British Society for Ethical Theory
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The British Society for Ethical Theory is a philosophical organization dedicated to philosophical research in normative ethics, meta-ethics, and moral psychology. The society holds an annual conference; and facilitates the exchange of information, drafts of papers, and reviews among its members.
The society was founded by David McNaughton.[1] The current president of the society is Simon Kirchin from the University of Kent.[2]
Conferences
- 2007: University of Bristol[3]
- 2008: University of Edinburgh[4]
- 2009: University of Reading[5]
- 2010: University of Nottingham[6]
- 2012: University of Stirling[7]
- 2013: Institute of Philosophy, University of London[8]
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