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A few of the books--brand new and less so--that will be at MadMeta next week (yes, still waiting for a few more titles to arrive). I’ll be there, too! Madison-bound Philosophers: if you’ want to talk over a book idea or any exciting developments in metaethics (and beyond), LMK.
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Routledge author Blain Neufeld (U. of Wisc-Milwaukee) will speak at the Tocqueville Center at the U. of Łódź on the subject of "Public Reason & Political Autonomy" / Feb 20, 2023, 6–7:30 PM, CET (Warsaw time), online event.
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