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A virtual seminar by Zoom
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The University
58吃瓜, KY16 9L United Kingdom
58吃瓜, KY16 9L United Kingdom
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A virtual seminar by Zoom The University, 58吃瓜, United Kingdom
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Mohammad Saleh Zarepour: 鈥楢bhar墨鈥檚 Solution to the Liar paradox: a logical analysis鈥�
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Graziana Ciola: 鈥楳arsilius of Inghen on insolubles鈥�
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Miroslav Hanke: 鈥楾ractatus insolubilium and fifteenth-century Cologne scholasticism鈥�
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Alessandro Conti: 鈥榃yclif and Paul of Venice on the Liar鈥檚 Paradox: a Comparison鈥�
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Epistemology Seminar: no seminar (learning week)
A virtual seminar by Zoom The University, 58吃瓜, United KingdomWe will meet online, but NOT via Arche Zoom. Updates will follow.
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David Sanson (Illinois State University): 鈥楢l-Daw膩n墨 on truth, grounding, and the Liar鈥�
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Manuel Dahlquist: 鈥楴ulla propositio est negativa鈥�
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Harald Berger: 鈥楢n unknown version of Albert of Saxony鈥檚 De insolubilibus (= Logica, tr.VI, pt.1)鈥�
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Stephen Read: 鈥楾heories of insolubles from Thomas Bradwardine to Paul of Venice鈥�
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Conceptual Engineering Seminar | Teresa Marques (Barcelona): “Representing or shaping reality? What class can teach about woman”
A virtual seminar by Zoom The University, 58吃瓜, United KingdomAbstract. 鈥斅燞istorically, some feminists and Marxists aimed to introduce theoretically useful concepts to accurately describe, explain, and predict existing oppression and inequality. In fact, Haslanger (2000, 2006) had argued that we should analyse social kind concepts for discriminated groups (e.g., for race or gender) so as to lay down the conditions of oppression of the…