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Several Paulines presented their work on Wednesday 3 February at the Young Philosophers Conference hosted by Merchant Taylors’ School.
Kiki Ajayi, Rikhil Jhaveri, Hari Collins, Kiyo Brandreth-Stroud, and Omar Burhanuddin presented original papers in philosophy, whilst Jago Cahill-Patten, Tom Levy, and Carlo Garzarelli responded to papers written by philosophers at other schools. The standard of work was exceptionally high, and the organisers were very impressed. Book-ended with plenaries by distinguished philosophy Professors Claire Carlisle and John Cottingham, the event was a great success.
Click here to view the Young Philosophers Conference 2021 programme.
