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Friday
29th June |
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10.30
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SAP
ECM |
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Sitting
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Executive
Committee members only
(tea
and coffee at 10.30) |
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11.30
- 1.30pm |
JAP
EBM |
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Syndicate
Room A
(Peter Scott) :
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JAP
editorial board members only
(Lunch
at 12.30) |
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12
- 2pm |
Registration |
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Lucas
House Foyer : |
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Sandwich
lunch will be catered during registration |
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2
- 2.05pm |
Welcome |
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Edgbaston
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Helen
Beebee, University of Birmingham |
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2.05
- 3.30pm |
Plenary
Session I |
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Edgbaston
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Brenda
Almond, University of Hull, UK
Conflicting
Ideologies of the Family
Chair-commentator: David Archard (Lancaster University) |
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3.30
- 4pm |
Tea |
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4
- 5pm |
Concurrent
Sessions I |
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Edgbaston
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Daniela
Cutas, University of Manchester, UK
Towards
ethical (regulations of) natural and ‘artificial’ parenthood
Chair-commentator: Stephen Wilkinson (Keele University) |
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Bryan
Weaver and Fiona Woollard, University of Reading, UK
Forsaking
All Others: The Norm of Monogamy
Chair-commentator: Ayelet Blecher-Prigat ( Sha'arei Mishpat, Israel ) |
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Harborne
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Lawrence
Lengbayer, United States Naval Academy, USA
Children,
Gratitude and Respect: Filial Piety as a Vice
Chair-commentator: Marja Stuifbergen (UMC Utrecht, The Netherlands) |
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Peter
Scott Room :
Split
Session |
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First
30 minutes (4 - 4.30pm):
Mark
Sheehan, University of Oxford, UK
Unnatural
Choices and Unnatural Children:
Designer children and interfering with nature
Chair: Heather Draper (University of Birmingham)
Second 30 minutes (4.30 - 5pm):
David
Shaw, University of St Andrews, UK
Rawls, Children and
Abortion
Chair: Heather Draper (University of Birmingham) |
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5
- 6pm |
Concurrent
Sessions II |
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Edgbaston
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Mianna
Lotz, Macquarrie University, Australia
Does
it matter why we parent? The moral significance of procreative reasons
Chair-commentator: Friderik Klampfer (University of Maribor, Slovenia) |
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Sitting
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Ingrid
Robeyns, Radboud University, The Netherlands
Are
children public goods?
Chair-commentator: Sarah Hitchen (Lancaster University) |
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Harborne
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David
Ciavatta, Ryerson University, Canada
The
Family and the Bonds of Recognition
Chair-commentator: Paulus Kaufmann (University of Zurich) |
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Peter
Scott Room :
Split
Session |
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First
30 minutes (5 - 5.30pm):
Elizabeth
Brake, University of Calgary, Canada
Is
Divorce Promise-Breaking?
Chair: Heather Draper (University of Birmingham)
Second
30 minutes (5.30 - 6pm)
Lucinda
Ferguson, University of Alberta, Canada
Interpersonal
Obligation, Spousal Support, and the Social Nature of Intimacy
Chair: Heather Draper (University of Birmingham) |
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6
- 7.30pm |
Dinner |
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7.30
- 9pm |
Plenary
Session II |
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Edgbaston
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David
Archard, Lancaster University, UK
Parental
Obligations
Chair: John Tasioulas (University of Oxford) |
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9.15pm |
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Peter
Scott Foyer : |
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All
attendees welcome |
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Saturday
30th June |
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9
- 10am |
Concurrent
Sessions III |
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Jonathan
Ives, University of Birmingham, UK
A
framework for the acquisition of paternal responsibility and rights:
the philosophical fruit of an empirical labour
Chair-commentator: Heather Draper (University of Birmingham) |
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Samantha
Brennan, University of Western Ontario, Canada
The
Intrinsic Goods of Childhood
Chair-commentator: Bertha Manninen (Arizona State University , USA) |
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Harborne
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Adejoke
Oyewunmi, University of Lagos, Nigeria
Socio-Cultural,
Economic and Legal Dimensions of Child Labour:
A Perspective on the African Family
Chair: Heather Widdows (University of Birmingham) |
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Peter
Scott
Syndicate
Room A: |
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Pete
Morriss, NUI Galway, Ireland
Marriage
and Liberalism - An Underexplored tension?
Chair-commentator: Andrew Hall (Columbia University) |
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10
- 11.15am |
Plenary
Session III |
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Erica
Haimes, University of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, UK
Applied philosophy, sociology and families: making connections?
