New article by Yann Allard-Tremblay and John McGuire, published in the Journal of World Philosophies.
“A great ox stands in your mind: decolonial caution about epistemic reparations and the right to be known”
Yann Allard-Tremblay publishes a new article in Philosophical Studies.
“Epistemic reparation and the duty of victims”
New article by Abraham Tobi, published in Philosophical Studies.
“Rendre hommage à Joyce Echaquan avec Charles Mills”
New text by Naïma Hamrouni and Karine Millaire, published in Le Devoir.
Call for Applications – Aesop Chair
Soumettez votre candidature avant le 15 octobre 2025 !
“A pluralist account of epistemic repair”
New article by Amandine Catala published in Philosophical Studies.
“Memory Politics and Stories of Erasure: Studying the Debates on Switzerland’s Colonial Heritage”
New article by Saaz Taher, published in Sociologie et Sociétés.
“The Epistemic Harms of Botched Apologies for Past Wrongs”
New article by Abraham Tobi, published in the Journal of Applied Philosophy.
Meet-and-Greet with Jonathan Martineau. Être (ou ne pas être) présent dans un monde accéléré?
Join us for a meet-and-greet with Jonathan Martineau, scheduled for October 15!
Formation en droit animalier et en éthique animale
Five sessions (in French), open to all! Co-organization: DAQ, SJC, SHIFT, GRÉEA et CRÉ.
Regards croisés sur l’environnement
Launch of a podcast on the environment, hosted by Christian Nadeau (UdeM).
« ‘Le dilemme’ : peut-on insulter un robot? »
Interview with Martin Gibert for Le Monde.
Christine Tappolet elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
RSC Class of 2025. Contgratulations, Christine!
Jocelyn Maclure, on the recommendations of the study committee on strengthening state secularism
Interview with Anne-Marie Dussault on the program 24•60 on Ici RDI.
Disjunctures: Indigenous Redirections in Political Theory (OUP, 2025)
New book, by Yann Allard-Tremblay (McGill). Congratulations!
Podcast launching: Surprising Ethics
Podcast dedicated to surprising ideas and arguments in ethics and political theory. By William Gildea (CRÉ).
