Sahar Heydari Fard 

Philosophy PhD Candidate

I am interested in moral questions that we can ask about social movements. A social phenomenon like a social movement requires a special set of tools to be described and understood. In my work, I benefit from dynamical system analysis and complex adaptive systems to describe the dynamics between social groups and our collective and individual responsibility towards them. My project is in the intersection of ethics, feminist philosophy, philosophy of science, social and moral epistemology, and social science.

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Upcoming Talks:
Humanistic Perspective on Moral Injury
Department of Philosophy, Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics, Georgia State University 
Atlanta, United States
Paper Topic: "Social Movements, Moral Injury, and Organizations"
​Conference date(s):
April 11, 2019 - April 12, 2019

Upcoming Minority and Philosophy (MAP) Events:
Women in Philosophy Gatherings, (Monthly gathering)
Reading Group, (a biweekly meeting to discuss papers on the topics of philosophy of race and Black Lives Matter movement.

Upcoming Conferences:
 2019 APA Central Division Meeting, Denver, CO
Submitted Colloquium: Political Philosophy: Identity and Compassion
Commentator
Author-Meets-Critic session 
Book Title: The Conceptual Foundations of Transitional Justice (Cambridge, 2017) 
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