Chair: Lorella Terzi (King's College London) |
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11.15
- 11.45am |
Coffee |
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11.45am
- 1pm |
Plenary
Session IV |
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Edgbaston
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Adam
Swift, Balliol College, Oxford, UK
Legitimate
Parental Partiality
Chair: Tom Sorell (University of Birmingham) |
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1
- 2pm |
Lunch |
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2
- 3pm |
Concurrent
Sessions IV |
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Muireann
Quigley, University of Manchester, UK
A
Right to Reproduce: Interests, Liberty, Equality, and Brute Bad
Luck
Chair-commentator: Tom Walker (Keele University) |
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Nat
Coleman, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
School
Choice, School Selection, and Equal Opportunity
Chair-commentator: Tom Sorell (University of Birmingham) |
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Harborne
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Femke
Takes, Radboud University, The Netherlands
The
child’s best interests’ in the debate on gamete donation
Chair-commentator: Lucy Frith (University of Liverpool) |
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Peter
Scott Room :
Split
Session
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First
30 minutes (2 - 2.30pm):
Marilea
Bramer, University of Minnesota, USA
The
Place of Personal Relationships in Kantian Moral Theory
Chair: Christian Perring (Dowling College, New York)
Second
30 minutes (2.30 - 3pm):
Serena
Olsaretti, University of Cambridge, UK
Family
responsibilities and liberal equality
Chair: Christian Perring (Dowling College, New York) |
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3
- 4pm |
Concurrent
Sessions V |
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Aliza
Avraham , University of Haifa, Israel
Should
the Non-Identity Problem prevent us from Licensing Parenthood?
Chair-commentator: Stuart Oultram (Keele University) |
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Thornton
Lockwood , Fordham University, New York, USA
The
Nature and Moral Status of the Family in Aristotelian Social Thought
Chair-commentator: Heather Widdows (University of Birmingham) |
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Harborne
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Mark
Vopat , Youngstown State University, Ohio, USA
Justice,
Religion and the Education of Children
Chair-commentator: Jonathan Ives (University of Birmingham) |
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Peter
Scott Room :
Split Session |
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First
30 minutes (3 - 3.30pm):
Rita
Manning , San Jose State University, California, USA
Reason,
Sentiment and Family Obligation
Chair: Lorella Terzi (King's College London)
Second
30 minutes (3.30 - 4pm):
Joseph
Millum, National Institute of Health Clinical Centre,
USA
How
to be a responsible parent
Chair: Lorella Terzi (King's College London) |
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4
- 4.30pm |
Tea,
and JAP Meet the Editor session |
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Journal
of Applied Philosophy Meet
the Editor Session
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4.30
- 6pm |
Plenary
Session V |
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Edgbaston
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Sally
Sheldon, University of Kent, UK
Fragmenting
Fatherhood
Chair: Chris Megone (University of Leeds) |
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6
- 7pm |
Society
for Applied Philosophy AGM |
AGM will be held in the Edgbaston Room
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8pm |
Dinner |
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Sunday
1st July |
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9.30
- 11am |
Plenary
Session VI |
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Edgbaston
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11
- 11.30am |
Coffee |
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11.30am
- 12.30pm |
Concurrent
Sessions VI |
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Edgbaston
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Bertha
Manninen, Arizona State University, USA
Pleading
men and virtuous women: Considering the role of the father in the
abortion debate
Chair-commentator: Tom Sorell (University of Birmingham) |
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Judith
Suissa, IOE, University of London, UK
Parents
and Parenting; Recovering the Philosophical Terrain
Chair-commentator: Christian Perring (Dowling College, New York) |
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Harborne
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Jacqueline
Laing, London Metropolitan University, UK
The
new reproductive technologies and the family
Chair-commentator: Eleni Kalokairinou (University of Cyprus) |
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Peter
Scott Room :
Split
Session |
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First
30 minutes (11.30am - 12pm):
Stanley
Vodraska, Canisius College, Buffalo, USA
The
Human Family is not essentially a Civil Institution
Chair: Ben Colburn (University of Cambridge)
Second
30 minutes (12 - 12.30pm):
Ben
Colburn, University of Cambridge, UK
Autonomy-Promoting
Liberalism and Family Relationships
Chair: Stanley Vodraska (Canisius College, Buffalo) |
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12.30
- 1.30pm |
Lunch |
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1.30
- 3pm |
Plenary
Session VII |
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Edgbaston
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Hugh
LaFollette, University of South Florida, USA
The
Morality of Wishing
Chair: Heather Draper (University of Birmingham) |
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3
- 3.30pm |
Tea
and Close of Conference |
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Please
ensure any outstanding business is completed by the close of conference |
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