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Vices and Disorders

Date: 13 March 2009 Time: 10.00am

Vices and Disorders

Lancaster University - Friday 13th March

Funded by the Royal Institute of Philosophy

This workshop is free and open to all although places are limited. Please email Rachel Cooper to reserve a place.

Speakers:

Havi Carel (UWE) The Phenomenology of Alcohol Misuse.

Chris Megone (University of Leeds) Vices and Disorders - a neo-Aristotelian view.

Christian Perring (Dowling College, USA) The Moral Responsibility of People with Mental Illnesses for their actions.

Rachel Cooper (Lancaster University) The Boundary between Vices and Disorders.

There is room in the schedule for another couple of short papers, although speakers would need to cover their own costs. If you'd like to give a 20 minute paper on the theme of the workshop please email an abstract to r.v.cooper@lancaster.ac.uk by 23rd January. Please note that this workshop will be open to members of the public and all papers need to be accessible.

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Who can attend: Anyone