Brown Bag Lectures
Brown Bag Lectures: Mark Ralkowski
Mark Ralkowski, The George Washington University
“The Consolations of Humor”
Brown Bag Lectures: Joe Gurrola
Joe Gurrola, The George Washington University
“Can Reading Narrative Fiction Improve Our Empathetic Responses to Outgroup Members?”
Brown Bag Lectures: Daniel Tutt
Daniel Tutt, The George Washington University
"Gift Exchange, Periodization and Considerations for Libidinal Economy: On Karatani and Lyotard"
Brown Bag Lectures: Avery Archer
Avery Archer, The George Washington University
Brown Bag Lectures: Jeff Brand
Jeff Brand, The George Washington University
"Character and Repeat-Offender Sentencing"
Brown Bag Lectures: David DeGrazia
David DeGrazia, The George Washington University
Brown Bag Lectures: Dr. Summer Renault-Steele
Dr. Summer Renault-Steele
"New Media, Old Theory, and Critical Self-Encounter on the Internet"
Brown Bag Lectures: Elliot Swain
Elliot Swain
"Neoliberal Rationality as Instrumental Reason: Rereading Wendy Brown through Adorno and Horkheimer"
Brown Bag Lectures: Dr. Laura Papish
Dr. Laura Papish, The George Washington University
"Kant and Williams, and Guilt and Shame"
Brown Bag Lectures: Dr. Avery Archer
Dr. Avery Archer, The George Washington University
"Do or Do Not, There is No Withholding: An argument Against the Existence of Practical Withholding"
Brown Bag Lectures: Dr. Michael Sigrist
Dr. Michael Sigrist, The George Washington University
"Cool versus Anxious Deliberators: Comparing Models of Deliberation in Watson, Kierkegaard, and Heidegger"
Brown Bag Lectures: Dr. David DeGrazia
Dr. David DeGrazia, The George Washington University
"The Principles of Animal Research Ethics"
Brown Bag Lectures: Dr. Frederick Kellogg
Dr. Frederick Kellogg, The George Washington University
"The Snake and the Roundabout: Ethical Particularism and the Patterns of Normative Induction"
Brown Bag Lectures: Dr. Gail Weiss
Dr. Gail Weiss, The George Washington University
“The Shame of Shamelessness”
Brown Bag Lectures: Dr. R. Paul Churchill
April 8, 2016
Dr. R. Paul Churchill, The George Washington University
“Are Western Ethical Theories too WEIRD to Be Universal?”
