Tuesday 3 November 2015

• 18:00 - 2015 Loebel Lectures: The theoretical challenge of modern psychiatry: no easy cure - Neurobiological materialism collides with the experience of being human
  All are welcome to attend these public lectures but BOOKING IS REQUIRED
  Professor Steven E Hyman (Director of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research)
  Psychiatry Seminars

Wednesday 4 November 2015

• 18:00 - 2015 Loebel Lectures: The theoretical challenge of modern psychiatry: no easy cure - Science is quietly, inexorably eroding many core assumptions underlying psychiatry
  All are welcome to attend these public lectures but BOOKING IS REQUIRED
  Professor Steven E Hyman (Director of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research)
  Psychiatry Seminars

Thursday 5 November 2015

• 18:00 - 2015 Loebel Lectures: The theoretical challenge of modern psychiatry: no easy cure - What is the upshot?
  All are welcome to attend these public lectures but BOOKING IS REQUIRED.
  Professor Steven E Hyman (Director of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research)
  Psychiatry Seminars

Wednesday 18 January 2017

• 16:30 - Democracy and Social Decisions
  Amartya Sen (Harvard)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar

Friday 20 January 2017

• 15:30 - The Metaphysical Transparency of Truth
  TBA
  The Jowett Society and The Philosophical Society

Monday 23 January 2017

• 16:30 - The Claimability of Directed Duties
  Tom Sinclair (University of Oxford)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar
• 16:30 - The substitutional theory of logical consequence
  Volker Halbach (University of Oxford)
  Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar

Friday 27 January 2017

• 13:30 - How to Individuate Concepts
  Cressida Gaukroger (University of Oxford)
  Philosophy of Mind Work in Progress
• 15:30 - Ambiguity in Disjunctive Antecedents
  TBA
  The Jowett Society and The Philosophical Society

Monday 30 January 2017

• 16:30 - Is Close Enough Good Enough?
  Campbell Brown (London School of Economics)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar
• 16:30 - Limits in the Revision Theory
  Catrin Campbell-Moore (Bristol)
  Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar

Tuesday 31 January 2017

• 16:00 - Silencing and Poetry
  Maximilian de Gaynesford (University of Reading)
  The Aesthetics Seminar

Wednesday 1 February 2017

• 13:00 - The Distinction between Erotica and Pornography (1) & The Dangers of 'Make-up' Sex (2)
  Charlotte Figueroa (University of Oxford), James Kirkpatrick (University of Cambridge), Daisy Dixon (University of Cambridge)
  The Ockham Society

Thursday 2 February 2017

• 17:30 - What is the difference between a claim of justice and any other kind of moral claim?
  Samuel Bruce (University of Oxford)

Friday 3 February 2017

• 15:30 - Free from desire?
  TBA
  The Jowett Society and The Philosophical Society
• 15:30 - Free from desire?
  Prof Richard Holton (University of Cambridge)
  The Philosphical Society

Monday 6 February 2017

• 13:00 - Chapter four of Zoopolis by Donaldson and Kymlicka: 'Domesticated Animals Within Animal Rights Theory'.
  TBA
  Animal Ethics Reading Group
• 14:30 - Hegel's Philosophy of Subjective Spirit - Perception §§ 420–421
  TBA
  Hegel Reading Group
• 16:30 - In Defence of Spies – Espionage in War
  Cecile Fabre (University of Oxford)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar

Tuesday 7 February 2017

• 17:00 - The demon of the city: Ernst Cassirer on myth and Plato
  Dr. Tae-Yeoun Keum (University of Oxford)
  The Post-Kantian Seminar

Wednesday 8 February 2017

• 13:00 - Belief, Credence and Intention (1) & Outline of a Mereology for Activities (2)
  Matthew Hewson (University of Oxford), Alexander Heape (University of Oxford)
  The Ockham Society
• 18:00 - Type Theory & Set Theory
  TBA
  The MLE Seminar

Thursday 9 February 2017

• 16:30 - Title TBC
  Terence Irwin (University of Oxford)
  Ancient Philosophy Workshop
• 16:30 - How multiverses might undercut the fine-tuning argument
  Alastair Wilson (University of Birmingham)
  Philosophy of Physics Seminar

Friday 10 February 2017

• 09:00 - Text: The World as Will and Representation (v.I/II)
  TBA
  Schopenhauer Reading Group
• 09:30 - Heidegger Reading Group Week 4 HT17
  TBA
  Heidegger Reading Group
• 12:30 - Title TBC
  Tom McClelland (Warwick)
  Philosophy of Mind Work in Progress
• 15:30 - Physics and Fundamentality
  TBA
  The Jowett Society and The Philosophical Society

Monday 13 February 2017

• 13:00 - Title TBC
  TBA
  Animal Ethics Reading Group
• 14:30 - Hegel's Philosophy of Subjective Spirit - ‘Understanding/Intellect §§ 422–423’
  TBA
  Hegel Reading Group
• 16:30 - Revolution and Intervention
  Massimo Renzo (King's College London)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar
• 16:30 - Consistency, a catchword making the second incompleteness theorem more spectacular than the first: Comments on a comment by Georg Kreisel
  Doukas Kapantais (Athens)
  Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar

Tuesday 14 February 2017

• 16:00 - Aesthetic testimony, understanding and virtue
  Prof Alison Hills (University of Oxford)
  The Aesthetics Seminar
• 16:00 - The Neuroscience of Moral Agency (Or: How I Learned to Love Determinism and Still Respect Myself in the Morning)
  William Casebeer (Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Laboratories)

Wednesday 15 February 2017

• 13:00 - The Myth of the Given Advice - Does the Well-being of the animals matter just as much as ours?
  Dr Michael Bruckner (University of Oxford)
• 16:30 - Rethinking agreement in Plato
  Dr Lesley Brown (University of Oxford)
  Ancient Philosophy Workshop

Thursday 16 February 2017

• 16:30 - An anthropic explanation for the nearly equal angular diameters of the Sun and Moon.
  Steven Balbus (University of Oxford)
  Philosophy of Physics Seminar

