Final Programme

Below is an overview and a detailed programme for this year's conference.

Registration is open and attendance costs as little as £10 for the whole conference, please visit the Sheffield University Online Store for details and to book your place.

Understanding Value Programme Overview

Wednesday 17^th July 2013

15:00	Registration
16:00	Plenary Session 1 (Professor Gregory Currie)
17:30	Wine reception and (informal) dinner

Thursday 18^th July 2013

09:00	Tea and Coffee
09:30	Well-Being	Epistemology 1	Intrinsic Value
11:00	Break
11:30	Raz and Autonomy	Aesthetics 1	Objective Value
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Emotion	Epistemology 2	Value and Kant
15:30	Break
16:00	Plenary Session 2 (Professor Jessica Brown)
17:30	Pub trip and conference dinner

Friday 19^th July 2013

09:00	Tea and Coffee
09:30	Moral Psychology	Aesthetics 2	Kant and Schopenhauer
11:00	Break
11:30	Value and Practical Reason	Epistemology 3	Metaethics
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Moral Philosophy	Subjective Value	Metaphysics of Value
15:30	Break
16:00	Plenary Session 3 (Professor Bob Stern)
17:30	Finish

Understanding Value Full Programme

Wednesday 17^th July 2012

15:00	Registration
16:00	Plenary Session 1 Professor Gregory Currie University of Nottingham ‘Cognitive Values of Literature’
17:30	Wine reception and (informal) dinner

Thursday 18^th July 2013

09:00	Tea and Coffee
09:30	Well-Being Room 116; Chair: Dr Chris Bennett	Epistemology 1 Room 117; Chair: Al Baker	Intrinsic Value Room 215; Chair: Rich Healey
	Value assumptions in happiness studies Nora Heinzelmann University of Oxford	Epistemic Value and the Problem of Trivial Truths Tamer Nawar University of Cambridge	Moral status, intrinsic value and extrinsic properties Nicolas Delon Université de Picardie/CURAPP
	Reformulating the Fitting-Pleasure theory of well-being Joseph Carlsmith University of Oxford		Non-Additivism, Conditionalism and Normative Asymmetries Andrés Garcia Lund University, Sweden
11:00	Break
11:30	Raz and Autonomy Room 116; Chair: Rich Healey	Aesthetics 1 Room 117; Chair: Professor Rob Hopkins	Objective Value Room 215; Chair: Charlotte Alderwick
	The Autonomy-Based Morality of Toleration Armin Khameh University of Sheffield	Expressing a Certain Vision: James, Collingwood and the Value of Aesthetic Activity David Collins Ryerson University	McDowell, Value and the Absolute Conception of Reality Thomas Whyman University of Essex
	Valuing Humanity: Raz, Korsgaard on the Ground of Respect Chris Mills University of Manchester	The Individual as Knowable by Love Mark Hopwood University of Chicago	Values, Objectivity and Health Sander Werkhoven University of Warwick
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Emotion Room 116; Chair: Pete Caven	Epistemology 2 Room 117; Chair: Professor Miranda Fricker	Value and Kant Room 215; Chair: Professor Bob Stern
	The Virtue of Modesty and Self-Evaluation Sungwoo Um University of Oxford	Understanding the Epistemic Value of Testimony Stephen Wright University of Sheffield	Kant’s Chemical Method of Enquiry Martin Sticker University of St Andrews
	Reconsidering Regret as Surrogate Value Luke Brunning University of Oxford	Expecting Moral Philosophers to be Reliable James Andow University of Nottingham	Practical Objectivity in Kantian Constructivism Irina Schumski University of  Cambridge
15:30	Break
16:00	Plenary Session 2 Professor Jessica Brown University of St Andrews ‘-’
17:30	Pub trip and conference dinner

Friday 19^th July 2013

09:00	Tea and Coffee
09:30	Moral Psychology Room 116; Chair: Pete Caven	Aesthetics 2 Room 117; Chair: Dr Tom Cochrane	Kant and Schopenhauer Room 215; Chair: Joe Saunders
	Moral Error Theory, Metaphysical Naturalism and the Argument from Epistemic Reasons Wouter Kalf University of Leeds	Aesthetic Judgements and Motivation Alfred Archer University of Edinburgh	Judging the Particular: Reflective Judgement Contemporary French Political Philosophy Étienne Brown Université Paris-Sorbonne
	An Evolutionary Vindication of Hutcheson’s Moral Sense Theory Rafe McGregor University of York	Are Forgeries Artistically Flawed? Maria Forsberg Stockholm University	Preliminaries for an interpretation of Schopenhauer’s pessimism David Woods University of Southampton
11:00	Break
11:30	Value and Practical Reason Room 116; Chair: Dr Yonatan Shemmer	Epistemology 3 Room 117; Chair: Professor Chris Hookway	Metaethics Room 215; Chair: Carl Fox
	Do situations in which morality conflicts with other kinds of serious value pose a problem for the status of morality? Benjamin Nelmes King’s College London	Epistemic Deontology and Two Kinds of Rules Cameron Boult University of Edinburgh	Deliberating in the absence of value Kian Mintz-Woo University of Oxford
	Can value unify normativity? Stephen Ingram University of Sheffield	Faultless Disagreement Without Relative Truth Giulia Pravato Ca' Foscari University, Venice	Against Commitment Alex Worsnip Yale University
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Moral Philosophy Room 116; Chair: Jessica Begon	Subjective Value Room 117; Chair: Natasha McKeever	Metaphysics of Value Room 215; Chair: Dr Jess Leech
	Constitutive Moral Luck and the Validity of our Moral Judgements Chiara Felli University of St Andrews	Value and hypothetical preferences Fritz-Anton Fritzson Lund University, Sweden	Defending the collapsing principle Henrik Anderson Lund University, Sweden
	The Value of Supererogatory Actions Claire Benn University of Cambridge	Judging Valuable Robbie Kubala Columbia University	A new take on organic unities Alain Pé-Curto Rutgers
15:30	Break
16:00	Plenary Session 3 Professor Bob Stern University of Sheffield ‘Does Hegelian Ethics Rest Upon a Mistake?’
17:30	Finish