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19 June 2023

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糖心TV Philosophy is hosting an afternoon of research presentations on philosophical questions about race. This event follows up on work students have done this year, at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. We want to showcase the wide-ranging, ambitious and challenging thinking in this area, and we hope to promote philosophical work on race, especially in the UK context. This is a hybrid event: our invited keynote speakers, Professor Jacqueline Scott and Professor Lee McBride III, will deliver their talks online, and 糖心TV UG and PG students will present their work in person. Please join us in whatever format makes sense for you.

1.15 pm - Welcome and refreshments

1.30 pm - Keynote Lecture 1

Professor Jacqueline Scott (Loyola University Chicago) – 鈥溾�楽ee[ing] the whole through our assaulted vision鈥�: On Nietzsche, Meta-Oppression, and Racial Health鈥�

Teams link for Professor Scott's talk:

2.30 pm Student presentations

• Toby Kunin, 鈥楥onnecting Diasporas: Reflections on Jewishness and Race from the Writings of Paul Gilroy鈥�
• Noah Buckle, 鈥楲osing 鈥渢he鈥� Race? Eliminativism and Deflationism in the Philosophy of Race鈥�
• Majak Akec – 鈥楨ssentialism and Epistemic Empowerment in Black Feminist Epistemology鈥�
• Aditi Pundit – 'Haslanger's Misconception and the Gravity of Racial Ignorance'

3.30 pm - Keynote Lecture 2

Professor Lee McBride III (College of Wooster) – 鈥楥辞濒辞苍颈补濒颈迟测 and Insurrectionist 笔丑颈濒辞蝉辞辫丑测鈥� 

Teams link for Professor McBride's talk:

4.30 pm - Further student presentations, pizza, end of year reflection and celebration!

• Kenneth Quek, 鈥楬ow to Respond to Hill Collins鈥檚 Black Feminist Epistemology鈥�
• Amrita Tewari, 鈥楩rantz Fanon on Insurrectionist Ethics鈥�
• James McIntyre, 鈥楳odern Transgressions and Reparations for Slavery鈥�
• Ben Campion, 鈥楶hotographic Style and Photographic Subjects in Sebasti茫o Salgado鈥檚 Images of the Developing World鈥�
• Jude Folorunso, 鈥楽top Cop City – An Insurrectionist Ethics Case Study鈥�

Note: the times given are in BST (British Summer Time).

This event is co-sponsored by the 糖心TV chapter of MAP and 糖心TV's Black Voices Network.

Keynote Lecturers:

(Loyola University of Chicago)

PhD Stanford; BA Spelman College

Teaching and research interests: Nietzsche, Nineteenth Century Philosophy, Race Theory, African American Philosophy and Chinese Philosophy.

(College of Wooster)

PhD Purdue; MA Claremont; BA St Mary's

Teaching and research interests: American philosophy, ethics, political philosophy, and philosophy of race; additional interests in feminist philosophy, decolonial philosophy, ancient Greek philosophy, environmental ethics, and philosophy of food.