Monday 20 February 2017

• 13:00 - The Meta-Ethics Behind Animal Liberation - “Peter Singer, R.M. Hare, and the Trouble With Logical Consistency” – Rhys Southan
  Gary O'Brien (University of Oxford)
  Animal Ethics Reading Group
• 14:30 - Hegel's Philosophy of Subjective Spirit - Self-Consciousness §§ 424–425
  Susanne Herrmann-Sinai (University of Oxford)
  Hegel Reading Group
• 16:30 - Cats, Vagabonds, and True Feelings
  Simon Blackburn (University of Cambridge)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar
• 16:30 - Generality explained: A truth-maker semantics
  Øystein Linnebo (Oslo)
  Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar

Tuesday 21 February 2017

• 13:00 - The Contingent Brutalist answer to the Special Composition Question
  Tomi Francis (University of Oxford)
  The Ockham Society
• 16:30 - Particles in a Quantum Ontology of Properties
  Daniel Kodaj (University of Oxford)
  The Metaphysics of Entanglement

Thursday 23 February 2017

• 11:30 - ‘Making best systems best for us.’
  Christian Loew (University of Luxembourg)
  The Metaphysics of Entanglement
• 16:30 - The Protagoras on the Nature of Akratic Error
  Naly Thaler (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)
  Ancient Philosophy Workshop
• 16:30 - Quantum monads
  Simon Saunders (University of Oxford)
  Philosophy of Physics Seminar
• 18:00 - Frege’s puzzle - Andrew BaconThe Logic of Opacity (manuscript)
  Dr Andrew Bacon (University of Oxford)
  The MLE Seminar

Friday 24 February 2017

• 09:00 - The World as Will and Representation (v.I/II)
  Laurenz Casser (University of Oxford)
  Schopenhauer Reading Group
• 09:30 - ‘Modern Science, Metaphysics, and Mathematics’ (from What is a Thing?)
  Maciej Czerkawski (University of Oxford)
  Heidegger Reading Group
• 13:30 - Title TBC
  Sophie Archer (University of Oxford)
  Philosophy of Mind Work in Progress
• 14:00 - Wolfgang Blankenburg, First steps toward a psychopathology of ‘common sense’, in: The Maudsley Reader, 158-165 (also in: Philosophy, Psychiatry & Psychology 8(4), 2001, 303-15).
  Marcin Moskalewicz (University of Oxford)
  Phenomenological Psychopathology
• 15:30 - ‘Into the Frying Pan: the Power of Excuses’
  Paulina Sliwa (Cambridge)
  The Jowett Society and The Philosophical Society

Monday 27 February 2017

• 14:30 - Hegel's Philosophy of Subjective Spirit - ‘Desire §§ 426–429’
  Susanne Herrmann-Sinai (University of Oxford)
  Hegel Reading Group
• 16:30 - Temptation and Preference-Based Instrumental Rationality
  Johanna Thoma (London School of Economics)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar

Wednesday 1 March 2017

• 13:00 - ‘When Moral Intuitions go on Holiday’ - ‘Liability and Overdetermination’
  Gary O'Brien (University of Oxford), Benjamin Lange (University of Oxford)
  The Ockham Society
• 16:00 - The 3rd Annual Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics Final Presentation and Reception
  Jonas Haeg (Graduate), Andreas Masvie (Undergraduate), Paul de Font-Reaulx (Undergraduate), Romy Eskens (Graduate)

Thursday 2 March 2017

• 11:30 - ‘How to explain non-local correlations in entangled states.’
  Tomasz Bigaj (University of Warsaw)
  The Metaphysics of Entanglement
• 13:00 - Philosophy of Physics Graduate Lunch Seminar
  Katie Robertson (University Oxford)
• 16:30 - Reality is Not Structured (forthcoming in Analysis)
  Jeremy Goodman (University of Oxford)
  The MLE Seminar
• 16:30 - How ψ-ontic are ψ-ontic models?
  Ronnie Hermens (University of Oxford)
  Philosophy of Physics Seminar
• 17:30 - Autism and Moral Responsibility: Executive Function and the Reactive Attitudes
  Professor Kenneth Richman (MCPHS University, Boston)

Friday 3 March 2017

• 09:00 - The World as Will and Representation (v.I/II)
  Laurenz Casser (University of Oxford)
  Schopenhauer Reading Group
• 09:30 - ‘Modern Science, Metaphysics, and Mathematics’ (from What is a Thing?)
  Maciej Czerkawski (University of Oxford)
  Heidegger Reading Group
• 14:00 - : Viktor Emil von Gebsattel, The world of the compulsive, in: The Maudsley Reader, 233-240 (also in: Existence, ed. R. May et. al. New York 1958).
  Marcin Moskalewicz (University of Oxford)
  Phenomenological Psychopathology
• 15:30 - ‘Breaking the Chain of Causation’
  Alex Kaiserman (University of Oxford)
  The Jowett Society and The Philosophical Society

Monday 6 March 2017

• 13:00 - Title TBC
  TBA
  Animal Ethics Reading Group
• 16:00 - The Power of Pictures
  Anne Eaton (U. Illinois at Chicago)
  The Aesthetics Seminar
• 16:30 - An Aristotelian approach for contemporary mathematics
  Donald Gillies (King’s College London)
  Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar
• 16:30 - The Option Value of Life
  Susanne Burri (London School of Economics)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar

Tuesday 7 March 2017

• 17:00 - Kant, Teleology and Natural History: “Race” in the Critique of Pure Reason
  Professor Stella Sandford (Kingston University, London)
  The Post-Kantian Seminar

Wednesday 8 March 2017

• 10:00 - Recognizant Self-consciousness §§ 430
  Please contact the convenor regarding the venue
  TBA
  Hegel Reading Group
• 13:00 - (1) The Secret Doctrine in Plato's Theaetetus, (2) A categorical logic of expression for Leibniz
  Guus Eelink (University of Oxford), Matthew McMillan (University of Oxford)
  The Ockham Society
• 16:30 - Is Mereology Empirical? Composition for Fermions (presented by the author)
  Adam Caulton (University of Oxford)
  The Metaphysics of Entanglement

Thursday 9 March 2017

• 16:30 - Explanatory (A)symmetries and Humean Laws
  Michael Hicks (University of Oxford)
  Philosophy of Physics Seminar
• 17:00 - Kalon, Sumpheron, Hêdu in the Nicomachean Ethics
  Please note this is the Ackrill Lecture being held in Lecture Room XI, Brasenose College
  Richard Kraut (Northwestern)
  Ancient Philosophy Workshop
• 18:00 - Higher-Order Logic & Modality
  Dr Andrew Bacon (University of Oxford)
  The MLE Seminar

