Program for Tuesday, August 6th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 6TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:30

The history of science and the metaphysics of chemistry

Robin Hendry

09:30-10:00

Early Modern Chemical Ontologies and the Shift from Vitalism to Mechanicism

Marina Paola Banchetti-Robino

09:00-09:30

Fake news, pseudoscience, and public engagement

Daya Reddy

09:30-10:00

Unwitting Complicity: When Science Communication Breeds Science Denialism

Axel Gelfert

10:00-10:30

The philosophical roots of science denialism

Sven Ove Hansson

09:00-09:30

Heterogeneous mathematical practices: complementing or translation?

Michael Friedman

09:30-10:00

Abstraction by Parametrization and Emdedding. A contribution to concept formation in modern and contemporary

Bernd Buldt

10:00-10:30

Virtues, arguments, and mathematical practice

Andrew Aberdein

09:00-09:30

Approaching Probabilistic Laws

Ilkka Niiniluoto

09:30-10:00

Approaching deterministic and probabilistic truth: a unified account

Gustavo Cevolani, Roberto Festa

10:00-10:30

Approaching objective probabilities by meta-inductive probability aggregation

Gerhard Schurz

09:00-09:30

Smart Systems: The Power of Technology

Sabine Thuermel

09:30-10:00

Challenges of New Technologies: The Case of Digital Vigilantism

Augustė Dementavičienė

09:00-09:30

Disputing unconscious phenomenality

Juraj Hvorecky

09:30-10:00

Neuroscience: science without disguise. A critique of Manzotti's and Moderato's dualistic account of

Tomasz Schubart

10:00-10:30

Social Sciences and Moral Biases

Olivier Ouzilou

09:00-09:30

What mature Lakatos learnt from young Lakatos

Gabor Kutrovatz

09:30-10:00

CANCELLED: Don’t be a Demarc-hater: Correcting Popular Misconceptions Surrounding Popper’s Solution to the Demarcation

Nathan Oseroff

10:00-10:30

Karl Popper’s Three Interpretations of the Epistemological Peculiarities of the Social Sciences

Sina Badiei

09:00-09:30

Objectivity of science from the perspective of x-phi

Jitka Paitlová, Petr Jedlička

09:30-10:00

Does Analogical reasoning imply Anthropomorphism?

Nataliia Reva

10:00-10:30

Empirical investigation of the Liar Paradox. Human brain perceives the Liar sentence to be false.

Konrad Rudnicki, Piotr Łukowski

09:00-09:30

Truth Lies: Taking Yet Another Look at the Theory-Laden Problem

Menashe Schwed

09:30-10:00

Constraining the Unknown

Nora Boyd

10:00-10:30

Simulated data

Aki Lehtinen, Jani Raerinne

09:00-09:30

The Unity of Science: From Epistemic Inertia to Internal Need

Dan Gabriel Simbotin

09:30-10:00

Medieval Debates over the Infinite as Motivation for Pluralism

James Finley

10:00-10:30

Setting Limits to Chang's Pluralism

K. Brad Wray

09:00-09:30

The Universalism of Logic and the Theory of Types

Víctor Aranda Utrero

09:30-10:00

Towards a New Philosophical Perspective on Hermann Weyl’s Turn to Intuitionism

Kati Kish Bar-On

10:00-10:30

Tarski’s two notions of consequence

Jean-Yves Beziau

09:00-09:30

Iterated belief revision and DP postulates

Haocheng Fu

09:30-10:00

Critical thinking and doxastic commitments

Nadiia Kozachenko

10:00-10:30

Reasoning about Perspectives. New Advances

Margarita Vázquez, Manuel Liz

09:00-09:30

An introduction to Arabic hypothetical logic

Saloua Chatti

09:30-10:00

Abū al-Barakāt and his 12th century logic diagrams

Wilfrid Hodges

11:00-11:30

Some Sixty or More Primordial Matters: Chemical Ontology and the Periodicity of the Chemical

Karoliina Pulkkinen

11:30-12:00

The building blocks of matter: The chemical element in 18th and 19th -century views of composition

Sarah Hijmans

11:00-11:30

Truth and Truthfulness, Part I: What Fake News Is and What It's Not

Romy Jaster, David Lanius

11:30-12:00

Truth and Truthfulness, Part II: Why They Matter

Romy Jaster, David Lanius

11:00-11:30

As Thurston Says

Brendan Larvor, Gila Hanna

11:30-12:00

Complexity of mathematical cognitive tasks

Markus Pantsar

12:00-12:30

Employing Computers in Posing and Attacking Mathematical Problems: Human Mathematical Practice, Experimental Mathematics, and Proof

Henrik Kragh Sørensen, Mikkel Willum Johansen

11:00-11:30

CANCELLED: Inductively approaching a probabilistic truth and a deterministic truth, the latter in comparison with approaching it in a qualitative

Theo Kuipers

11:30-12:00

Optimizing group learning of probabilistic truths

Igor Douven

12:00-12:30

Credal accuracy in an indeterministic universe

Graham Oddie

11:00-12:00

What is proof complexity?

