Gideon Rosen is the Stuart Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. His areas of research include metaphysics, epistemology and moral philosophy. He is the author (with John Burgess) of A Subject With No Object(Oxford, 1997) and co-editor of The Norton Introduction to Philosophy (Norton 2015).
About the Law and Philosophy Workshop
The Law and Philosophy Workshop is jointly presented by the University of Michigan Philosophy Department and the School of Law. The public sessions feature presentations by leading or emerging voices in the fields of legal theory, moral or political philosophy to faculty members from the philosophy department, the law school, the history department, the Ross School of Business and the African-American Studies department, among others. The Workshop is open to the academic community.
Professors Scott Hershovita ([email protected]) and Sarah Moss ([email protected]) organize the Workshop. If you would like to receive Workshop announcements, please contact Jenny Rickard ([email protected]) and ask to have your name added to the workshop’s email list.