CU in the City-Selling the Body: Morality and the Market
CU in the City-Selling the Body: Morality and the Market
Categories: Lectures and Seminars
Location Details
m0851 531 Sussex Drive
Contact Information
Vanessa Wolfe, 613-520-2600 ext. 1070, vanessa.wolfe@carleton.ca
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Cost
Free
About this Event
Host Organization: Office of the Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
FASSen your seatbelts, The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is coming to CU in the City!
CU in the City is a popular series of talks that shares invigorating FASS research in communities across Ottawa and Canada. The next edition of CU in the City features the Philosophy Department's Dr. Vida Panitch who will be discussing how morality fits into our market centric society.
Selling the Body: Morality and the Market
In a market economy, why are some things wrong to buy and sell? Why should our market transactions be restricted when it comes to things like citizenship, nobel prizes, university degrees, friendship, and human body parts and intimate labours? In this talk we will explore the reasons philosophers have offered for drawing moral boundaries surrounding certain goods and services, and particularly those involving the human body.
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