Friday 10 March 2017

• 13:30 - Title TBC
  John Michael (Warwick)
  Philosophy of Mind Work in Progress

Monday 13 March 2017

• 09:00 - Oxford Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy 2017
  Various Speakers

Monday 24 April 2017

• 16:30 - Craing the mathematical machine
  Professor Ursula Martin (University of Oxford)
  Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar
• 16:30 - Two Kinds of Culpability
  Dr David Brink (UCSD)
  Moral Philosophy Seminar

Wednesday 26 April 2017

• 17:00 - Sizing up Julian: the Christian Cappadocian Perspective
  Neil McLynn (University of Oxford)
  The Metaphysics of Entanglement
• 17:00 - From the human condition to a standard of judgement
  Michael Smith (Princeton University)
  The 2017 John Locke Lecture

Thursday 27 April 2017

• 11:30 - On Emergence and Emergent Powers
  TBA
  The Metaphysics of Entanglement

Thursday 18 May 2017

• 17:30 - TT17 St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: John Paris
  Dr. John J. Paris (Boston College)
• 17:30 - Murder or a Legitimate Medical Procedure: the Withdrawal of Artificial Nutrition & Fluids from a Patient in a Persistent Vegetative Condition
  Professor John Paris (Boston College)

Friday 2 June 2017

• 16:00 - TT17 Uehire Special Public Lecture: Brian Earp
  Brian Earp (Yale University)
• 16:00 - Solving the Replication Crisis in Psychology: Insights from History and Philosphy of Science
  Brian Earp (Yale University)

Monday 5 June 2017

• 11:00 - Aiming for Moral Mediocrity
  Professor Eric Schwitzgebel (University of California Riverside)

Thursday 19 October 2017

• 17:30 - On Moral Experts
  Professor John-Stewart Gordon (Vytautas Magnus University)

Monday 6 November 2017

• 16:30 - Obligations to the Needy: Effective Altruism, Pluralism, and Singer’s Pond Example
  The first lecture is jointly organised with Professor McMahan's Moral Philosophy Seminar Series. Booking is required.
  Professor Larry S. Temkin (Rutgers University)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Wednesday 8 November 2017

• 17:00 - Obligations to the Needy: Singer’s Pond Example versus Supporting International Aid Organizations—Some Disanalogies and Their Normative Significance
  Booking required.
  Professor Larry S. Temkin (Rutgers University)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Friday 10 November 2017

• 17:00 - Obligations to the Needy: Some Empirical Worries and Uncomfortable Philosophical Possibilities
  Booking is required.
  Professor Larry S. Temkin (Rutgers University)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Wednesday 17 January 2018

• 17:00 - 'Alexander's legacy. The Hellenistic justification of monarchy'
  György Geréby (Central European University)
  Isaiah Berlin Lectures in the History of Ideas

Wednesday 24 January 2018

• 17:00 - 'Theocracy and the Kingdom of God. Biblical and early Christian polities'
  György Geréby (Central European University)
  Isaiah Berlin Lectures in the History of Ideas

Wednesday 31 January 2018

• 17:00 - 'Christianity for and against the empire. Eusebius or Augustine?'
  György Geréby (Central European University)
  Isaiah Berlin Lectures in the History of Ideas

Thursday 1 February 2018

• 17:30 - Collective inaction and group-based ignorance
  Dr Anne Schwenkenbecher (Murdoch University)

Wednesday 7 February 2018

• 17:00 - '"No church without an emperor". The Byzantine symphony'
  György Geréby (Central European University)
  Isaiah Berlin Lectures in the History of Ideas

Friday 9 February 2018

• 17:00 - Life and Growth
  Prof Chad Jones (Stanford University)
  Global Priorities Seminars

Wednesday 14 February 2018

• 17:00 - 'Two swords and two luminaries. The conflict in the Latin West'
  György Geréby (Central European University)
  Isaiah Berlin Lectures in the History of Ideas

Thursday 15 February 2018

• 17:30 - Brain-machine interfaces and the translation of thought into action
  Dr Tom Buller (Illinois State University)

Friday 16 February 2018

• 12:00 - Axioms and Mechanisms for Donor Coordination
  Dominik Peters (University of Oxford)
  Global Priorities Seminars

Friday 9 March 2018

• 12:00 - Eliciting Values to Build a Multidimensional Index: Women's Empowerment in Tunisia
  Dr Natalie Quinn (University of Oxford)
  Global Priorities Seminars

Friday 16 March 2018

• 09:00 - Love and Vulnerability: In Memory of Pamela Sue Anderson
  Various Speakers

Friday 27 April 2018

• 12:00 - Long-termism for risk averse altruists
  TBA
  Global Priorities Seminars

Tuesday 1 May 2018

• 17:00 - Procreative Beneficence: The Moral Obligation to Select the Best Child
  Professor Julian Savulescu (Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics)

Friday 4 May 2018

• 12:00 - The psychology of (in)effective giving
  Dr Stefan Schubert, Lucius Caviola (University of Oxford)
  Global Priorities Seminars

Thursday 10 May 2018

• 17:30 - The Future of Mobility: How and why will we transport ourselves in the next decades
  Carlo van de Weijer (Eindhoven University of Technology)

Friday 11 May 2018

• 12:00 - Program Evaluation in the Presence of Strategic Interactions
  Rossa O'Keeffe-O'Donovan (Nuffield College)
  Global Priorities Seminars

Monday 21 May 2018

• 16:30 - 2018 Uehiro Lecture One: Dementia & The Social Scaffold Of Memory
  Prof Richard Holton (University of Cambridge)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Thursday 24 May 2018

• 17:00 - 2018 Uehiro Lecture Three: Illness And Attitude
  Prof Richard Holton (University of Cambridge)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Friday 25 May 2018

• 12:00 - What Good Is Imprecision?
  Prof Miriam Schoenfield (MIT)
  Global Priorities Seminars

Friday 1 June 2018

• 12:00 - Intertheoretic comparisons and effective altruism
  Dr Stefan Riedener (University of Zurich)
  Global Priorities Seminars

Tuesday 5 June 2018

• 15:00 - Beyond Cost-Benefit Analysis
  Professor Matthew Adler (Duke University)

Friday 8 June 2018

• 12:00 - Altruistic capital
  Prof Nava Ashraf (LSE)
  Global Priorities Seminars

