Knowing what to do: A conference on moral
knowledge and moral concepts
Saturday 9th April – Sunday 10th April 2011
University of Kent, Canterbury
Aim
The conference aims to bring together those researching in meta-ethics, and, especially, in areas related to meta-normative ethics and moral epistemology, so that they can both pursue some of the familiar debates, and raise and discuss new questions and ideas. The conference will also be of significance to anyone working in any areas of ethics, aesthetics, practical reasoning and general epistemology and metaphysics.
| Cost | ||
| Registration only: | £25 | includes tea/coffee + Sunday lunch sandwich buffet |
| + Saturday overnight: | £95 | ensuite, on-campus , breakfast included (Friday not available) |
| + Sat/Sun overnight: | £135 | |
| Post-graduate funding support available courtesy of Analysis | ||
Registration
To register for the conference please complete the application form, which can be downloaded here - 
Starts and Finishes
Registration: Saturday 9th April, from 14.30. First talk 15.30
Conference due to finish Sunday 10th April, approx. 16.00
Contact
Please email the organiser,
, for further details.
Support gratefully received from the Analysis Trust, the Aristotelian Society, the Kent Institute of Advanced Research in Science and Humanities, the Mind Association, and the School of European Culture and Languages, University of Kent.