Event type:

Hybrid

Date & time:

05 Mar 2025, 17:30 – 19:15

Living unrest and excitement – Grammars of responsibility

Anne-Marie Søndergaard Christensen presents two different theoretical understandings of what we take responsibility for.

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Living unrest and excitement – Grammars of responsibility

Anne-Marie Søndergaard Christensen

Professor of Practical Philosophy

University of Southern Denmark

Her main fields of expertise are Wittgensteinian ethics, virtue ethics and professional ethics. She currently works on issues of contextual ethics and ethics in healthcare and is writing a monograph on changing practices of responsibility. She has written a book on contemporary virtue ethics and is the author of Moral Philosophy and Moral Life (Oxford UP 2020). She is currently Chair of the Centre for Philosophy and Ethics of Health, also at SDU.

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Pre-booking essential

Cost

Free

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All

Availability

Yes

Organiser

Yuxin Su

stnvysu@ucl.ac.uk

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