Tuesday 12 June 2018

• 15:30 - OUC-WEH Double Seminar: Rethinking "Disease" ; Invertebrate Animal Ethics
  Asst Prof Russell Powell (Boston University), Asst Prof Irina Mikhalevich (Rochester Institute of Technology)

Thursday 14 June 2018

• 14:30 - A New Argument for Ethical Pluralism With a Surprising Implication for Ideal Moral Theory
  Professor Allen Buchanan (Duke University)

Friday 15 June 2018

• 12:00 - A theory of good intentions
  Prof Paul Niehaus (UC San Diego)
  Global Priorities Seminars
• 17:30 - Book launch: The Evolution of Moral Progress
  Professor Allen Buchanan (Duke University), Asst Prof Russell Powell (Boston University)

Thursday 21 June 2018

• 11:00 - Panel Discussion: Neurotech Now, and Beyond the Horizon
  Professor Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (Duke University), Dr Hannah Maslen (Oxford Martin School ), Dr Emilian Mihailov (University of Bucharest), Dr Cristian Iftode (University of Bucharest), Dr Hazem Zohny (University of Oxford)

Thursday 27 September 2018

• 17:30 - Fake News and the Politics of Truth
  Professor Michael Lynch (University of Connecticut)

Tuesday 2 October 2018

• 17:30 - Global Legal Epidemiology: Developing a Science Around Whether, When and How International Law Can Address Global Challenges
  Professor Steven J. Hoffman (Associate Professor of Law and Director of the Global Strategy Lab at the University of Ottawa)

Thursday 4 October 2018

• 17:30 - Book Launch for 'Ethics, Conflict and Medical Treatment for Children'
  Professor Julian Savulescu (Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics), Prof Dominic Wilkinson

Wednesday 10 October 2018

• 17:30 - Predator and Virtue
  MAJ Joe Chapa (University of Oxford)

Friday 12 October 2018

• 12:00 - Non-identity, times infinity
  Dr Christian Tarsney (GPI, University of Oxford)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) Seminar Series

Wednesday 17 October 2018

• 17:30 - Principles of Spying: The Ethics of Intelligence Collection and Analysis
  Professor Seumas Miller (University of Oxford)

Wednesday 24 October 2018

• 17:30 - Autonomous Weapons and Societal Responsibility
  Dr Michael Robillard (University of Oxford)

Thursday 25 October 2018

• 10:30 - Two Types of Long-Termism
  Tatjana Visak (Goethe University of Frankfurt)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) Seminar Series

Thursday 1 November 2018

• 17:30 - St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Political Bioethics
  Dr Benjamin Gregg (University of Texas at Austin)

Wednesday 7 November 2018

• 17:30 - Killing in the Gray Zone: Who Should Die When We Can't 'Kill Our Way to Victory'?
  LTC Bob Underwood (University of Oxford)

Friday 9 November 2018

• 12:00 - Risk and the regulation of new technologies
  Professor Jonathan Wolff (Blavatnik School of Government)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) Seminar Series

Thursday 15 November 2018

• 17:30 - The Function of Cynicism at the Present Time
  Helen Small (University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Wednesday 21 November 2018

• 17:30 - The African Way of War
  Please note change of speaker (Prof Mitt Regan no longer available)
  LTC Jospeh Guido (US Army)

Tuesday 15 January 2019

• 15:00 - Joint OUC-WEH Seminar: Utilitarianism about Animals and the Moral Significance of Use
  David Killoren (Australian Catholic University), Robert Streiffer (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Wednesday 16 January 2019

• 17:30 - Regulating War: Does Timing Matter?
  Sarah Percy (University of Western Australia)

Wednesday 30 January 2019

• 17:30 - Military Lives and Transformative Experiences
  Sam Clark (Lancaster University)

Thursday 7 February 2019

• 17:30 - The Salvation Agenda: The Politics of Medical Humanitarianism During Zimbabwe’s Cholera Outbreak 2008/09
  Simukai Chigudu (University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Friday 8 February 2019

• 16:00 - Why we should guarantee a not-so-bad world for future generations
  Lara Buchak (UC Berkeley)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) Seminar Series

Wednesday 13 February 2019

• 17:30 - The Problem of Personal Force
  Dr Emilian Mihailov (University of Bucharest)

Friday 15 February 2019

• 12:00 - What can effective altruists and decolonial activists learn from each other?
  Joanna Burch-Brown (Bristol University)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) Seminar Series

Friday 22 February 2019

• 12:00 - First steps towards prioritisation in animal welfare and effective environmentalism
  Laura Scherer (Leiden University)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) Seminar Series

Wednesday 27 February 2019

• 17:30 - The Ethics of the Chemical Weapons Taboo
  Michelle Bentley (University of London)

Thursday 28 February 2019

• 17:30 - Is there a Moral Problem with the Gig Economy?
  Dr Daniel Halliday (University of Melbourne)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Friday 1 March 2019

• 12:00 - Axiology, identity, and lifespan
  David Manley (University of Michigan)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) Seminar Series

Monday 4 March 2019

• 17:15 - Corporate Insecthood
  Dr Nina Strohminger (University of Pennsylvania)

Thursday 7 March 2019

• 17:30 - Xenia: Refugees, Displaced Persons and Reciprocity
  Professor John Harris (University of Manchester)

Friday 8 March 2019

• 12:00 - A new approach to effect heterogeneity for clinical trials
  Anders Huitfeldt
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) Seminar Series

Tuesday 12 March 2019

• 17:30 - The Ethics of Stress, Resilience, and Moral Injury Among Police and Military Personnel
  Professor Seumas Miller (University of Oxford)

Wednesday 13 March 2019

• 17:30 - Simon's Story: Delusion as a Case Study in Neuroscience and Values-based Practice
  Professor Bill Fulford

Tuesday 30 April 2019

• 17:30 - Religion, War and Terrorism
  Professor Tony Coady (University of Melbourne)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Friday 3 May 2019

• 12:00 - How to Challenge Common-Sense Morality
  Andrew Sepielli (University of Toronto)

Tuesday 14 May 2019

• 17:30 - The Character & Consequences of Today’s Technology Tsunami
  Richard Danzig (Center for a New American Security)
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Thursday 16 May 2019

