Category Archive: C4eSymposiums

Martin O’Neill, Community, Solidarity and the Sense of Justice [2023 C4EJ 16]

Living with the Invisible Hand: A Conference in Memory of Waheed Hussain Centre for Ethics, University of Toronto, […]

Eric Orts, Toward a Theory of Plural Business Purposes [2023 C4EJ 15]

Living with the Invisible Hand: A Conference in Memory of Waheed Hussain Centre for Ethics, University of Toronto, […]

Chiara Cordelli, On the Republican Critique of Capitalism [2023 C4EJ 14]

Living with the Invisible Hand: A Conference in Memory of Waheed Hussain Centre for Ethics, University of Toronto, […]

Sandrine Renaud, Understanding Injustices Related to Mental Health Care: Sanism as a Key Concept [2023 C4EJ 8]

Radical and Critical Approaches to Understanding and Supporting Mental Health Centre for Ethics, University of Toronto, April 26, […]

Bennett Knox, Hermeneutical Pluralism in Psychiatry: Lessons from the Spectrum 10K Controversy [2023 C4EJ 7]

Radical and Critical Approaches to Understanding and Supporting Mental Health Centre for Ethics, University of Toronto, April 26, […]

Gen Eickers, Pathologizing Trans Identities: Emotional Marginalization and Mental Health [2023 C4EJ 6]

Radical and Critical Approaches to Understanding and Supporting Mental Health Centre for Ethics, University of Toronto, April 26, […]

Yasemin Sari, The Right to Have Rights: Humanity and Substantive Belonging (Conference: The Right to Have Rights Today) [2022 C4eJ 38]

What happens then when one’s national belonging is diminished/destroyed? One still can exercise their agency: thus, the right […]

Katie Howard, On the Right to Abortion and “the Right to Have Rights” (Conference: The Right to Have Rights Today) [2022 C4eJ 37]

Arendt’s analysis of human rights points to a theory of action that locates power and freedom in people, […]

Benjamin P. Davis, Territory, Humanity, Opacity: Notes on Hannah Arendt’s Right to Have Rights (Conference: The Right to Have Rights Today) [2022 C4eJ 36]

we should read the first right of “the right to have rights” as a right to land [➡︎ […]

Conference: Afrofuturism and the Law [2022 C4eJ 31]

Long before the film Black Panther captured the public’s imagination, the cultural critic Mark Dery had coined the term “Afrofuturism” […]