Dartmouth Events

Workshop on Law and Philosophy

2-day workshop, Tuesday July 8 and Wednesday July 9, 2025. Pre-read materials will be distributed with pre-registration.

7/8/2025

9:30 am – 6:00 pm

TBA

Sponsored by: Leslie Center for the Humanities, Philosophy Department, Political Economy Project

Intended Audience(s): Public

Categories: Arts and Sciences, Lectures & Seminars

Registration required.

Workshop on Law and Philosophy
at Dartmouth College
Tuesday July 8 and Wednesday July 9, 2025

Tuesday July 8

9:30-11am. Gabe Mendlow (Michigan Law), “Accountability for Thought”
12:30-2pm. Tristram McPherson (Ohio State Philosophy) and David Plunkett (Dartmouth Philosophy),“Ethical Inquiry with Non-Epistemic Aims?”:
4:30-6pm. Russ Muirhead (Dartmouth Government), “Ungoverning”

Wednesday July 9

9:30-11am. Christopher Lewis (Harvard Law), “The Weight of Police Violence”
12:30-2pm. Rachel Fraser (MIT Philosophy), “TBD”
3-4:30pm. Mitchell Berman (Penn Law), “To Say What the Law Is: The Constitution, the Supreme Court, and the Nature of Law”

Co-sponsored by the Dartmouth Philosophy Department, the Ethics Institute, Political Economy Project, and the Leslie Center for the Humanities.

Workshop is free and open to all, space permitting. Please register ahead of time for the papers.

For more information, contact:

Prof David Plunkett

Events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.