• 16:00 - Technology Roulette: The Danger of the Pursuit of Technological Superiority
  Richard Danzig (Center for a New American Security)
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Thursday 23 May 2019

• 17:30 - Health, self-management and empowerment: mHealth technologies from a public health perspective
  Dr Tereza Hendl (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Wednesday 5 June 2019

• 17:30 - When Speed Kills: Autonomous Weapon Systems, Deterrence, and Stability
  Prof. Michael Horowitz (University of Pennsylvania)
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Tuesday 11 June 2019

• 15:00 - Valuing (far) future generations
  Prof Marc Fleurbaey (University of Princeton )
• 17:30 - Can spying be principled in this digital age?
  Professor Sir David Omand (King's College London)

Monday 17 June 2019

• 17:30 - Securing a World of Physically Capable Computers with Bruce Schneier
  Bruce Schneier (Harvard Kennedy School)
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Friday 19 July 2019

• 14:00 - Robotics has a race problem
  Professor Rob Sparrow (Monash Bioethics Centre)

Monday 14 October 2019

• 15:00 - 2019 Uehiro Lecture 1: What Has Gone Wrong? Populist politics and the mobilization of fear and resentment
  Professor Elizabeth Anderson (University of Michigan)
  2019 Uehiro Lectures: Can We Talk? Communicating Moral Concern in an Era of Polarized Politics

Tuesday 15 October 2019

• 15:00 - 2019 Uehiro Lecture 2: Improving Political Discourse (1): Re-learning how to talk about facts across group identities
  Professor Elizabeth Anderson (University of Michigan)
  2019 Uehiro Lectures: Can We Talk? Communicating Moral Concern in an Era of Polarized Politics

Wednesday 16 October 2019

• 15:00 - 2019 Uehiro Lecture 3: Improving Political Discourse (2): Communicating moral concern beyond blaming and shaming
  Professor Elizabeth Anderson (University of Michigan)
  2019 Uehiro Lectures: Can We Talk? Communicating Moral Concern in an Era of Polarized Politics

Thursday 13 February 2020

• 17:30 - Why is mental healthcare so ethically confusing? Clinicians and institutions from an anthropological perspective
  Dr Neil Armstrong (University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 20 February 2020

• 17:30 - Debating Forced Medical Feeding: a Critical Examination of Israeli Responses to Hunger Strikes
  Professor Noam Zohar (Bar Ilan University)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Wednesday 11 March 2020

• 17:30 - Making Trustworthy Science: Some Philosophical and Ethical Puzzles
  Open to the public – booking required.
  Brian Earp (Yale University)

Monday 27 April 2020

• 15:00 - The case for a funded pension with a defined benefit (DB)
  Jointly organised with the Moral Philosophy Seminars
  Status: This talk has been cancelled
  Professor Michael Otsuka (London School of Economics)
  2020 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: How to pool risks across generations: the case for collective pensions

Tuesday 28 April 2020

• 15:00 - The case for collective defined contribution (CDC)
  Status: This talk has been cancelled
  Professor Michael Otsuka (London School of Economics)
  2020 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: How to pool risks across generations: the case for collective pensions

Thursday 30 April 2020

• 15:00 - The case for an unfunded pay as you go (PAYG) pension
  Status: This talk has been cancelled
  Professor Michael Otsuka (London School of Economics)
  2020 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: How to pool risks across generations: the case for collective pensions

Thursday 7 May 2020

• 16:00 - Medically Assisted Dying in Canada: from where we’ve come; to where we’re heading
  Register in advance for this webinar: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Z1wEPMJHT36-omb9-HEC4Q After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
  Professor Arthur Schafer (University of Manitoba)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 11 June 2020

• 16:00 - Choosing Now for Later: Precedent Autonomy and Problem of Surrogate Decision-Making After Severe Brain Injury
  Dr Mackenzie Graham (University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Wednesday 7 October 2020

• 17:00 - GovAI Webinar - Economic Growth in the Long Run: Artificial Intelligence Explosion or an Empty Planet?
  Ben Jones, Chad Jones

Monday 12 October 2020

• 18:00 - Conscience Rights or Conscience Wrongs?: Debating conscientious objection in healthcare
  Dr Alberto Giubilini (The Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics)

Thursday 22 October 2020

• 16:00 - Our Moral Fate: Evolution and the Escape From Tribalism
  Professor Allen Buchanan (Duke University)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Wednesday 28 October 2020

• 17:00 - Censorship’s Implications for Artificial Intelligence
  Jeffrey Ding (University of Oxford), Margaret Roberts (UC San Diego)
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Thursday 29 October 2020

• 10:00 - Bioethics and the Public: Graduate Discussion Meeting
  Various Speakers

Tuesday 3 November 2020

• 15:30 - 2020 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics (1/3): The case for a funded pension with a defined benefit (DB)
  Professor Michael Otsuka (London School of Economics)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Tuesday 10 November 2020

• 15:30 - 2020 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics (2/3): The case for collective defined contribution (CDC)
  Professor Michael Otsuka (London School of Economics)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Tuesday 17 November 2020

• 15:30 - 2020 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics (3/3): The case for an unfunded pay as you go (PAYG) pension
  Professor Michael Otsuka (London School of Economics)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Thursday 19 November 2020

• 12:30 - Affect, Value and Problems Assessing Decision-Making Capacity
  Assoc. Professor Jennifer Hawkins (Duke University)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Wednesday 20 January 2021

• 17:00 - The Work of the Future: Building Better Jobs in an Age of Intelligent Machines
  David Autor (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Ioana Marinescu (University of Pennsylvania), Katya Klinova (The Partnership on AI)
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Thursday 21 January 2021

• 12:30 - The Neuroscience of a Life Well-Lived
  Dr Morten Kringelbach (Associate Professor, University Department of Psychiatry, University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 25 February 2021

• 12:30 - Towards a plasticity of the mind – New-ish ethical conundrums in dementia care, treatment, and research
  David Lyreskog (University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Tuesday 9 March 2021

• 10:00 - The Frontier of Democracy: Audrey Tang on Taiwan’s digital democracy, collaborative civic technologies, and beneficial information flows
  Audrey Tang (Digital minister of Taiwan), Hélène Landemore (Yale University)
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Monday 3 May 2021

• 17:00 - AI and Inequality: Joseph Stiglitz in discussion with Anton Korinek
  Joseph E. Stiglitz (Columbia University), Anton Korinek (University of Virginia)
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Thursday 20 May 2021

