TUESDAY, MARCH 18

time

activity

room

15.00 – 17.00

registration

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19

time

activity

speaker/presenter

title lecture/paper

room

8.30

registration

congresbalie 

8.45 – 9.15

coffee & tea

foyer 

9.15 – 9.30

opening

Bert Musschenga, VU University

Auditorium

9.30 – 11.00

keynote address

Dieter Birnbacher, University of Dusseldorf

What motivates us to care for the distant future?

Auditorium

11.00 – 11.30

coffee & tea

foyer 

11.30 – 12.45

session IA

chair: Anna Bergqvist

14 A 02

Kime, M

Universalism and Ethical Schizophrenia: A Call for Treatment

Jansen, C

The Amoralist’s judgement

session IB

chair: Michael Lacewing

14 A 08

Backström, J.

Do we really want to know? On self-deception and the naivety of theory

Bagnoli, C.

Reflective Mobsters, Autonomy and Self-Respect

session IC

chair: Robert Heeger

14 A 05

Kihlbom, U.

To Narrow the Gap by way of Empirical Ethics

Zielinska, A.C.

Normativity and Moral Psychology

session ID

chair: Andreas Lind

11 A 12

Egonsson, D.

Kant's Principle and the Mitigation of Responsibility

Goldman, A.

Is Moral Motivation Rationally Required?

session IE

chair: Toni Ronnow-Rasmussen

13 A 11/13

Brown, E.

Transparency Arguments

Petterson, B.

Moral Responsibility and Causal Involvement

session IF

chair: Wibren van der Burg

15 A 42

Räikkä, J.

On the Ethics of Political Conspiracy Theories

Toppinen, P.

Two Roles of Deliberation in Democratic Procedures

12.45 – 14.00

lunch

restaurant 

14.00 – 15.45

session IIA

chair: Zoe Drayson

14 A 02

Otsuka, M. and Voorhoeve, A. 

Why It Matters that Some Are Worse Off than Others: An Argument against Parfit's Priority View

Williston, B.

Situationism and Moral Responsibility

Wilson, J.

Intuitions, Empirical Research and Reflective Equilibrium

session IIB

chair: Bert Musschenga

14 A 04

Beggs, S.

Becoming Morally Better through Novels, with Caution

Bransen, J.

Ethics, Politics and Behavioural Science as Competing Social Arrangements for Moral Growth

Brey, P.

Well-being, contingency, and socio-cultural change

session IIC

chair: Michael Quante

Amato, Andrea

The Ethic of Foundation and Principles. The Ethic of Criteria and Possibilities

14 A 13

Björnsson, G.

Regaining the Importance of Metaethics

Cochrane, A.

Rationalist Moral Realism: Two Norms of Morality and Two Norms of Rationality

session IID

chair: Michael Cholbi

12 A 04

Eylon, Y.

Must a Virtuous Person Engage in Reflective Criticism?

Fjellstrom, R.

One should – but should I?

Kalis, A.

Haidt and a Hype: Some Thoughts about Moral Judgements

session IIE

chair: Björn Petersson

11 A 10

Samet-Porat,I

Satanic Motivations

Spence, E

Between a Rock and the Deep Blue Sea: Moral Justification, Motivation and Compliance

Strandberg, C

An Internalist Dilemma 

15.45 – 16.15

coffee & tea

foyer 

16.15 – 18.00

session IIIA

chair: Michael Quante

14 A 13

Burch Brown, J.

Consequences, Climate Change and Limits to Knowledge: Ethics under Partial Ignorance

Cave, E.

The Moral Status of Sexual Seduction

session IIIB

chair: Dan Egonsson

14 A 14

Bergqvist, A.

What kind of ethical theory might be of help to a moral practice (if any)?

Burg, W. van der

The Incommensurability of Theory and Practice

Callcut, D.

Bernard Williams on Moral Theory and Moral Practice

session IIIC

chair: Jan Bransen

5 A 10

Brännmark, J.

We-Judgments: On Speaking for the Community

Hennig, B.

Virtues and Intentions

Gianni, M.

Context-based vs. generalisation-based approaches to normative puzzles: An epistemological, methodological and normative assessment

session IIID

chair: Alex Voorhoeve

5 A 11

Lind, A

Moral Theory and the Practicality Requirement

Rodogno, R.

The Role of Reasons in Ethical Theory and Moral Practice

session IIIE

chair: Michael Zimmerman

5 A 12

Lacewing, M.

'What Reason Can't Do: An Implication of Psychoanalysis for Ethical Theory'

Schinkel, A

Some presuppositions, and one possible answer to the Question: What kind of ethical theory might be of help to moral practice (if any)?

