Programme
July 12
9.30-10.20: Josh Glasgow – ‘Alienation and Responsibility’
10.20-10.50: Coffee Break
10.50-11.40: Robin Zheng – ‘Attributability, Accountability, and Implicit Attitudes’
11.40-12.30: Brian Nosek – ‘Scientific Utopia: II. Restructuring Incentives and Practices to Promote truth Over Publishability’
12.30-1.30: Lunch
1.30-2.20: Luc Faucher
2.20-3.10: Clea Rees – ‘Actions, Attitudes and Automaticity’
3.10-3.40: Coffee Break
3.40-4.30: Amy Olberding – ‘Subclinical Bias, Manners, and Moral Harm’
4.30-5.20: Jack Glaser – ‘Implicit Motivation to Control Prejudice and Its Implications for
Standards of Intent’
5.20-7: Pub, set up for Poster Session
7- Poster Session, Catered Dinner
July 13
9.30-10.20: Samantha Brennan – ‘The Moral Significance of Micro-Inequities, Part Two’
10.20-10.50: Coffee Break
10.50-11.40: Nathaniel Coleman – Sexual Semiotics and the Seriousness of Stigma’
11.40-12.30: Larry Blum – ‘The Too Minimal Political, Moral, and Civic Dimension of the “Stereotype Threat” Paradigm’
12.30-1.30: Lunch
1.30-2.20: Jon Webber – ‘Negative and Positive Programmes of Countering Implicit Bias’
2.20-3.10: Eric Mandelbaum – ‘Attitude, Association, and Inference: On the Propositional Structure of
Implicit Bias’
3.10-3.40: Coffee Break
3.40-4.30: Kate Manne – ‘Investigative Injustice and the Social Construction of Deviance’
4.30-5.20: Katya Hosking and Roseanne Russell – ‘Anti-Discrimination Law, Equality and Implicit Bias’
5.20-5.35 : Short Break
5.35-6.25: Sally Haslanger – ‘Schemas and the Materiality of Social Practice’
7 Aagrah