States of nature as theories of normativity: Kant and his predecessors, with Macarena Marey

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The Social Contract Research Podcast

Social Contract Research Network

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Featuring seminars and interviews about the contemporary social contract: what it is, how and why it breaks down, and how it can be strengthened. Some episodes discuss academic and philosophical approaches to social contract theory; others discuss practical, social and political issues related to the social contract. This podcast is made possible by funding from the Australian Resesarch Council Future Fellowship project "Rewriting the Social Contract: Technology, Ecology, Extremism". Project webpage: bit.ly/MonSCRN YouTube: bit.ly/YouTubeSCRN

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States of nature as theories of normativity: Kant and his predecessors, with Macarena Marey

The Social Contract Research Podcast

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1 year ago

States of nature as theories of normativity: Kant and his predecessors, with Macarena Marey

In this seminar Dr Macarena Marey addresses Kant's understanding of normativity in relation to the ideas of the state of nature and the social contract. The seminar is followed by a time of questions and discussion.

A video version of the seminar is available at https://youtu.be/F5XMts5m3R8

The seminar took place over Zoom on 4 June 2024, and was hosted by Christopher Watkin (Monash University), as part of the Australian Research Council funded Future Fellowship project "Rewriting the Social Contract: Technology, Ecology, Extremism". This seminar is an initiative of the Social Contract Research Network. To find out more about the SCRN, and to subscribe to email updates, please visit https://www.monash.edu/arts/languages-literatures-cultures-linguistics/social-contract-research-network

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