This fall’s seminar in Ethics and Value Theory (PHIL 6410) is being taught by Professor Andrei Marmor, the Jacob Gould Schurman Professor of Philosophy and Law. 

As the unprecedented presidential campaign continues, questions multiply: Have we entered a new age of politics? Should we be hopeful or fearful? What does it all mean? To address these questions, the Belnick Presidential Forum and the Program on Ethics and Public Life (EPL), an interdisciplinary program based in the philosophy department, are collaborating on a series this fall titled “The Making of the President 2016: Issues and Processes, Hopes and Fears.”