Virtues and Action in Philosophy of the 18th Century
October 30-31, 2020,
Institute of Philosophy, C.A.S. / University of Hradec Králové
Friday (October 30)
15:30-16:20 CET
Lorenzo Greco (Uni. Oxford/Uni. of Hradec Králové/Uni. of l’Aquila)
The Role of Reflection in Hume's Ethics
16:30-17:20 CET
Adéla Rádková (ISTR, Prague)
Coping with the Confessional Divide: Tolerance as an Artificial Virtue
17:30-18:20 CET
Marek Tomeček (University of Hradec Králové/CTU, Prague)
Pride as a Vice and Virtue
Saturday (October 31)
10:00-10:50 CET
Josef Moural (J.E. Purkyně University, Ústí nad Labem)
Learning and Conversation in 'Of Essay Writing'
11:00-11:50 CET
Hynek Janoušek (Institute of Philosophy, Prague)
Sympathy, Quality, and Liveliness in Hume’s Treatise
13:30-14:20 CET
James Hill (Charles University, Prague)
Berkeley’s Notion of the Good
14:30-15:20 CET
Filip Tvrdý (Palacký University, Olomouc)
Humean Epistemology of Conspiracy Theories
The conference will be held on Zoom. If you want to attend write to janousek@flu.cas.cz to get a link.