“Animal Liberation: Past, Present, and Future” – Emmanuel Q. Fernando Memorial Lecture

[Peter Singer’s “Animal Liberation: Past, Present, and Future” — an Emmanuel Q. Fernando Memorial Lecture]
A little bird told me something big is on the horizon… 🐣📜

The UP Diliman Department of Philosophy returns with yet another thought-provoking lecture, an extension of the inaugural Emmanuel Q. Fernando Philosophy Undergraduate Conference held last May 5-6, 2025. This time, it brings a conversation that cuts deep into the core of ethics. 🧠💬

📆 Mark your calendars for this special installment of the Emmanuel Q. Fernando Memorial Lecture: 💡 Animal Liberation: Past, Present, and Future 💡

🎙️Our speaker this year is none other than the legendary Oxford philosopher Peter Singer, a leading voice in the global animal liberation movement and one of the world’s leading moral philosophers who recently published “Animal Liberation Now” (2023), an updated version of the 1975 classic “Animal Liberation” which swept across the world and revolutionized the way we think about animal rights.

Ready for another round of compelling philosophical discussions?💡📑 Well, hold your horses! 🐎

Catch Prof. Singer live this coming:
📆 September 8, 2025 (MONDAY)
🕐 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
💻 via Zoom

Be sure to catch the lecture and register here:
🔗 https://forms.gle/fLUPo2VtwS4VnsQx8

Registration is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

Stay tuned for more updates and see you soon! 👀

Should you have any concerns and inquiries, kindly reach out to Project Head Mika Gana at [email protected] or Asst. Prof. Henry Fernando at [email protected].

Poster by Tatiana Inumerables
Caption by Mika Gana and Lois Rigo

Source: UP Department of Philosophy Facebook