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Political Theory and Impact Roundtable
I was part of a roundtable on Political Theory and Impact in March 2015, run by the PSA and held at the House of Lords. The participants were: Lord Parekh FBA (chair) Prof Thom Brooks (Law, Durham) Dr Clare Chambers (Philosophy, Cambridge) Prof Elizabeth Frazer (Politics, Oxford) Dr Emily McTernan (Political Science, UCL) Dr Martin O’Neill (Politics, York) Prof Michael Otsuka (Philosophy, LSE) Prof Albert Weale (Political Science, UCL) Details are here.
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WOW festival
I spoke at the WOW – Women of the World – Festival in Cambridge in March 2015, on a panel on Women’s Bodies, Private Places. Women’s bodies, who do they belong to? A wide- ranging, multi-generational and diverse panel will explore issues around life as a woman. From boobs and body hair to body image and periods, how have attitudes changed and who decides what’s ‘right’? In conversation will be Dr Clare Chambers, author of ‘Fat is a Feminist Issue’ Susie Orbach, Roz Hardie, CEO of campaign group Object, Debra Bourne from All Walks Beyond the Catwalk, poet, singer, writer and actor Keisha Thompson, Alice Wroe from the Herstory project,…
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Beauty Demands Workshop
I’m speaking at the first of four workshops on Beauty Demands in Warwick this March. Find details of the workshop here.
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Seminar in Contemporary Political Thought (LT 2015)
The seminars will take place on Fridays between 1.00-2.30pm in the Coleridge Room, Jesus College. All are welcome. Convenors: Dr Clare Chambers (Philosophy) and Dr Duncan Bell (POLIS) 16th January: Hillel Steiner, University of Manchester Levels of Non-Ideality 30th January: Jeff McMahan, University of Oxford Liability, Proportionality, and the Number of Aggressors 13th February: Kimberlee Brownlee, University of Warwick Social Contribution Injustice 27th February: Andrea Sangiovanni, King’s College, London Moral Equality, Respect, and Cruelty
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Seminar in Contemporary Political Thought (MT 2014)
Faculty of Philosophy and POLIS Convenors: Dr Clare Chambers (Philosophy) and Dr Duncan Bell (POLIS) The seminars take place on alternate Fridays between 1.00-2.30pm in the Coleridge Room, Jesus College. All are welcome. Michaelmas Term 2014 10th October (week 1) Miriam Ronzoni, University of Manchester “Republicanism and Global Politics: Three Requirements in Tension” 24th October (week 3) Elizabeth Frazer, University of Oxford “Reading Shakespeare Politically” 7th November (week 5) Tracy Strong, UC San Diego “Where Do We Find Ourselves? Hawthorne and the Actuality of Political Space” 21st November (week 7) Moya Lloyd, Loughborough University “Naming Absence: The Politics of Body Counts”
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New Directions in Public Reason (2014)
I participated in this excellent event at the University of Birmingham. Details here.
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Seminar in Contemporary Political Thought (LT 2014)
The seminars take place on Fridays between 1.00-2.30pm in the Coleridge Room, Jesus College. All are welcome. 17th January Christian List, LSE: Theory Construction in Political Theory: A Philosophy-of-Science Perspective 31st January Sarah Fine, King’s College, London: Migration and Distributive Justice 14th February Moya Loyd, Loughborough University: Deaths That Matter: Critical Reflections on the Politics of Mourning and the Limits of Human Belonging 28th February Matt Kramer, University of Cambridge: Torture, Morality, and Law
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Seminar in Contemporary Political Thought (MT 2013)
The seminars will take place on Fridays between 1.00-2.30pm in the Coleridge Room, Jesus College. All are welcome. Convenors: Dr Clare Chambers (Philosophy) and Dr David Blunt (POLIS) 11th October Jules Holroyd, University of Nottingham: Moral and Institutional Desert 25th October Ben Colburn, University of Glasgow: Beneficence and Blackmail 8th November Alex Voorhoeve, LSE: How Should We Aggregate Competing Claims? 22nd November Catriona McKinnon, University of Reading: Crimes Against Humanity, and Future People
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Andrea Dworkin Commemorative Conference (2006)
The Andrea Dworkin Commemorative Conference was held at the Centre for the Study of Social Justice (CSSJ), University of Oxford, in 2006. You can hear the podcasts of the day here, with thanks to the CSSJ for allowing them to be posted. Session 1: Sheila Jeffreys, “Not just about pornography: the radical politics of Andrea Dworkin” Alison Assiter, “Pornography: its significance for feminism” Session 2: Finn McKay, “Prostitution and Andrea Dworkin’s relevance to young feminists” Valerie Bryson, “Andrea Dworkin, feminist political thought, and the role of men” Session 3: Michael Moorcock, “Andrea Dworkin’s fiction” Julie Bindel, “Myths about Andrea Dworkin” John Stoltenberg, “What Andrea knew about her work” Plenary session: Professor Catharine…