EACME Newsletter 27

  • 1 May 2011
Lately, there has been a lot happening in our global world. The media kept us updated about each event. Politically triggered revolutions in Northern African countries, a vast nuclear tragedy in Japan - all of these events are reported live to our living rooms as soon as we turn on the TV.
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EACME Newsletter 26

  • 1 December 2010
Dear colleagues, the year 2010 is approaching its end and we are looking back at a successful year for our association. This year, we had our conference organised in Oslo in September. The topic of ‘Empirical Ethics’ was tackled in interesting and inspiring talks and discussions.
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EACME Newsletter 25

  • 1 August 2010
As a philosopher, I quite often try to think about the very core of human beings. What does it really mean to be human? What is the most important feature of our conditio humana? For some time, I have thought that perhaps the core feature of human beings is not individualistic, but rather a commonality of the human race as a species, namely our cultural revolution.
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EACME Newsletter 24

  • 1 April 2010
I hope that this newsletter finds you all well. In this edition, we have some interesting and innovative contributions. Among others, you will find a report from France focusing on the issue of ‘reproductive cloning’ written by a new member of our editorial board (welcome: Jean Martin)
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