• 12:30 - Fighting diseases of poverty through research: Deadly dilemmas, moral distress and misplaced responsibilities
  Professor Maureen Kelley (Nuffield Department of Population Health)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 3 June 2021

• 12:30 - Waiver or understanding? A dilemma for autonomists about informed consent
  Professor Gopal Sreenivasan (Duke University)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Monday 14 June 2021

• 16:30 - Should welfare equality be a global priority? (Parfit Memorial Lecture 2021)
  Prof. Orri Stefansson (Stockholm University and Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study)

Monday 21 June 2021

• 17:00 - Redesigning AI for Shared Prosperity: An Agenda by Stephanie Bell and Katya Klinova
  TBA
  Governance of AI Seminar Series

Thursday 21 October 2021

• 17:30 - St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: The ‘human element’ in the social space of the courtroom: Framing and influencing the deliberative process in mental capacity law
  This event will be held both online and in-person. See webpage for booking/registration links. If attending in-person, please note the following: Please do not attend the seminar if you are displaying any symptoms of COVID-19. Social distancing is no longer mandatory, however we will be running at a reduced capacity until further notice to allow people to maintain a comfortable distance and be considerate of others’ space. The wearing of face coverings is no longer mandatory however we strongly encourage the use of face coverings when moving around the building and using communal spaces, corridors, bathrooms etc. Regular symptom-free testing will continue to be strongly encouraged for all staff who are working on site.
  Professor Michael Dunn
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 18 November 2021

• 17:30 - Vaccine policies and challenge trials: the ethics of relative risk in public health
  This event will be held both online and in-person. See webpage for booking/registration links. If attending in-person, please note the following: Please do not attend the seminar if you are displaying any symptoms of COVID-19. Social distancing is no longer mandatory, however we will be running at a reduced capacity until further notice to allow people to maintain a comfortable distance and be considerate of others’ space. The wearing of face coverings is no longer mandatory however we strongly encourage the use of face coverings when moving around the building and using communal spaces, corridors, bathrooms etc. Regular symptom-free testing will continue to be strongly encouraged for all staff who are working on site.
  Dr Sarah Chan (University of Edinburgh)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 10 February 2022

• 12:30 - St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Dr Theodore M. Lechterman
  Dr Theodore M. Lechterman (University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 24 February 2022

• 12:30 - St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Against Legalizing Female 'Circumcision' of Minors
  Dr Brian D Earp (University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Tuesday 8 March 2022

• 17:30 - Moral Creditworthiness and Moral Obligation
  Professor Robert N Audi (University of Notre Dame)

Wednesday 27 April 2022

• 17:00 - The puzzles: what we are trying to understand
  Professor Angelika Kratzer (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
  John Locke Lectures 2022: Reports of what we say, know, or believe

Friday 29 April 2022

• 11:00 - Kantian Aesthetics, week 1: Kantian aesthetic judgments
  Maya Krishnan (All Souls College, University of Oxford)
  Kantian Aesthetics

Wednesday 4 May 2022

• 17:00 - Reporting what we say
  Professor Angelika Kratzer (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
  John Locke Lectures 2022: Reports of what we say, know, or believe

Monday 9 May 2022

• 17:00 - 2022 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: Ethics and Artificial Intelligence (Lecture 1/3)
  These lectures may be attended in-person (booking via Bookwhen) or online (register in advance on Zoom). Booking/registration details for each lecture are on our website.
  Professor Peter Railton (Michigan)
  2022 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics

Wednesday 11 May 2022

• 17:00 - Modal building blocks
  Professor Angelika Kratzer (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
  John Locke Lectures 2022: Reports of what we say, know, or believe

Friday 13 May 2022

• 11:00 - Kantian Aesthetics, week 3: The Sublime -- Aesthetics and morality
  Maya Krishnan (All Souls College, University of Oxford)
  Kantian Aesthetics

Monday 16 May 2022

• 17:00 - 2022 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: Ethics and Artificial Intelligence (Lecture 2/3)
  These lectures may be attended in-person (booking via Bookwhen) or online (register in advance on Zoom). Booking/registration details for each lecture are on our website.
  Professor Peter Railton (Michigan)
  2022 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics

Wednesday 18 May 2022

• 17:00 - Reporting what we know
  Professor Angelika Kratzer (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
  John Locke Lectures 2022: Reports of what we say, know, or believe

Friday 20 May 2022

• 11:00 - Kantian Aesthetics, week 4: The divine mind, imagination, and poetry
  Maya Krishnan (All Souls College, University of Oxford)
  Kantian Aesthetics

Monday 23 May 2022

• 17:00 - 2022 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: Ethics and Artificial Intelligence (Lecture 3/3)
  These lectures may be attended in-person (booking via Bookwhen) or online (register in advance on Zoom). Booking/registration details for each lecture are on our website.
  Professor Peter Railton (Michigan)
  2022 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics

Wednesday 25 May 2022

• 17:00 - Reporting what we believe
  Professor Angelika Kratzer (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
  John Locke Lectures 2022: Reports of what we say, know, or believe

Wednesday 1 June 2022

• 17:00 - Towards a typology
  Professor Angelika Kratzer (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
  John Locke Lectures 2022: Reports of what we say, know, or believe

Monday 13 June 2022

• 12:30 - Bitesize ethics: Introduction to practical ethics
  Emma Dore-Horgan, Emma Dore-Horgan
  Bitesize ethics (Festival of Arguments)

Tuesday 14 June 2022

• 12:30 - Bitesize ethics: Reproductive decision making
  Dr Katrien Devolder (University of Oxford)
  Bitesize ethics (Festival of Arguments)
• 17:30 - Hope in Healthcare
  Dr Stephen Clarke (University of Oxford)

Wednesday 15 June 2022

• 09:45 - Uehiro Mini-Workshop: The Ethics of Behavioural Influence & Discrimination
  Professor Thomas Douglas (Oxford), Dr Gabriel De Marco (Oxford), Professor Lucia Zedner (Oxford), Prof. Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen (Aarhus University)
• 12:30 - Bitesize ethics: Authenticity and neurointerventions
  Dr Muriel Leuenberger
  Bitesize ethics (Festival of Arguments)
• 15:00 - The Shallow Pond and the Fat Man: Two thought experiments
  Dave Edmonds
• 19:00 - “Trust me, I am an expert”. How to understand expertise during a public health crisis
  Dr Alberto Giubilini (The Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics), Dr Erica Charters (University of Oxford), Professor Sunetra Gupta (University of Oxford), Dr Maru Mormina (University of Oxford)

