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Tuesday, February 13, 2024
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Economics Postgraduate Live ChatMeet and Engage (online)Chat directly with staff from the Department of Economics to get your questions answered. Please check our Frequently Asked Questions before joining. |
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Spring Term Reading Group: The Limits of BlameTBC |
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PG TipsPG Hub (Junction Building, Floor 2)Join the Library Team Tuesdays, 3pm-4pm in the PG Hub (Junction building, floor 2) for a break from your studies with free refreshments, to meet other postgrads, and to share tips on postgrad life. PG Tips will run every week throughout the term. This is an event which you can drop in and out of. PG Tips is an opportunity to ask questions outside of your department and supervisor on all aspects of postgraduate life, whether that's how to apply for a PhD, how to balance your study time and your social life, or simply where does the best coffee or food on campus. Whether your queries are academic or pastoral, our Library Student Partners will share their advice, or direct you to the appropriate service. |
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WMA reading group: Montaigne on MEEP (Mind, Epistemology, Ethics & Political Philosophy)S1.50Dear All, We're delighted to announce the WMA Reading Group schedule for this term - Eve Poirier will be leading the sessions. The details are below: Please note: in the run-up to this year's MindGrad conference, we will also be using this reading group to have some pre-reading sessions on the work of the keynote speakers. These will be valuable sessions for PG students to attend to familiarise themselves with the keynote speakers' work ahead of the conference. More details on this will be announced in due course. WMA reading group: Montaigne on MEEP (Mind, Epistemology, Ethics & Political Philosophy) Where/When: Cowling Room (S2.77), Tuesdays 16:00-17:00 in even weeks, starting in week 2. A message from Eve: This term in the WMA reading group we will look at some Montaignian takes on topics in Mind, Epistemology, Ethics and Politics. Suitable for Montaigne beginners and experts, everyone is welcome. I will be reading from Donald Frame’s translation, of which there are hard copies available in the library. Get in touch with me (eve.poirier@warwick.ac.uk) if you need help finding the readings or want a digital copy. We will meet in the Cowling Room (S2.77) at 16:00 on Tuesday in even weeks, starting on the 16th. I promise it will be relatively light-hearted and fun, so please don’t be afraid to come along and discover the joys of Montaigne 😊 Schedule: Week 2 – Intro to Montaigne: Judgement, Personality, Humankind (and Chess!) ‘To the Reader’ (p. 2 in the Frame translation) ‘Of Democritus and Heraclitus’ I. 50. (pp. 266-268) Week 4 – Knowing Facts, Learning Virtues ‘Of Pedantry’ I. 25. (pp. 118-129) Week 6 – Justice and Dirty Hands ‘Of the Useful and the Honourable’ III. 1 (pp. 726 at least up to p. 736) Week 8 – TBC Week 10 – TBC |