8th Annual CNY Moral Psychology Workshop

About This Event

This year, we will discuss four papers on topics in moral psychology in a workshop format:

• Mercedes Corredor, (Virginia Tech), “Apology, Empathy, and Perspectival Validation”
• Raja Rosenhagen, (California State University, Fresno), “The Glue of Passions, the Gaze of Love: Jain Moral Psychology in a Murdochian Frame”
• Jaclyn Rekis, (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), "Sentimentalizing Other People"
• Taojie Wang, (Boston University), “Influence and Resonance”

Papers will be distributed in advance and can be accessed by emailing Joseph Spino. The keynote address will be delivered by Ben Bradley of Syracuse University. The title of his talk will be “Welfare Variabilism and the Benefits of Existence."

Featured Guests

1. Mercedes Corredor, (Virginia Tech) “Apology, Empathy, and Perspectival Validation”
2. Raja Rosenhagen, (California State University, Fresno) “The Glue of Passions, the Gaze of Love: Jain Moral Psychology in a Murdochian Frame”
3. Jaclyn Rekis, (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Sentimentalizing Other People
4. Taojie Wang, (Boston University), “Influence and Resonance”
5. Keynote: Ben Bradley, (Syracuse University) “Welfare Variabilism and the Benefits of Existence"

Co-sponsors

• Le Moyne College