A-level Philosophy Conferences
We provide two conferences per year for A-level students and teachers of Ethics and Philosophy. Each conference is an afternoon with a maximum of 60 participants, to facilitate discussion. We keep registration fees as low as possible.
Next Conference
Reason and Experience
Wednesday 6th November 2013, 1.00-5.00
Innate and Acquired Ideas: What Actually Is The Difference? - Jonathan Webber
The Grounds of Belief: Sense-Experience and Rational Intuition - Alessandra Tanesini
Should I Study Philosophy at University? - Jonathan Webber
Does Conceptual-Scheme Talk Make Sense? - Christopher Norris
Venue and booking form will be available nearer the time.
Previous Conferences
Why Should I Be Moral? - 6 December 2012
Hume and Nietzsche on Whether To Be Moral - Simon Robertson
Should I Study Philosophy at University? - Jonathan Webber
Is Morality Rationally Required? - Nicholas Shackel
Kant on Why I Should Be Moral - Jonathan Webber
Nietzsche and Morality - 6 March 2012
Nietzsche and Philosophy - Peter Sedgwick
Free Will in the Works of Nietzsche - Alessandra Tanesini
Nietzsche and the Disvalue of Morality - Simon Robertson
Kant and the Categorical Imperative - Jonathan Webber
An Afternoon of Moral Philosophy - 29 October 2011
Ethics and Sport - Andrew Edgar
Punishment: Just Deserts? - Jules Holroyd
Higher and Lower Pleasures - Jonathan Webber
Values in Science - Alessandra Tanesini
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