All on Mondays, at 5.30, in the Graduate Centre at the Caerleon Campus. All, as ever, welcome.
8 October Kim Redgrave (London Metropolitan) ‘The Goods of Family Life’ 22 October Derek Clifford (Liverpool John Moores) ‘Against Virtue: A Critique of Demands for Virtue in Professional Practice’ 19 November Enzo Rossi (Newport) ‘The Unfeasibility of Feasibility’ 3 December Andrew Shorten (Limerick) ‘Institutional Autonomy and the “Rule- and Exemption” Approach’ 14 January Simon Hailwood (Liverpool) ‘Pragmatists and Sea Squirts’ 28 January Kelly Staples (Leicester) ‘The “New” Politics of Expulsion: A Constitutive Approach’ 18 February Robert Jubb (UCL) ‘Playing Kant at the Court of King Arthur’ 11 March Alice Baderin (Oxford) ‘Political Philosophy and Public Opinion: Against Democratic Restraint’ 15 April Sherilyn MacGregor (Keele) ‘Neither Vulnerable Victims nor Resilient Subjects: Ecological Citizenship in the (Post-political) Age of Stupid’ 29 April Angela Cummine (Oxford) ‘Political Theorists in the Field: A Dangerous Non-division of Labour?’ 20 May Gillian Smith (Newport) ‘Reflective Practice: Applied Philosophy and the Social Professions’ 3 June Martin O’Neill (York) ‘Justifying the Special Significance of Equality of Opportunity’