Modern Literature & Culture Research Centre & Gallery

Thursday, July 16, 4-5pm

 

Shifting from stay-at-home orders to reopening society involves navigating new risks. How do we manage the safety of ourselves and others during this precarious process, and what may recovery look like as a result? This webinar explores the ethics of recuperation and transition with three international experts.

Panelists

Pamela Hieronymi, Author of Freedom, Resentment, and the Metaphysics of Morals and Professor of Philosophy, UCLA
Meredith Schwartz, Author of The Ethics of Pandemics and Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Ryerson University
John Wrighton, Author of Ethics and Politics in Modern American Poetry and Deputy Head, School of Humanities, University of Brighton

 

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