Thursday 16 June 2022

• 12:30 - Bitesize ethics: Contested decisions in healthcare
  Dr Benjamin Davies
  Bitesize ethics (Festival of Arguments)

Friday 17 June 2022

• 12:30 - Bitesize ethics: Hedonism and pleasure
  Professor Roger Crisp (University of Oxford)
  Bitesize ethics (Festival of Arguments)
• 15:00 - What's the point of ethics? The new generation of philosophers discusses.
  Dr Alberto Giubilini (The Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics), Avital Freid, Lily Moore-Eissenberg, Matthew Price, Leo Rodgers

Thursday 23 June 2022

• 17:30 - Disinformation, Information Warfare and the Roles of Epistemic Institutions
  TBA
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Wednesday 6 July 2022

• 16:00 - Ending a Romantic Partnership: Towards an Ethics of Divorce
  THIS TALK HAS BEEN CANCELLED. WE HOPE TO RESCHEDULE FOR LATER IN THE YEAR.
  Professor Monika Betzler (LMU Munich)

Thursday 20 October 2022

• 17:30 - Dimensions of valuation: Contrasting moral expansiveness and moral capacity
  Dr Josh Rottman (Franklin & Marshall College)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 3 November 2022

• 17:30 - The Moral Machine Experiment
  Dr Edmond Awad (University of Exeter)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 8 December 2022

• 09:30 - The Concept and Ethics of Laziness Workshop
  Gwen Bradford (Rice University), Joel Anderson (Utrecht University), Dr Lisa Forsberg, Prof. Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen (Aarhus University), Professor Roger Crisp (University of Oxford), Tom Parr (University of Warwick), Dr Katrien Devolder (University of Oxford)

Thursday 26 January 2023

• 17:30 - St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Shallow Cognizing for Self-Control over Emotion & Desire (hybrid talk)
  Dr Lawrence Lengbeyer (United States Naval Academy)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Friday 3 February 2023

• 15:00 - Customary rules, values, and principles
  Professor Timothy Endicott (Oxford Law Faculty), Professor Roger Crisp (University of Oxford)

Tuesday 7 March 2023

• 15:00 - Objectionable Obligations
  Sophia Moreau (University of Toronto)
  Uehiro Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Thursday 9 March 2023

• 17:30 - St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Is AI bad for democracy? Analyzing AI’s impact on epistemic agency
  Professor Mark Coeckelbergh (University of Vienna)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Wednesday 12 April 2023

• 09:00 - Consciousness: An Interdisciplinary Conference
  Various Speakers

Friday 21 April 2023

• 15:00 - Does non-commitment undermine the hypocrite’s standing to blame?
  Prof. Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen (Aarhus University)
  Uehiro Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Friday 28 April 2023

• 15:15 - David Weil talk: Population Catastrophe: Explosion, Implosion, and Replacement
  Dr David Weil (Brown University)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) - Seminar Series

Thursday 4 May 2023

• 17:30 - St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Not for me: On the external function of guilt
  Professor Shaun Nichols (Cornell University)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 11 May 2023

• 15:00 - When the Health of the People was the Highest Law: Have Coronavirus Restrictions Damaged the Authority of Laws for the Public’s Health?
  Professor John Coggon (University of Bristol Law School)
  Uehiro Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Thursday 18 May 2023

• 16:30 - Oversimplification in population axiology: How highly idealized models risk bad outcomes for humans and nonhuman animals
  Professor Oscar Horta (University of Santiago de Compostela)

Tuesday 30 May 2023

• 09:30 - Uterus Transplants in the Mexican Context
  Various Speakers

Friday 2 June 2023

• 15:00 - Medical Treatment Decisions and Children: Judicial Values and Determining Best Interests
  Status: This talk has been cancelled
  Professor Imogen Goold
  Uehiro Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Tuesday 13 June 2023

• 16:30 - Parfit Memorial Lecture 2023 - Reasons and Caution in Moral Deliberation
  This event will be in-person and also streamed online. In either case, please register for this event - online participants will receive a link for viewing after registering. The in-person event will be followed by a drinks reception in Foyer A, located in the Ruth Deech Building, St Anne's College.
  Professor Katie Steele (Australian National University)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) - Seminar Series

Thursday 15 June 2023

• 17:30 - St Cross Seminar: Genomic Data in Law Enforcement Investigations: Joint Moral Rights and Collective Moral Responsibilities
  Professor Seumas Miller (University of Oxford)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Friday 16 June 2023

• 15:00 - The structure of racism and the mould of common law
  Shreya Atrey (Associate Professor of International Human Rights Law, Faculty of Law, University of Oxford)
  Uehiro Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Tuesday 5 September 2023

• 14:00 - Clinical ethics symposium: Choice and autonomy in obstetrics
  Various Speakers

Friday 13 October 2023

• 15:00 - Practical Ethics and Law Lecture: Should Doctors Disobey Abortion Bans?
  Professor Kimberley Brownlee (University of British Columbia), Dr Alberto Giubilini (The Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics)
  Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Thursday 2 November 2023

• 17:00 - Personality and Morality
  HYBRID EVENT see website link below for both online and in-person registration
  Professor Predrag Cicovacki (The College of the Holy Cross)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Thursday 16 November 2023

• 17:00 - Should people have indefinite lifespans? Ethical and social considerations in life-extension
  HYBRID EVENT see website link below for both online and in-person registration
  Professor João Pedro de Magalhães (University of Birmingham)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Friday 1 December 2023

• 15:00 - How Nudging Upsets Autonomy
  Professor David Enoch (University of Oxford), Professor Thomas Douglas (Oxford)
  Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Friday 19 January 2024

• 15:00 - My body, my choice: exploring the limits of consent
  Alex Ruck Keene KC (Hon) (39 Essex Chambers)
  Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Thursday 25 January 2024

• 17:00 - John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor Mill on Women’s Place in Society: Differences, Affinities, and Inspirations
  Elżbieta Filipow (University of Warsaw), Dr Lisa Forsberg
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Friday 9 February 2024

