Date:
Location:
Social Philosophy Workshop: Identity, Alienation, Emancipation
Edmond & Lily Safra Center for Ethics
124 Mt. Auburn St Suite 520N, Cambridge, MA 02138
Please see attached PDF for the full schedule
Thursday, April 27th
2-5pm
Elise Woodard (Massachusetts Institute of Technology),
Unsafe Consent
Commentator: Eric Bayruns García (Harvard University & McMaster University)
Friday, April 28th
9am-5pm
Annette Martín (University of Illinois, Chicago),
Which Comes First: Oppression or Identity? Rethinking the Group-Based Nature of Oppression
Commentator: Yarran Hominh (Bard College)
Mie Inouye (Bard College),
The American Organizing Tradition and the Problem of Democratic Transitions
Commentator: Megan Hyska (Northwestern University)
Darien Pollock (Boston University),
'The Streets ' is not a Metaphor : Contestation and the Margins of Discourse
Commentator: César Cabezas (Temple University)
Keidrick Roy (Harvard University),
Why am I Black?: Frederick Douglass, Charles Mills, and the Case for Identity- Aware Liberalism
Commentator: Philip Yaure (Virginia Tech)
Saturday, April 29th
9am-2:15pm
Emma Rodman (UMass, Lowell),
The Politics of Alienation
Commentator: Daniel Brinkerhoff Young (New York University)
Shivani Radhakrishnan (Williams College),
Critical Theory’s Colonialism Problem
Commentator: Laura Martin (Northwestern University)
The Social Philosophy Workshop brings together early career scholars who work on contemporary social and political issues from across the humanities and social sciences. Its participants are committed to the importance of putting analytic philosophy in conversation with other methods and disciplines, including critical theory, historical analysis, literary analysis, and quantitative methods in the social sciences.
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