Talks and lectures
30 January: Agency and Justice in Mental Health (with Rose McCabe) at the Agency, Mental Health and Responsibility Conference, Uppsala, Sweden.
6 February: Epistemic Justice, Agency, and Youth Mental Health (with Rose McCabe) at the PHaR Being and Feeling Understood conference, Aston University, UK.
4 March: Spiritual or pathological? Resilient beliefs, agency and identity (with Aneela Khan) at the Women in Philosophy seminar, University of Birmingham, UK.
10-12 March: Is it a mistake to attribute responsibility or blame to people seeking support during a mental health crisis? (with Rose McCabe) at the Big Mistake! Big! Huge! Graduate Conference, University of Milan, Italy.
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| Poster of the Big Mistake! Big! Huge! conference |
11-12 June: Expertise as Afforded and Perspectival (with Michael Larkin) at the Who knows what in mental healthcare? conference, Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands.
25-27 August: Between Ethics and Epistemology: Epistemic Innocence and Epistemic Injustice, 7th Urbino Summer School in Epistemology, University of Urbino Carlo Bo – Department of Pure and Applied Sciences. Urbino, Italy.
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| Poster of Summer School in Urbino |
27-29 August: Who is responsible and for what? Keynote talk in Moral Philosophy, Minds and Worlds, 16th Conference of the Italian Society for Analytic Philosophy, Turin, Italy.
School visits
7 February: Delusional Beliefs and Agency. Talk at the Philosophy and Psychology Conference, Lady Eleanor Holles School, Middlesex, UK.
28 February: Philosothon! King Edward VI High School for Girls, West Midlands, UK.
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| Poster of the Philosophy in the Classroom webinar |
The #PhilosophyMatters Webinars
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17 March: Philosophy and Conspiracy Theories with Kathleen Murphy-Hollies, Nele Van der Mossaeler, U-Wen Low, and Joe Pierre (link to youtube video of the webinar).
19 March: Philosophy Everywhere with Michael Rush, Helen Beebee, Paul Knights, and Bonny Astor (link to youtube video of the webinar).
25 March: Philosophy in the Classroom with Henry Taylor, Laura D'Olimpio, and Kathleen Murphy-Hollies.
26 March: Philosophy and Mental Health with the EPIC project team.
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| Winterbourne House and Garden |
The Philosophy Garden workshops at Winterbourne
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11 February: Laura D'Olimpio on "Can nature be art?"
11 March: Chiara Brozzo on "Are perfumes art?"
8 April: Merten Reglitz on "Is internet access a human right?"
13 May: Kathleen Murphy-Hollies on "Is it unfair to dismiss someone's perspective?"
10 June: Jeremy Williams on "How should we handle disagreement in politics?"