Liz Jackson, a very recent graduate of Kansas State University, discusses her paper “Beliefs and Blameworthiness” with David Killoren.
This session is part of the 2nd Annual Online Undergraduate Philosophy Conference. To view other sessions, go here.
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David Killoren (Koç University, Turkey)
contact: david.j.killoren@gmail.com
Jonathan Lang (Wisconsin Institute for Sleep and Consciousness, University of Wisconsin-Madison)
contact: jonathanlang@wisc.edu
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