The conference will be hosted at Concordia’s Social Justice Centre and McGill University from April 28-29, 2023.
The purpose of the conference is to explore recent work on human dignity.
Questions of topical relevance are those regarding the relationship between dignity and (anti-discrimination) law, the (metaphysical/political) grounds of dignity, the relationship between dignity and (relational) equality, the history of the concept of human dignity, skepticism and/or criticism regarding the functional role that dignity-talk plays in moral and political discourse, Kant’s theory of human dignity, religious conceptions of dignity, etc.
More information will be announced closer to the event.
Location / How to join us
On Friday April 28, the conference will take place at Concordia University. In the Webster Library Building (Pavillion J.W. McConnell Bldg, 1400 Maisonneuve West) in Room LB-322 (on the 3rd floor). Food will be served in LB-361.
On Saturday April 29, the second day of the conference will take place at McGill University (855 Sherbrooke West) in the Leacock Building (LEA 429).
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