News in Brief - November 2024

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Philosophy News Digest

Featured News 

Katherine Furman’s article ‘Beliefs, values and emotions: An interactive approach to distrust in science’ made the Philosophical Psychology editor's choice list for UNESCO World Philosophy Day. 

International News 

Katherine Furman has been awarded a CODESRIA (Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa) Diaspora fellowship to visit the University of Free State in South Africa for a month in 2025.  

Publications 

Tom Whyman’s ‘Adorno’s Ethical Materialism’ is forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook of Adorno, now available online here. 

Other News  

Teo Manea Hauskeller was on the Moral Maze asking, ‘What is a healthy attitude to death? 

Robin McKenna was on the Big Think, where he was asked ‘When should you try to change your friend’s beliefs?’  

Rachael Wiseman talked about G. E. M. Anscombe on Timeline Theological Videos  

Katherine Furman and Laura Gow were both promoted to Senior Lecturer. Congratulations both!

Upcoming Events 

The next talk in the online ‘Women in Parenthesis’ seminar series will be on 10 December. Dr Ian James Kidd, ‘Midgley, Wickedness, and Vices’. For the full programme and to participate see here. 

We have had the last of our Stapledon seminars now. Our new season begins in February with Dr Ben Davies (Sheffield).