We are very excited to invite all of you to the postgraduate Metaethics in Society Conference (MiS)! It will take place at the University of Nottingham, from the 15th-16th of March 2022. Follow us for updates and news!

The CfA for the Metaethics in Society Conference is now open! philevents.org/event/show/922… School of Humanities | University of Nottingham Notts Uni Philosophy Kindly supported by The Royal Institute of Philosophy

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Interested in the public significance of #metaethics? Try the Metaethics in Society conference, at Notts Uni Philosophy in March 2022, with a call for papers deadline of 30th November 2021. Organised by Jim Chamberlain and Metaethics in Society Conference (MiS). See: metaethicsinsociety.weebly.com

The second CfA is out!🙌Please send us your abstracts at [email protected] #metaethics

This is a friendly reminder of the third and final CfA! Deadline: 30th November 2021. Send us your abstracts at [email protected] #metaethicsinsociety

Registration for our conference is now open! Go to eventbrite.co.uk/e/metaethics-i… and check out the programme on the official website! 🤩metaethicsinsociety.weebly.com #metaethics #postgradconference

Only one day left until our conference! Here is the timetable with a great range of interesting topics: Timetable Day 1

Timetable Day 2

Thanks everyone for a wonderful first day today! Meet some of our speakers:

Speaker: Maggie Fife (CUNY Graduate Center) Talk: Moral Imagination, Social Possibility, and Prison Abolition

Speaker: Felicity Fu (University of Sheffield) Talk: Can AI Make Moral Judgements?

Speaker: Emma R. Prendergast (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Talk: The Service Conception of Legitimate Political Authority and Reasons Internalism

Today was the second and last day of our conference, and it was great! Thank you so much to all participants, and to our wonderful keynote speakers: Zoë A Johnson King (USC) and Neil Sinclair (UoN).

Meet some of today's speakers. Astrid Fly Oredsson (Aarhus University) Talk: 'Psychiatry Taxonomy and Epistemic Injustice: The case of borderline personality disorder, inappropriate anger and moral agency.'

Speaker: Paul Forrester (Yale) Talk: The Fittingness of Individual and Collective Attitudes and Emotions.

Speaker: Caitlin Fitchett (Harvard) Talk: Geoengineering, Indigenous Conceptions of the Value of Nature, and Public Discourse.

Thank you so much to the Royal Institute of Philosophy for supporting us The Royal Institute of Philosophy and to everyone who made this conference possible! School of Humanities | University of Nottingham Notts Uni Philosophy