The symposium discusses contributions that delve into groups acting as moral and epistemic agents, generating various perspectives.
Key contributions include arguments that emphasize the implications of group dynamics on moral decisions and knowledge-sharing.
The discussion highlights how understanding groups can redefine moral agency and epistemic authority in social contexts.
This symposium potentially reshapes discussions around collective beliefs and responsibilities, broadening the landscape of moral philosophy.
Abstract
I provide a précis of my book, Groups as Epistemic and Moral Agents (Oxford: 2024) before moving on to discuss the various contributions to the symposium.