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Edgecliffe G03
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Medieval Logic Seminar (no meeting)
A virtual seminar by Zoom The University, 58勛圖, United Kingdom -
Language and Mind Seminar | Emilia Wilson “Mis-interpretive Resources”
Edgecliffe G03Abstract: Inadequacies in our interpretive resources are epistemically and communicatively disabling; in some cases, these inadequacies can constitute (hermeneutic) injustice. Accounts of hermeneutic injustice have primarily centred on the absence of necessary resources; however, critics have highlighted cases in which the problem is a resource we do possess (positive hermeneutic injustice). In this talk I…
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Super Special Seminar
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Epistemology Current Themes Seminar (Online): Sally Haslanger (MIT) “Ideology, Culture, and Social Meaning”
Online Meeting via TeamsAbstract: My aim in this paper is to sketch a conception of ideology that draws on the critical theory tradition. This conception of ideology is a response to a particular challenge for those working on social justice: Why is it that most of us, most of the time, act in ways that perpetuate injustice? To…
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Medieval Logic Seminar (no meeting)
A virtual seminar by Zoom The University, 58勛圖, United Kingdom -
Language and Mind Seminar
Edgecliffe G03 -
Super Special Seminar
Edgecliffe G03 -
Epistemology Current Themes Seminar (Online): Liz Jackson (Toronto) “How to Be (And How Not to Be) An Impurist”
Online Meeting via TeamsAbstract: Evidentialism is the view that evidence alone determines rational belief. Recently, several rivals to evidentialism have been defended, including pragmatic and moral encroachment, epistemic partiality, and practical and moral reasons for belief. Call these rivals impurist views. While impuirst views have both compelling cases and interesting arguments in their favor, they also face a…
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Medieval Logic Seminar: John Dumbleton, De Scire
A virtual seminar by Zoom The University, 58勛圖, United Kingdom -
Language and Mind Seminar
Edgecliffe G03 -
Super Special Seminar
Edgecliffe G03