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IASC’s Project on Love and Justice hosted the Love and Justice Lecture Series in 2010.
Spring 2010
February 2
Regina Schwartz, Northwestern University
"Loving Justice"
Co-sponsored by the Departments of English and Religious Studies
February 12
Craig Calhoun, Social Science Research Council & New York University
"From Common Humanity to Humanitarian Obligation: Suffering Strangers, Progress, and Emergencies"
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Co-sponsored by the Departments of Sociology and Religious Studies
March 18
Jeffrie Murphy, Arizona State University
"The Case of Dostoevsky's General—Reflections on Forgiving the Unforgiveable"
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Co-sponsored by the Department of Religious Studies, Department of Philosophy and the Special Lectures Committee
April 5
Thomas Brudholm, University of Copenhagen
"The Anatomy of Hatred"
Co-Sponsored by the Department of Religious Studies, Jewish Studies Program, and a Visiting International Scholar Grant
Fall 2010
September 16
M. Cathleen Kaveny, Notre Dame
"Love, Law, and Justice: The Strange 'Divorce' Case of Watts v. Watts"
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Co-Sponsored by the Institute for Practical Ethics
September 30
John Brewer, University of Aberdeen
"Compromise after Conflict"
Co-Sponsored by the Center for International Studies, Sociology Department
October 21
Jeremy Waldron, New York University
"Rescuing Impersonality: the Myth of Mrs. Jellyby"
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Co-Sponsored by the Political Theory Colloquium; BB&T Foundation; the Program in Political Philosophy, Policy and Law; and the Law School
October 28
Jean Porter, Notre Dame
"Beyond Self-Sacrifice: The Recovery of Political Virtue"
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November 11
Leora Batnizky, Princeton University
“The Priorities of Love and Justice: Some Reflections on Judaism, Christianity, and the Question of Human Anthropology”
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Co-Sponsored by the Jewish Studies Program
December 2
Christopher Eberle, United States Naval Academy
"The Soldier's Rationale"
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The Program on Children in America
> The Moral Lives of Children
> The Moral Foundations of Education
> The Character of American Families Project |
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The Program on the Moral Foundations of American Democracy
> American Democracy and the Modern World Order
> The Pluralism Project
The Program on Culture, Capitalism, and Global Change
> The Global Culture Project
> The New “Spirits” of Capitalism |
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The Program on Religion and Late Modernity
> American Christianity and Late Modernity
> Secularism in the Late Modern Age
Project on Love and Justice
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