clare > > > Attached please find an invitation with active link

[CamPhilEvents] Fwd: Anthropocene (climate histories) reading group session: Against the Anthropocene in Arts and Visual Culture (Weds. 21 April @ 12pm GMT)

> > > Dear all, > > We are pleased to announce a special session of the Anthropocene (Climate > Histories) reading group next week. Lilian Kroth (University of Cambridge) > will guide us in a discussion of critical and aesthetic cultures of the > Anthropocene, including texts by Joanna Page