Additionally, we shall publish the selected papers in the Centre’s multimedia online journal, C4eJournal.Ībout the theme: The global pandemic is an ongoing battle that affects all spheres of life-including: politics, education, economics, healthcare, and our interpersonal relationships. The second C4E Undergraduate Research Conference, entitled Ethics, Healing & Reconciliation, brings together UofT students and recent graduates from across disciplines to present and discuss research in the spirit of the C4E’s mission to explore the ethical dimensions of individual, social, and political life. This paper begins outlining philosophical characterization of coping by addressing two sets of questions pertaining to its nature and normative assessment.Įthics, Healing & Reconciliation (C4E Undergraduate Research Conference 2022) Unlike resilience, which remains an elusive construct, coping – construed as a process with the potential to produce resilience – has a longer and better-established history in psychology, and yet remains unexplored in philosophy. Philosophy has also demonstrated a novel interest in both the epistemic dimension of resilience and its ethical aspects.
It is, arguably, the buzz term of our times, pervading common talk in our everyday lives as well as strategic plans in the private, corporate, and public spheres, and is often characterized as a very desirable and sought-after state, quality, or virtue. Psychological resilience is commonly understood as the ability agents exhibit in stressful, uncertain, or challenging situations, when they ‘bounce back,’ adapt, and thrive despite adversity. Tough Love, White Lies, Hard Truths, and Mixed Motivesįederica Berdini, Coping, Agency, and Responsibility: Conceptual and Normative Aspects To stay informed about other upcoming events at the Centre for Ethics, opportunities, and more, please sign up for our newsletter.Ĭoping, Agency, and Responsibility: Conceptual and Normative Aspects Sarah (Sadie) Warren, Food for Thought: Foraging, Identity, and the Roots of Ecological Progress To stay informed about other upcoming events at the Centre for Ethics, opportunities, and more, please sign up for our newsletter.įood for Thought: Foraging, Identity, and the Roots of Ecological Progressīowen Chan, Tough Love, White Lies, Hard Truths, and Mixed Motives To stay informed about other upcoming events at the Centre for Ethics, opportunities, and more, please sign up for our newsletter. ► please register here or email PesariniĪssistant Professor in Italian Studies and Diaspora & Transnational Studies University of Toronto “We can’t welcome them all” The Grammar of Race in the Italian Political Discourse ► For more information, please contact Bowen Chan, C4E Doctoral Fellow, at group dates:Īngelica Pesarini, "We can't welcome them all" The Grammar of Race in the Italian Political Discourse (Race, Ethics + Power: Emerging Scholars) ► The reading group will be held in-person at the Centre for Ethics (Larkin building, room 200) ► To stay informed about other upcoming events at the Centre for Ethics, opportunities, and more, please sign up for our newsletter. ► this event is in-person at the Centre for Ethics (Larkin building, room 200)Įpistemic Injustice in Academia and Education Reading Group Moral Status and the Ontology and Sociology of AI Agents Jared Riggs, Moral Status and the Ontology and Sociology of AI Agents To stay informed about other upcoming events at the Centre for Ethics, opportunities, and more, please sign up for our newsletter.
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