Centre member CM Lim’s workshop was a great success! Here is an (incomplete) photo record of some of its highlights. For details of the full program, see here: https://engagedphilosophy.org/2026/09/07/workshop-evaluative-attitudes-towards-the-past/
Alasia Nuti presented her work on thanotoactivism.
Chris Bennett presented on our evaluative attitudes towards things we cannot change.
Jordan Walters (l) presented on what we owe to the dead, and Jules Salomone-Sehr (r) on delayed blame for grave wrongs.
Paula Satne (r) presented her work on remembering and forgiving, introduced by organiser CM Lim (l).
Discussion amongst workshop participants (l-r) Jules Salomone-Sehr, Marta Carava, Anh-Quan Nguyen, and Alfred Archer. Marta presented a fascinating paper on forgiving, which engaged with the active modes of forgetting and remembering; Alfred presented on enduring imperial emotions, addressing recalcitrant feelings of national pride.
It was an excellent and productive workshop, enjoyed by all!
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