Alice MacLachlan: So you [don't] want to publicly shame?
MacLachlan is an Associate Professor of Philosophy in the Department of Philosophy at York University, where they write and teach in moral, political, and feminist philosophy. Much of their research focuses on philosophical issues arising in the aftermath of conflict: the nature and limits of forgiveness, the power and value of apologies, and the role that emotions like resentment and indignation play in reconciliation and repair. Their current research explores the ethics and politics of (in)civility in situations of disagreement.
This talk is presented as part of our Philosophy Colloquium Speaker Series. If you are unable to attend in person a Zoom link will be distributed closer to the event. Email philug@uwaterloo.ca for more information.
Social: HH 335, 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Talk: HH 373, 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm