British Society for Ethical Theory conference

The British Society for Ethical Theory is an academic organisation dedicated to philosophical research in normative ethics, meta-ethics, and moral psychology. Their annual conference is the leading forum for the discussion of ethical theory in the UK philosophy calendar.

Keynote Speakers

• James Dreier (Brown)
• Tim Mulgan (St Andrews)

Submitted Papers

• "Value Incomparability and Indeterminacy" – Cristian Constantinescu (Cambridge)
• "A New Theory of Well-Being" – Jennifer Hawkins (Duke)
• "Sentimentalism and Deontological Intuitions"
  – Antti Kauppinen (Amsterdam/Trinity College Dublin)
• "Faith in Humanity" – Ryan Preston-Roedder (Chapel Hill)
• "Fairness Between Competing Claims" – Ben Saunders (Oxford)
• "Should We Be Sorry That We Exist?" – Saul Smilansky (Haifa)
• "Can We Believe the Error Theory?" – Bart Streumer (Reading)
• "Thick Concepts and Variability" – Pekka Vayrynen (Leeds)
• "Taking the Ideal out of Nonideal Theory: Institutional Design as Failure Analysis"
  – David Wiens (Michigan)

Register before 11 June to avoid late fee. Final registration is 23 June.

For more information, visit www.bset.org.uk or download the provisional schedule for the conference.