• 14:00 - HT24 Week 4: Graduate Discussion Group
  Required Reading: Hass, B. (2023), Reasonableness in Capacity Law. Mod Law Rev., 86: 1447-1471. https://doi.org/10.1111/1468-2230.12823
  TBA
  Graduate Discussion Group

Thursday 15 February 2024

• 14:00 - Hotelling's Spatial Model with Discrete Consumers - Julian Jamison
  Julian Jamison (University of Exeter)
  Global Priorities Institute (GPI) - Seminar Series

Friday 16 February 2024

• 15:00 - The Rule of Law after the Anthropocene
  Professor Vincent Chiao (University of Toronto)
  Uehiro Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Thursday 22 February 2024

• 17:00 - The Vagueness of Demandingness Objections
  Hybrid event - all welcome, please register to join in-person or online
  Professor Marcel van Ackeren (Oxford Uehiro Centre Research Associate; Senior Lecturer for Ethics at the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy at Wuerzburg University)
  New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar Series

Monday 4 March 2024

• 16:30 - 2023 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: Knowledge and Achievement as Organic Goods (1/3)
  Professor Thomas Hurka
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Wednesday 6 March 2024

• 16:30 - 2023 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: Degrees of Value in Knowledge and Achievement (2/3)
  Professor Thomas Hurka
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Friday 8 March 2024

• 16:30 - 2023 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics: Knowledge and Achievement as Public Policy Goals (3/3)
  Professor Thomas Hurka
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Thursday 25 April 2024

• 16:15 - Love as the Reason We Need Abortion
  Professor Elizabeth Harman (Princeton University)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Friday 26 April 2024

• 15:00 - Mental Capacity: Why it doesn't and shouldn't matter much in medical law and ethics
  Jonathan Herring (University of Oxford)
  Uehiro Practical Ethics and Law Lectures

Thursday 2 May 2024

• 16:15 - Loving Someone Whose Death Wouldn’t Matter
  Professor Elizabeth Harman (Princeton University)
  Annual Uehiro Lectures

Friday 3 May 2024

• 14:15 - TT24 Week 2: Graduate Discussion Group
  This session is for all University of Oxford Graduate students whose work has an applied ethics dimension.
  Anne Fenoy (Sorbonne University (Paris)), Dr Thomas Mitchell (Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics)

Friday 17 May 2024

• 14:15 - TT24 Week 4: Graduate Discussion Group
  This session is for all University of Oxford Graduate students whose work has an applied ethics dimension.
  Status: This talk has been cancelled
  Garrett Norwood (University of Oxford), Dr Rebecca Brown

Thursday 30 May 2024

• 17:00 - Cybersecurity, Ethics and Collective Responsibility
  Professor Seumas Miller (University of Oxford)

Friday 31 May 2024

• 14:15 - TT24 Week 6: Graduate Discussion Group
  This session is for all University of Oxford Graduate students whose work has an applied ethics dimension.
  Lydia Tsiakiri (Aarhus University), Prof Dominic Wilkinson

Thursday 6 June 2024

• 15:00 - The Washout Argument Against Longtermism
  Professor Eric Schwitzgebel (University of California Riverside)

Tuesday 11 June 2024

• 17:00 - Disagreeing on Ethical Questions, Fruitfully and Otherwise
  Professor Peter Singer

Wednesday 12 June 2024

• 16:30 - Future Suffering and the Non-Identity Problem
  Professor Theron Pummer (University of St Andrews)

Friday 14 June 2024

• 14:15 - TT24 Week 8: Graduate Discussion Group
  This session is for all University of Oxford Graduate students whose work has an applied ethics dimension.
  Rei Takahashi (University of Tokyo), Prof Thomas Douglas (Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics)

Thursday 18 July 2024

• 09:00 - Philosophy and Psychiatry Summer School 2024: Mind, Value and Mental Health (2 Day event)
  This interactive two-day programme will focus on the following themes: Delusion (keynote topic), Philosophical Perspectives on Depression, Mental Disorder and Creativity, Neurodiversity and the Political Economy of Normal Functioning, The 'Insanity Defence' and the Criminal Law, What is Expertise by Experience? and Precision Psychiatry Throughout the event, participants will engage in an intellectually stimulating environment featuring guest lectures and seminars. Presentations – each of which pairs a philosopher with an expert from outside philosophy including clinicians, scientists and people with lived experience – are informal and designed to encourage substantial dialogue with and among the audience. To be held in the state-of-the-art new Anniversary Building situated alongside the river at St Hilda’s College.
  Lucy O'Brien (Richard Wollheim Professor of Philosophy, UCL), Philip McGuire (Professor of Psychiatry, University of Oxford. Academic Director, SPRINT. Principal Investigator, Wellcome Centre for Integrative Neuroimaging), Alexander Bird (Professor of Philosophy, University of Cambridge), Robert Chapman (Assistant Professor, Critical Neurodiversity Studies, Durham University), Claire Hogg (Lecturer in Law, University of Surrey), Dr Edward Harcourt (Fellow & Tutor in Philosophy, Radcliffe Humanities, University of Oxford), Cecily Whiteley (Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, University of St Andrews)

Friday 11 October 2024

• 13:30 - Clinical ethics symposium: "Taking a risk? When is it ethical for patients to be fed 'at risk'?"
  Prof Dominic Wilkinson, Dr Tina Kauchenen (John Radcliffe Hospital, Speech and Language Team, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust), Dr Helen Turnham (Consultant in Paediatric Critical Care, Oxford), Alex Ruck Keene KC

Thursday 21 November 2024

• 12:00 - From COVID-19 to MPox: lessons from the humanities?
  Dr Erica Charters (University of Oxford), Utsa Bose, Dr Alberto Giubilini (The Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics), Dr Tolulope Osayomi (University of Ibadan), Mofeyisara Omobowale
• 17:15 - AI, Genomics, and the 21st Century Physician
  John D Lantos, Angeliki Kerasidou (University of Oxford)

Monday 20 January 2025

• 16:00 - The Past and Future of Vaccine Hesitancy Vaccine Hesitancy: The History of an Idea
  Katie Attwell (University of Western Australia)

Friday 7 February 2025

• 15:00 - Canadian Medical Assistance in Dying: Provider Concentration, Policy Capture, and Need for Reform
  Professor Trudo Lemmens (University of Toronto), Dr Christopher Lyon (University of York), Prof Dominic Wilkinson
  Practical Ethics and Law Lectures