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SAP Annual Conference
SAP Annual Conference 2024
28 – 30 June, St Anne’s College,
University of Oxford
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The SAP is deeply saddened to hear of the death of Brenda Almond, Emeritus Professor of Moral and Social Philosophy at the University of Hull. Professor Almond co-founded the SAP with Anthony O’Hear in 1982. She devoted many years to
Society for Applied Philosophy Annual Conference 2024
SAP Annual Conference 2024 28 8211 30 June St Anne 8217 s College University of Oxford
SAP sponsored event: Food, Family, and Justice
Food is often produced, distributed, and consumed in families. What does this imply for food justice and for justice in, of and for the family? Current debates over the family – over parental authority, children’s upbringing, the right to procreate, the reproduction of injustice, and so on – tend to
SAP sponsored event: Engaged Philosophy, Inclusive Philosophy
Join us for a day of talks exploring how engaged methodologies promote inclusive research and teaching. Schedule: 11.00am: Welcome 11.15-12.30: Albert Atkin: Visibility as Epistemic Exploitation 12.30-13.30: Lunch 13.30 – 14.45: Tareeq Jalloh: Against Restricting Rappers’ Freedoms 14.50 – 16.05: Megan Blomfield: Epistemic Injustice and Asylum Claims 16.05 – 16.30: tea break 16.30 –
