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Centre member CM Lim is organising a workshop on evaluative attitudes towards the past, which takes place in Sheffield Sept 10th and 11th. Full details below! Evaluative attitudes towards the pastDownload

Join us for the online launch of Professor Chris Bennett's most recent book, Expressive Action: A Philosophical Exploration. Chris EA launchDownload This is the first book in the Oxford University Press series on Positive Moral Philosophy - a series co-edited by Centre co-director Jules Holroyd, Cheshire Calhoun (Arizona) and Karen Stohr (Georgetown). You can find …

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At the start of July, Centre member Yonatan Shemmer and Sheffield philosopher Paul Faulkner convened a workshop in Sheffield, in collaboration with the Center for Machine Intelligence on Trust, Trustworthiness and AI. The workshop explored the relations between Trust, Trustworthiness and AI.  Central questions included: - Is it a category mistake to think of AI as …

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Centre member Megan Blomfield is co-organising a panel on Justice in Climate Litigation at the MANCEPT Workshops in Political Theory (University of Manchester, September 2-4). The panel will examine how litigation might be used as a tool in the pursuit of climate justice, new concerns of justice that are raised by such efforts, and how …

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Philosophers gathered on the 22nd May to participate in the annual CEP workshop. It was an excellent day of philosophical talks and discussion. Sheffield PGRs produced excellent poster presentations, as here viewed by centre members Dr Jim Chamberlain and Dr Megan Blomfield. Dr Nikhil Venkatesh (Sheffield, Leverhulme ECF) presents his paper 'Consequentialism on the Picket …

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The third meeting of the network will take place on 25th June. Full program is below! White Rose Practical Philosophy Network ProgrammeDownload

Centre member Tony Milligan has a piece in The Conversation about the classic anime Akira which has a limited re-release over the weekend. In it, Tony discusses wealth, power, authority and the nature of humanity itself! Read more here: https://theconversation.com/akira-returns-to-cinemas-why-the-legendary-anime-demands-a-rewatch-279830

You are welcome to attend the Centre for Engaged Philosophy workshop 2026! A day of talks on engaged philosophy! Full details are below. Please register here.

Affiliated centre member Dr Tareeq Jalloh discusses with Jim Baxter, on the Ethics Untangled Podcast, the philosophical underpinnings of the claims made about whether drill rap causes violence. Tareeq argues a philosophically robust understanding of causation is lacking in these debates, and once supplied it is harder to substantiate claims about drill rap causing violence …

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We are delighted to share news of the following workshop, organised by Philosophers in the Centre for Machine Intelligence at Sheffield. AI systems are becoming increasingly autonomous, in ways that pose important ethical challenges. This is particularly significant in cases of human-AI teaming (HAT) - that is, where a human (or group of humans) works with AI systems …

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