Jules Holroyd
@JulesHolroyd
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I wrote a post for Open for Debate about Oppressive Praise - gives a taster of some of the things that I say in my book!.
blogs.cardiff.ac.uk
Think about the last time you expressed praise. For me this is easy. As a parent of young children, I do it multiple times a day. ‘How kind you are, sharing your teddy!’ ‘Aw, it sounds like you wer…
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Catch the recording of myself and Hallvard discussing praise!.
Missed our live event on The Morality of Praise with @JulesHolroyd and Hallvard Lillehammer?. Catch up on our YouTube! 🎥. Our speakers explored: Is praise always positive, or can it sometimes be harmful and even oppressive?. 🔗
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Philosophy friends! .Do consider submitting something for the upcoming deadline for the British Society for Ethical Theory's 2025 conference. We have Analysis Bursaries to assist with attendance costs. Make your paper part of the super program!!.
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2025 Annual Conference: Southampton
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RT @philosopher1923: 📢 Happening Today!. The Morality of Praise with @JulesHolroyd and Hallvard Lillehammer. Can praise sometimes be harmf….
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Come and engage with myself and Hallvard Lillehammer on Monday 11th Nov, to discuss the morality of praise! .
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I will provide a brief introduction to crip theory and cripistemologies followed by an analysis of the ongoing experience of long-haulers to build a case for the necessity of an account of chronicity that is accountable to disabled people." 3/3 .All welcome, please do join us!.
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Abstract: ."In this talk, I will argue for the use of cripistemologies to manage the uncertainty affecting people with chronic illnesses, and specifically people living with long-COVID, in the face of Evidence-Based Medicine models of biomedical knowledge. 2/3.
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Friday Nov 1st, 2.30-4.30pm, Dr Élaina Gauthier-Mamaril will deliver our annual Philosophy of Disability and Difference lecture, entitled 'Cripistemologies of Chronicity: A "coalition of the 'left-behinds'"'. Abstract to follow. 1/3
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In light of Martyn Blake's acquittal for killing Chris Kaba, worth pointing to my paper (with Federico Picinali) on how bias can be encoded in courts' reasoning about what those who use lethal force might 'reasonably' or 'honestly' believe:
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The reasonable person standard is used in adjudicating claims of self-defence. In US law, an individual may use defensive force if her beliefs that a threat is imminent and that force is required are...
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This week (Fri 11th, 2.30): Sheffield Philosophy's "Expanding the Canon" lecture. Looks fantastic! All are welcome! Hybrid participation facilitated (link to follow).
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Today! Details to join here:.
Coming up! 23/09, 3pm UK time: . Gabbrielle Johnson, The (Dis)unity of psychological (social) bias. Link to join, and to paper here: @lisabortolotti.
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The reading group on the 23rd will be the last in the series. Over the past year, we've convened & read every paper in the special issue of Philosophical Psychology on Understanding Bias - & had the pleasure of being joined by each of the authors to do so. I've learned so much!.
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Coming up! 23/09, 3pm UK time: . Gabbrielle Johnson, The (Dis)unity of psychological (social) bias. Link to join, and to paper here: @lisabortolotti.
tandfonline.com
This paper explores the complex nature of social biases, arguing for a functional framework that recognizes their unity and diversity. The functional approach posits that all biases share a common ...
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Today! starting soon. Joining details here:
engagedphilosophy.org
The Department of Philosophy, University of Sheffield, runs an ongoing reading group on Implicit Bias. In collaboration with Philosophical Psychology editors, Professor Lisa Bortolotti and Dr Kathe…
Coming up: Monday 16th reading group on Understanding Bias. Join us! Details at this link: .@lisabortolotti.
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Our focus is on gender-inclusive language in peri-natal and post-natal care - but our overall message about how to use inclusive language well applies more broadly. @f_woollard .@MaattCuull.
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A snapshot of the workshops on inclusive language we're running, this week & next. If you know someone interested in attending future workshops, or having a discussion about using gender-inclusive language in their workplace, do pls pass details on!
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Coming up: Monday 16th reading group on Understanding Bias. Join us! Details at this link: .@lisabortolotti.
engagedphilosophy.org
The Department of Philosophy, University of Sheffield, runs an ongoing reading group on Implicit Bias. In collaboration with Philosophical Psychology editors, Professor Lisa Bortolotti and Dr Kathe…
First up: .16/09/2024, (3pm, BST)Drożdżowicz, A., & Peled, Y. The complexities of linguistic discrimination.
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And then: .23/09/2024, (3pm, BST) Johnson, G. M. The (Dis)unity of psychological (social) bias.
tandfonline.com
This paper explores the complex nature of social biases, arguing for a functional framework that recognizes their unity and diversity. The functional approach posits that all biases share a common ...
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