Workshop on Law and Philosophy

Workshop is free and open to all, space permitting. Please register to receive location info and for the papers. Some of the sessions are pre-read.

7/22/2026
All day
Location
Provided Upon Registration
Sponsored by
Ethics Institute, Leslie Center for the Humanities, Philosophy Department, Political Economy Project
Audience
Public
Registration required
More information
Professor David Plunkett

Workshop on Law and Philosophy
Dartmouth College

Wednesday, July 22:
9:30-11:00: Miriam Schoenfield (UT-Austin Philosophy)
with comments from Pacy Yan (Princeton Philosophy / Harvard Law)
Chair: David Plunkett (Dartmouth Philosophy)

11:15-12:45: Daniel Wodak (Penn Philosophy)
with comments from Nate Sharadin (Hong Kong Philosophy)
Chair: Tristram McPherson (OSU Philosophy)

4:30-6:00: Tristram McPherson (OSU Philosophy) and David Plunkett (Philosophy)
with comments from Michelle Dyke (Tufts Philosophy)
Chair: TBD

Thursday, July 23:
9:30-11:00: Chris Lewis (Harvard Law)
with comments from Nico Cornell (Michigan Law)
Chair: TBD

11:15-12:45: Emad Atiq (Cornell Law)
with comments from Kenny Walden (Dartmouth Philosophy)
Chair: Mark Budolson (UT-Austin Philosophy)

4:30-6:00: Lily Hu (Yale Philosophy)
with comments from Susan Brison (Dartmouth Philosophy)
Chair: TBD

Organized by David Plunkett (Dartmouth College, Philosophy)

Co-sponsored by the Dartmouth Philosophy Department, the Leslie Center for the Humanities, the Ethics Institute, the Political Economy Project, and the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy. 

Workshop is free and open to all, space permitting. Please register ahead of time for the papers. Some of the sessions are pre-read, others are not. (The pre-read ones will eventually be marked on the schedule.) People are welcome to only come to part of the workshop, choosing those papers they are most interested in.

Registration: https://forms.gle/Cdhyb8t3bQj4sWuo8

Format for pre-read sessions: 2 min opening remarks, 10 min comments, 5 min response, Q+A.
Format for presentation sessions: 20-30 min presentation, 10 min comments, 5 min response, Q+A.

 

Location
Provided Upon Registration
Sponsored by
Ethics Institute, Leslie Center for the Humanities, Philosophy Department, Political Economy Project
Audience
Public
Registration required
More information
Professor David Plunkett