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Abstract: I will present a new counterexample to the Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles in the form of a world allowing for incompatible time-lines (or histories). The toy-universe I will be working with will be interpreted according to the Branching Space-Time Theory, presented for the first time in Belnap (1992). In this sense, I… |
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During the next three weeks, we will discuss material from Derek Ball鈥檚 book manuscript. Abstract: These are two introductory chapters from a book manuscript I鈥檓 working on, entitled Definition and Dispute.聽 The first chapter introduces some main themes of the book, and the second develops the leading idea: that the best way of making sense…
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Abstract. 鈥斅燭his paper looks at a potential counter-example to Hume鈥檚 Law based on the principle that Ought implies Can and especially evaluates (and rejects) a conventionalist view according to which聽there are oughts that imply can, and oughts that don鈥檛, and this makes the question of whether or not Ought implies Can聽essentially conventional and up to… |
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2nd Annual Rights Workshop: Rights and Harm 4th-5th June 2020, University of 58吃瓜. Organisers: Joseph Bowen (University of 58吃瓜 and University of Stirling),聽Samuel Dishaw (Harvard聽University), and聽Daniel Mu帽oz (Monash University). In May 2019, the first annual Rights Workshop was held at MIT, featuring papers by Frances Kamm, Julia Driver,聽Julia Markovits, and Renee Jorgensen Bolinger.… |
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Abstract:聽The insight behind TSIM theory is that we should take at face value the view of belief, knowledge, (cognitive) information, but also of other notions less explored in formal logic, like imagination and mental simulation, as (propositional) representational mental states bearing intentionality, that is, being about states of affairs, issues, situations, or circumstances which make… |
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CEPPA is pleased to present the 2020 Sir Malcolm Knox Memorial Lecture: John Haldane FRSA, FRSE J. Newton Rayzor Sr Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Baylor University Emeritus Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of St. Andrews Senior Fellow, CEPPA Visiting Professor, Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues, University of Birmingham “Philosophy and Public Affairs in Historical… 
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We will discuss material from Derek Ball鈥檚 book manuscript. The seminar will happen in Zoom. If you want to join this session, please e-mail me at si24@.
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Abstract. 鈥� In this talk I argue that our engagement in debates about art can be fruitfully understood along the same lines as debates in conceptual engineering. Proposals in conceptual engineering are not to be evaluated on the basis of their ability to track empirical essences but on the basis of a concept鈥檚 epistemic, pragmatic,… |
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Professor John Haldane answers your questions in a more intimate, in-depth discussion of the themes from his 2020 Knox Lecture. To take park in this hour-long discussion, click here to join the Zoom videoconference.
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Recent philosophy has paid considerable attention to the way our biases are liable to encroach upon our cognitive lives, diminishing our capacity to know and unjustly denigrating the knowledge of others (e.g., Fricker 2007). The extent of the bias, and the range of domains to which it applies, has struck some as so great as… |
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Abstract:聽E-sentences (entailment-sentences) are metalinguistic sentences like , , and . This type of sentences is found at the heart of the epistemology of logic as their truth-values tell us what follows from what.聽Justification holism聽says that beliefs regarding E-sentences can only be justified in the context of a logical theory, e.g. classical, intuitionistic, paraconsistent etc. Thus,… |
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We will discuss chapter 4 and 5 of Derek Ball鈥檚 book manuscript.聽Please notice that only next week, our meeting will be from 11 to 1 pm. The seminar will happen in Zoom. Please e-mail me at si24@ if you want to join.
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*Password: ACEW20* Abstract. 鈥� In this talk I present a new challenge to explication, as a method for importing lay concepts into science. To illustrate this new challenge, I focus on the concept of innateness. |
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Abstract We can tell tales not just of what does not happen, but of what cannot happen. I think this phenomenon can tell us two kinds of philosophically interesting things. It tells us interesting things about fiction and how to understand it. It also tells us interesting things beyond fiction: about how representation works, about… |
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Deborah Marber will give a talk on “The Counterfactual Imagination: what we learn from engaging with fiction”. If you want to join our Zoom session, please send me an e-mail (si24@)
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Abstract. 鈥� Do conceptual revisions change the subject? Do revolutionary analyses of familiar kinds? A standard picture of meaning 鈥� that an expression鈥檚 truth conditions are essential to it 鈥� suggests so. I present an alternative. The novel usages philosophers propose have analogues in ordinary discourse that figure in a family of puzzles about diachronic… |
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Abstract: Take an account of property individuation to be hyperintensional just in case that account individuates properties more finely than necessary equivalence. Proponents of hyperintensional accounts of property individuation are generally led to embrace these accounts because of certain phenomena surrounding concepts like meaning, thought, and knowledge. For example, we can think about a triangle… |
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Abstract: Are social identities relevant to perceptual experience? If we were to draw on the phenomenological tradition to ask this, we might say instead: is perceptual experience situated? If so, in what way? Embodied theories of perception might be good candidates to answer this question, since they claim that the body and the environment make…
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*Password: ACEW20* Abstract. 鈥� Conceptual engineering is the study of how to evaluate and change our concepts, meanings, words, and other representational devices. Experimental philosophy is the use of scientific techniques to collect data on human reactions to central examples in philosophy. One familiar project in conceptual engineering is to address the defects in our… |
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