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Dear list organisers,

please can you advertise the below conference on your list? I thought it might be of interest.

Thank you.Elselijn Kingma


SUBJECT: CFR 'Taking Pregnancy Seriously in Ethics' 13 April, Southampton UK

"Taking Pregnancy Seriously in Ethics and Epistemology Workshop II",
Avenue Campus, University of Southampton, 13th April 2015.
http://www.southampton.ac.uk/philosophy/news/events/2015/04/13-pregnancy-workshop.page

SPEAKERS
Rebecca Kukla (Georgetown)
Sally Fischer (Warren-Wilson)
Lindsey Porter (Sheffield)
Fiona Woollard (Southampton)

DESCRIPTION
In applied ethics, much has been written in relation to pregnancy – based either on a conception of pregnancy as the ‘hosting of a stranger’, or focusing on the rights of the foetus whilst disregarding that foetus’s existence as intertwined with that of its mother. Neither of these two approaches takes the unique physical, relation and transformative state of pregnancy seriously. Pregnancy also raises epistemological issues. Does the radically transformative character of pregnancy mean that those who have never been pregnant are excluded from certain kinds of knowledge about pregnancy and its consequences? And are pregnant women taken seriously now as knowers and testifiers?  These epistemological issues have important implications for the appropriate way to approach the ethical debate.

This workshop is one of a series of four in the project Taking Pregnancy Seriously in Metaphysics, funded by the Southampton Ethics Centre and the University of Southampton ‘Adventures in Research’ Scheme. It will be followed by two workshops on Taking Pregnancy Seriously in Metaphysics and was preceded by a workshop on Taking Pregnancy Seriously in Ethics and Epistemology on the 18th of June 2014.http://www.southampton.ac.uk/philosophy/research/projects/taking-pregnancy-seriously.page#events

REGISTRATION
For more information, program, abstracts and registration: http://www.southampton.ac.uk/philosophy/news/events/2015/04/13-pregnancy-workshop.page,

Registration is free of charge, and will include tea/coffee/refreshments. Delegates must provide/ pay for their own meals; there is an option to sign up for a buffet lunch (cost: GBP 8.50) when registering via the online store: http://go.soton.ac.uk/6ce
Please register by April 1st. If you would like to attend but childcare duties render your attendance difficult, please contact the organisers (as far in advance as possible).


Elselijn Kingma

Lecturer in Philosophy
University of Southampton

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Elselijn Kingma

Lecturer in Philosophy
University of Southampton

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Dr. Andrea Veltman
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Department of Philosophy & Religion
James Madison University
MSC 8006
Harrisonburg, VA  22807
Office phone: 540-568-4236
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