Philosophy 290-5

This is a workshop for presenting and discussing work in progress in moral, political, and legal theory. The central aim is to provide an opportunity for students to engage with philosophers, political theorists, and legal scholars working on normative questions. Another aim is to bring together people from different disciplines who have strong normative interests or who speak to issues of potential interest to philosophers and political theorists.

This semester the workshop is co-taught by Joshua Cohen and Veronique Munoz-Darde.

The theme for the workshop is “Disagreement.” We will host scholars working in Philosophy (including logic, epistemology and political philosophy), Law, History, Political Science, Psychology, … to explore why people disagree in different domains, how those disagreements can be addressed intellectually, or navigated practically.

See: Workshop in Law, Philosophy, and Political Theory - Berkeley Law

And bCourse: Workshop in Law, Philosophy & Political Theory (Fall 2024)

Note: If you’d like to be added to the course contact Veronique. The introductory meeting for this course is on Friday 23 August.