Jules Salomone-Sehr
Postes occupés
| 2020-2021 à 2022-2023 | Chercheur-se postdoctoral-e, Éthique et politique |
Participations aux événements du CRÉ
| 27 août 2020 | Social Justice Theory Workshop |
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| 14 avril 2021 | « Cooperativeness » |
| 26 mars 2021 | Amandine Catala’s The Dynamics of Epistemic Injustice: Theorizing Epistemic Power and Agency |
| 11 mai 2021 | « Qui en est responsable ? / Who’s Responsible for This? » |
| 6 mai 2021 | CRÉ, Parr & Chaire Hoover |
| 28 octobre 2021 | « Complicity: A Minimalist Account » |
| 3 décembre 2021 | « Complicity: A Non-Psychologistic Account » |
| 10 mars 2022 | « Complicity: A Minimalist Account for Our Maximally Messy Social World » |
| 2 mai 2023 | « Is Agency Inescapable? » |
| 27 janvier 2023 | REPORTÉ / POSTPONED! Philosophy of Emotion: a contemporary introduction |
Biographie
I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre de Recherche en Éthique where I am affiliated with McGill University and supervised by Amandine Catala (UQAM) and Natalie Stoljar (McGill). Previously, I was a philosophy doctoral candidate at The Graduate Center (City University of New York) and the Institut Jean Nicod (École Normale Supérieure), working under the supervision of Miranda Fricker and Sacha Bourgeois-Gironde. A former student at the École Normale Supérieure, I hold a Masters in Philosophy from the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and a Masters in Economics from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS).
I work primarily in ethics, philosophy of action, and social philosophy. In my doctoral dissertation, I have written about shared agency, cooperation, and cooperativeness. I am now pursuing two research projects that build on my doctoral dissertation. On the one hand, I am bringing my doctoral research to bear on the nature and normative evaluation of complicit behavior, with a particular attention given to complicity with social oppression and structural injustices. On the other hand, I am exploring how agents respond to situations where they have no choice but to do things they’d rather not do—that is, situations where agency is a burden.
My work has appeared in Ethics, Routledge, and the Presses Universitaires de France. I am also the producer of We The Pupils, a racial and social justice podcast produced in the classroom at Hunter College (CUNY).
jules.salomone@mcgill.ca
