Calendar

Sep
25
Thu
2025
Jennifer Morton (University of Pennsylvania)
Sep 25 @ 12:00 – 13:30
Jennifer Morton (University of Pennsylvania)

Jennifer Morton (University of Pennsylvania) will give a presentation entitled “Beyond ‘Bad Jobs’: Reconsidering Work’s Centrality” as part of the activities of the Philosophy of Work Network.

The activities of the Philosophy of Work Network are open to researchers and graduate students with research interests in this area. Please write to the organizers, Denise Celentano (denise.celentano@umontreal.ca) and Pablo Gilabert (pablo.gilabert@concordia.ca), to receive the zoom link.

More information to follow.

Nov
20
Thu
2025
Ben Laurence (University of Chicago)
Nov 20 @ 12:00 – 13:30
Ben Laurence (University of Chicago)

Ben Laurence (University of Chicago) will give a presentation entitled “Labor Struggle as Transformative Experience” as part of the activities of the Philosophy of Work Network.

The activities of the Philosophy of Work Network are open to researchers and graduate students with research interests in this area. Please write to the organizers, Denise Celentano (denise.celentano@umontreal.ca) and Pablo Gilabert (pablo.gilabert@concordia.ca), to receive the zoom link.

More information to follow.

Jan
22
Thu
2026
Elvira Basevich (University of California, Davis)
Jan 22 @ 12:00 – 13:30
Elvira Basevich (University of California, Davis)

Elvira Basevich (University of California, Davis) will give a presentation as part of the activities of the Philosophy of Work Network.

The activities of the Philosophy of Work Network are open to researchers and graduate students with research interests in this area. Please write to the organizers, Denise Celentano (denise.celentano@umontreal.ca) and Pablo Gilabert (pablo.gilabert@concordia.ca), to receive the zoom link.

More information to follow.

Mar
20
Fri
2026
Tatiana Llaguno (Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona)
Mar 20 @ 12:00 – 13:30
Tatiana Llaguno (Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona)

Tatiana Llaguno (Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona) will give a presentation entitled “The Realm of Necessity and the Realm of Freedom: Schiller, Marx, and Morris on Labour” as part of the activities of the Philosophy of Work Network.

The activities of the Philosophy of Work Network are open to researchers and graduate students with research interests in this area. Please write to the organizers, Denise Celentano (denise.celentano@umontreal.ca) and Pablo Gilabert (pablo.gilabert@concordia.ca), to receive the zoom link.

More information to follow.