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DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20241003T105935
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SUMMARY:Freedom\, Autonomy and Intimate Relationships
DESCRIPTION:Intimate relationships are an area of our moral lives that has 
 been receiving increasing attention in the analytic philosophical traditio
 n. In this workshop\, we will draw on contemporary moral philosophy\, focu
 sing on duty\, promise\, freedom and autonomy in the context of intimate r
 elationships. The aim of the workshop is to bring together philosophers wo
 rking on the theme of ‘Intimate Relationships’\, broadly conceived\, a
 nd to cover a range of topics in moral\, legal\, and political philosophy.
  We will address questions such as (but not limited to): What moral duties
  arise from intimate relationships? Which role do promises play in this? W
 hat moral obligations arise in specific relationships such as friendships\
 , romantic relationships or co-parenthood? Which of these might persist ev
 en after the relationship has ended?  Does an intimate relationship ever 
 limit an agent’s freedom or autonomy? If so\, in what way?  \\r\\nConf
 irmed speakers: •    Monika Betzler (LMU München) •    Ulrike H
 euer (University College London) •    Sabine Hohl (University of Base
 l) •    Andrée-Anne Cormier (York University) •    Richard Heal
 ey (London School of Economics) •    Johanna Rensing (University of B
 asel) •    Danielle Levitan (University of Basel)\\r\\nThe workshop i
 s held in partnership with the University of Basel\, Department of Arts\, 
 Media and Philosophy\, and kindly sponsored by the Forum Basiliense. It is
  organised by faculty from the University of Basel: Sabine Hohl\, Danielle
  Levitan\, Johanna Rensing and Francesca Miccoli
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Intimate relationships are an area of our moral lives that ha
 s been receiving increasing attention in the analytic philosophical tradit
 ion. In this workshop\, we will draw on contemporary moral philosophy\, fo
 cusing on duty\, promise\, freedom and autonomy in the context of intimate
  relationships. The aim of the workshop is to bring together philosophers 
 working on the theme of ‘Intimate Relationships’\, broadly conceived\,
  and to cover a range of topics in moral\, legal\, and political philosoph
 y. We will address questions such as (but not limited to): What moral duti
 es arise from intimate relationships? Which role do promises play in this?
  What moral obligations arise in specific relationships such as friendship
 s\, romantic relationships or co-parenthood? Which of these might persist 
 even after the relationship has ended?&nbsp\; Does an intimate relationshi
 p ever limit an agent’s freedom or autonomy? If so\, in what way?&nbsp\;
 &nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Confirmed speakers:<br /> •&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Monika 
 Betzler (LMU München)<br /> •&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Ulrike Heuer (Univer
 sity College London)<br /> •&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Sabine Hohl (Universit
 y of Basel)<br /> •&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Andrée-Anne Cormier (York Univ
 ersity)<br /> •&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Richard Healey (London School of Ec
 onomics)<br /> •&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Johanna Rensing (University of Bas
 el)<br /> •&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Danielle Levitan (University of Basel)<
 /p>\n<p>The workshop is held in partnership with the University of Basel\,
  Department of Arts\, Media and Philosophy\, and kindly sponsored by the F
 orum Basiliense. It is organised by faculty from the University of Basel: 
 Sabine Hohl\, Danielle Levitan\, Johanna Rensing and Francesca Miccoli</p>
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20241203T170000
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