May 15, 2026
Online at 13:00–14:30 CET (7am EDT)
The Center for Environmental and Technology Ethics Prague (CETE-P), together with Turku Environmental Ethics Research Centre (TEERC) and University of Pardubice Centre for Ethics (UPCE), invites you to the second talk in our EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL PHILOSOPHY SERIES (EEPS).
With Dr. Silvia Caprioglio Panizza
“I will look at the way evaluative 'frames' determine thinking and discussions around non-human animals. In particular, I will look at the way in which value frames what is taken to be possible for us, in thinking, imagination, and action. While disagreement in animal ethics depends on accepting certain questions and offering different answers, the claim is that disagreeing on a topic implies the acceptance of the question and the values that the question itself contains.”