Associate Professor of Philosophy @Carleton_U. Social & Political, 19th/20th c. German & French Philosophy. Co-Director FANE. Multilingual.
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ALT A poster reading “Ethics and Public Affairs and the Department of Philosophy present: Reimagining the Social Contract: Perspectives from Legal Philosophy.” On the left side of the poster is a headshot of University of Maryland’s Martha M. Ertman with the caption “EPAF Distinguished Visiting Speaker 2024” indicating that her talk will be titled “Racial Wealth Disparities as Breach of Social Contract: Do-It-Yourself Reparations.” On the right side of the poster is a headshot of Cardiff University’s Jiří Přibáň with the caption “Carleton Philosophy Colloquium Speaker” indicating that his talk will be titled “Imaginary pf the Social Contract: A Systems Theory Perspective of Transnational Law and Economy”. Occurring on Thursday, March 21st, 2024, there will be light snacks and refreshments from 4:30-5pm, followed by the speaker presentations from 5-7pm. The event will be held in 608 Pigiarvik (the Senate Room).
ALT The Colloquium guest, Dr. McGrath poses a question to Jeremy, one of the MA students who took part in the Research Day panel. Several other audience members sit in the background listening to the question.
ALT Seated behind a table at the front of the room, Jeremy offers his response to Dr. McGrath’s question as a visible part of the audience and other students on his panel listen on.
ALT Seated across two red couches, Dr. McGrath and several students engage in avid conversation. Between the two couches there is a coffee table, appropriately cluttered with coffee, tea, and baked goods that the group is sharing.
ALT Seated across two red couches, Dr. McGrath and several students engage in avid conversation. Between the two couches there is a coffee table, appropriately cluttered with coffee, tea, and baked goods that the group is sharing.
