"Is Morality Universal and Should the Law Care?"

On Friday, Brooklyn Law School hosts its symposium, "Is Morality Universal and Should the Law Care?"  The program is below:

8:15 am		Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:45 am		Opening Remarks
9:00 am		Moral Universals vs. Adaptive Flexibility
		Panelists John M. Darley Dorman T. Warren Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs Princeton University Adam J. Kolber Associate Professor of Law University of San Diego School of Law; Visiting Associate Professor of Law Brooklyn Law School Bailey H. Kuklin Professor of Law Brooklyn Law School Discussant Laurence R. Tancredi Clinical Professor of Psychiatry New York University School of Medicine Moderator Miriam H. Baer Assistant Professor of Law Brooklyn Law School
11:15 am		Break
11:30 am		Moral Attribution: Positive and Negative
		Panelists Susanna L. Blumenthal Associate Professor of Law and History University of Minnesota Law School Lawrence M. Solan Don Forchelli Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Brooklyn Law School Discussant Joshua Knobe Assistant Professor of Philosophy University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill Moderator Jason Mazzone Associate Professor of Law Brooklyn Law School
1:00 pm		Lunch
2:00 pm		How Universal are Moral Universals?
		Panelists Paul Bloom Professor of Psychology & Linguistics Yale University Ray Jackendoff Seth Merrin Professor of Philosophy and Co-Director Center for Cognitive Studies Tufts University John Mikhail Associate Professor of Law Georgetown University Law Center Moderator/Discussant Michael Cahill Associate Professor of Law Brooklyn Law School
4:45 pm		General Discussion
		Moderator Kevin M. Carlsmith Department of Psychology Colgate University

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why isn't gazzaniga at this??