Dr. Michael Seifried from the College of Wooster will present a lecture addressing this question on Tuesday, April 7 at 4 p.m. in Schar's Ronk Lecture Hall. Drawing on contemporary philosophy of science, classic works of German philosophy, and recent research in cognitive science, Seifried argues that the way we conceive of the shared “standards” that ground practices of accountability is the ultimate problem. After presenting this diagnosis, Seifried explores an alternative theory of accountability and its prospects.
Monday, April 6, 2015
Accountability Awry? A Philosophical Diagnosis
Dr. Michael Seifried from the College of Wooster will present a lecture addressing this question on Tuesday, April 7 at 4 p.m. in Schar's Ronk Lecture Hall. Drawing on contemporary philosophy of science, classic works of German philosophy, and recent research in cognitive science, Seifried argues that the way we conceive of the shared “standards” that ground practices of accountability is the ultimate problem. After presenting this diagnosis, Seifried explores an alternative theory of accountability and its prospects.
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