Lucy Johnson
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Selorm Ohene
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Research Interests: Philosophy of math, philosophy and history, German idealism, Continental philosophy, probability and complex systems
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Agnes Callard Lecture: “Socrates and the Lost Art of Refutation”
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The Human Flourishing Program and the Department of Philosophy at Harvard University cordially invite you to join Agnes Callard for a philosophical investigation of conversation, controversy, and disagreement. Professor Callard’s lecture will be followed...
Douglas Marshall (PhD 2011) accepts tenure-track position at Carleton College
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Doug Marshall, currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science, has accepted a tenure-track position in the Department of Philosophy at Carleton College. Marshall's research focuses on the philosophy of mathematics and...
Professor T.M. Scanlon publishes Being Realistic about Reasons
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Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity T. M. Scanlon recently published his fourth book, Being Realistic about Reasons (Oxford University Press, 2014).
Elizabeth Miller (PhD 2014) accepts tenure-track position at University of Birmingham
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Elizabeth Miller has accepted a tenure-track position in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Birmingham in the U.K. Miller's current research focuses on how metaphysical conclusions can be derived from scientific theories.
Department of Philosophy endorses Harvard Teaching Campaign
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The Department of Philosophy recently drafted a statement of support for the Harvard Teaching Campaign to limit the size of teaching sections to twelve students. News of the department's decision first appeared in an article by Dev Patel and Steven Watros...
Susanna Siegel featured in LA Times Book Review interview on mob violence
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Professor Susanna Siegel has published a piece on mob violence as part of The Los Angeles Review of Books’ ongoing series, “Histories of Violence,” which is curated by political philosopher Brad Evans as part of his global Histories of Violence project ....
Recording Now Available: “Ethical Reasoning for Computer Scientists” with Jeff Behrends, James Mickens, and Trystan Goetze
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On Wednesday, November 10, 2021, Jeff Behrends, James Mickens, and Trystan Goetze participated in a panel discussion on Ethical Reasoning for Computer Scientists as a follow-on to HILT’s 2021 Conference . The event recording can be found here . Behrends...
Q&A with Susanna Siegel in Harvard Gazette
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Professor Susanna Siegel is featured in a Q&A on how death shapes life in The Harvard Gazette. “Deaths can seem even more haunting when they’re not recognized as a real loss, which is why it’s so important how deaths are depicted by governments and in...