Schönecker, D.

Ethical Theory, Moral Practice, and the Burden of Proof

session IIIF

chair: Maureen Sie

6 A 02

Toft, K.H.

'Primates and Philosophers': Reciprocity and Distant People in Need

Weinberg, J.

Competent Acquaintance, Decision-Dependent Judgments, and Normative Experimentation

Wright, C.W.

Reasoned Deliberation and Unreasoned Intuition in Everyday Moral Judgment: Jürgen Habermas and Jonathan Haidt in Dialogue

19.00

conference dinner

Restaurant Café Veranda

Amstelveenseweg 764

tel 020-6445814

THURSDAY, MARCH 20

time

activity

speaker/presenter

title lecture/paper

room

9.00 – 10.30

keynote address

John Skorupski, University of St Andrews

Sentimentalism: Its Scope and Limits

Auditorium

10.30 – 11.00

coffee & tea

foyer 

11.00 – 12.45

session IVA

chair: Bert Musschenga

14 A 02

Frowe, H

Self-defence, Non-combatants and Terrorism

Goodwin, T.L.

The Problem of 'Dirty Hands': Morally Complicated but Conceptually Clear

Mandelbaum, E. et al.

Responsibility and the Brain Sciences

session IVB

chair: Johan Brännmark

14 A 04

Davis, J.K.

Moral Practice and Applying

Principles to Cases

Hämäläinen, N.

Is Ethical Theory Destructive in Practice?

Hoven, M.A. van den

Critical reflection in professional ethics education: Is there a (mis)match between applied philosophy and (educational) practice?

session IVC

chair: Michael Quante

14 A 13

Dimitriou, K.

The Moral Status of Motives

Giebel, H.M. et al.

Joseph A. Grundtner, Maria C. Rode, Tonia S. Bock

The Effect of Undergraduate Philosophical Ethics Courses on Moral Judgment, Moral Motivation, and Moral Behavior

Krämer, F.

What is a Morally Appropriate Response? The Role of Emotions in Moral Judgment

session IVD

chair: Gunnar Bjørnsson

12 A 4

Jensen, K.K.

The Working of Fairness-Claims

Knorpp, W.M.

Logical Psychologism, Moral Relativism and the Relation between Norms and the Scientific Descriptions of Practice

Pantazatos. A.

Pluralistic Account of Values and the Dualism of Practical Reason

session IVE

chair: Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen

11 A 10

Radoilska, L.

Collective Responsibility: An Aristotelian Approach

Roberts, B.

Desert versus Entitlement

Sarkissian, H.

Minor Manners, Major Effects: A Social Psychological Defense of Propriety

session IVF

chair: Robert Heeger

8 A 10

Schellenberg, I.

Clinical Medical Ethics Consultations: The Pervasiveness of Patient Manipulation

Weinstock, D.

Rescuing Ethics from the Juridical Model

12.45 – 14.00

lunch

Restaurant 

14.00 – 15.30

keynote address

Alfred Mele, Florida State University

Moral Responsibilities and Agents’ Histories

Auditorium

15.30 – 16.00

coffee & tea

foyer 

15.45 – 17.15

session VA

chair: Bert Musschenga

14 A 02

Cingel, C.J.M. van der; Huijer, M;  Boomkens R

Compassion and Professional Care: Exploring the Domain

Dwarswaard, J., Hilhorst, M & Trappenburg, M

50 Years of moralizing strategies in Dutch general practice

session VB

chair: Michael Quante

14 A 04

Kole, J.J.

Beyond reflective equilibrium: Theory and method of justification in professional ethics

Snow, N.E.

How Ethical Theory Can Improve Practice: Lessons from Abu Ghraib

session VC

chair: Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen

14 A 13

Drayson, Z.

Situationism and Psychological Explanation

Horstkötter, D.

On being unconcerned

session VD

chair: Robert Heeger

12 A 04

Nawrath, T.

Being Morally Obligated – but Also Feeling Obligated? On Kant's Foundation of Moral Education

O’Hagan, E.

Moral Self-Knowledge in Kantian Ethics

session VE

chair: Caj Strandberg

11 A 10

Martin, A.M.

Hope, Fantasy, and Commitment

Sie, M.M.S.K.

Moral Agency, Conscious Control and Deliberative Awareness

session VF

chair: Helen Frowe

1 A 08

Zimmerman, M.J.

Ross on Retributivism

Cholbi, M.

Moore's Paradox and Moral Motivation

17.15

closure

Robert Heeger, Utrecht University

Auditorium