Past Equality and Welfare Events
Mon 22 Jan, '18- |
MAP strategy meetingOC1.07 |
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Wed 21 Feb, '18- |
Equality and Welfare CommitteeS1.50 |
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Fri 2 Nov, '18- |
MAP Seminar: Affirmative ActionS2.77 (Cowling Room)The aim of MAP Seminars is to foster the understanding and philosophical assessment of MAP-related themes. Every meeting focuses on a topic and a reading extract.
This meeting is on: Affirmative Action. What is it? What are its advantages and disadvantages? The faculty member who will act as facilitator is: Patrick Tomlin Reading Extract: TBA Room: S2.77 Cowling room Time: 4 pm - 5 pm, followed by drinks at the Duck
Info: mapwarwick@gmail.com |
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Thu 22 Nov, '18- |
MAP Seminar: Social DiversityS2.77 (Cowling Room)The aim of MAP Seminars is to foster the understanding and philosophical assessment of MAP-related themes. Every meeting focuses on a topic and a reading extract.
This meeting is on: Enhancing Social Diversity in Philosophy. What are the epistemic benefits? The faculty member who will act as facilitator is: Fabienne Peter. Reading Extract: TBA Room: S2.77 Cowling room Time: 4 pm - 5 pm, followed by drinks at the Duck
Info: mapwarwick@gmail.com |
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Mon 4 Mar, '19- |
MAP Seminar: Pride and Prejudice: Knowledge of One's Own PrejudiceCowling Room (S2.77)Facilitator: Johannes Roessler |
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Thu 16 May, '19- |
MAP Seminar: Approaches to PhilosophyH1.03This seminar is on 'Approaches to Philosophy: Do we need to be critical to do our job well? Does criticism imply antagonism or is there a role that empathy could play?’ Facilitator: Karen Simecek Recommended reading: Pamela Sue Anderson 'Silencing and Speaker Vulnerability: Undoing an oppressive form of wilful ignorance' available here, http://www.womeninparenthesis.co.uk/read-pamela-sue-andersons-iwd-keynote/.
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Thu 23 May, '19- |
MAP Seminar: Epistemic InjusticeThe Cowling Room (S2.77), Social Sciences BuildingFacilitator: Kirk Surgener Reading: TBA |
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