Jan Krajíček

11:00-11:30

Methodological individualism and holism in the social sciences

Wei Wang

11:30-12:00

Can we apply the science/technology distinction to the Social Sciences? A brief analysis of the

Germán Hevia Martínez

12:00-12:30

CMW-revolution in Social Sciences as a Type of “Scientific Revolution”

Andrey Orekhov

11:00-11:30

Feyerabend and the Reception and Development of Logical Empiricism

Matteo Collodel

11:30-12:00

Feyerabend's Well-Ordered Science: How an Anarchist Distributes Funds

Jamie Shaw

11:00-11:30

Are in-depth interviews a must for ethnography of HEP labs?

V. Pronskikh, K. Damnjanović, P. Petruhina, A. Roy, V. Sikimić

11:30-12:00

Cognitive and epistemic features: a tool to identify technological knowledge

Romain Sauzet

12:00-12:30

Scientific communication in the problematic field of epistemology: inside and / or outside (in

Maria Makhova, Anastasia Arinushkina

11:00-11:30

Evidential Relations in a Trading Zone

Shinod N.K.

11:30-12:00

Is biased information ever useful (in the philosophy of science)?

Elisángela Ramírez-Cámara

11:00-11:30

Pluralism and relativism from the perspective of significance in epistemic practice

Mark Fischer

11:30-12:00

The pluralist chemistry and the constructionist philosophy of science

Ave Mets

11:00-11:30

On Takeuti's view of the concept of set

Hidenori Kurokawa

11:00-11:30

Combining Temporal and Epistemic Logic: A matter of points of view

José Rafael Herrera González

11:30-12:00

Modeling Belief Base Dynamics Using HYPE Semantics

Ayse Sena Bozdag

12:00-12:30

A formalism for resource-sensitive epistemic logic

Libor Behounek

11:00-11:30

Definite truth

Edoardo Rivello

11:30-12:00

A Three-Valued Pluralist Solution to the Sorites Paradox

Wen-Fang Wang

12:00-12:30

Language games and paradoxes of deontic logic(s)

Vladimir Svoboda

14:00-14:30

Scenes from a Marriage: On the confrontation model of history and philosophy of science

Raphael Scholl

14:30-15:00

The problem of rule-choice redux

Luca Tambolo

14:00-14:30

History and Epistemology of Climate Model Intercomparison Projects

Ludovic Touze-Peiffer

14:30-15:00

Fragmented authoritarian environmentalism, nationalism, ecological civilisation and climate change in

Yuting Yao

14:00-14:30

The interaction between diagrams and computers in the first proof of the Four-Color Theorem

Gisele Secco

14:30-15:00

The Computational Effectiveness of Geometric Diagrams

John Mumma

14:00-14:30

Counterfeit Chance

C. D. McCoy

14:30-15:00

A Defence of Pluralism of Causality

Paul Weingartner

14:00-15:00

Formal and Informal Logic in the Lvov-Warsaw School

Anna Brożek

14:00-14:30

On the unifying character of dispositional realism

Nelida Gentile, Susana Lucero

14:30-15:00

Can categorical properties confer dispositions?

Vassilis Livanios

14:00-14:30

Values in Science: Ethical vs. Political Approaches

Andrew Schroeder

14:30-15:00

The Problem of Scientific-Epistemological Racism and the Contributions of Southern Global Epistemologies in the Construction of Paradigmatic Transformations of the Philosophy of

Victor Hugo Pinto

14:00-14:30

The Increasing Power of Chomsky Hierarchy: A Case Study of Formal Language Theory Used in Cognitive

Chia-Hua Lin

14:30-15:00

How early humans made the sciences possible

Alexander Krauss

14:00-14:30

An Explanatory View of Individuating Natural Kinds

Tuomas Vesterinen

14:30-15:00

Risk factors, explanation and scientific understanding

Leen De Vreese

14:00-14:30

Mysterianism and the Division of Cognitive Labour

Filip Tvrdý

14:30-15:00

An empirical challenge for Scientific Pluralism – Alternatives or Integration?

Sophie Juliane Veigl

14:00-14:30

Pegging Levels

Max Weaver

14:30-15:00

On Social Reality: Taking the Enterprise as an Example

Nan Wang, Bo Cong Li

14:00-14:30

Chemical reactivity: Causality or reciprocal action?

Alfio Zambon, Mariana Córdoba

14:30-15:00

Realism About Molecular Structures

Myron A Penner, Amanda Nichols

14:00-14:30

Logical Approaches to Vagueness and Sorites Paradoxes

Doroteya Angelova

14:30-15:00

Semantic paradoxes of underdetermination

David Liggins

15:15-15:45

Truth, incoherence and the evolution of science

Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen

15:45-16:15

The Science We Never Had

Veli Virmajoki

15:15-15:45

Real Climate Possibilities: Proximate vs. Remote

Jeroen Hopster

15:45-16:15

Bridging the gap between science and public through engineering environmental concepts

Dragana Bozin, Anna Smajdor

15:15-15:45

On the relations between visual thinking and instrumental practice in mathematics

Ladislav Kvasz

15:45-16:15

Who discovered imaginaries? On the Historical Nature of Mathematical Discovery

Arezoo Islami

15:15-15:45

Declarative and procedural knowledge: a recent mutation of the theory/practice duality and its significance in the era of computational

Henri Salha

15:45-16:15

Interlocking Models validating Engineering Means-End knowledge

Sjoerd Zwart

15:15-16:15

Understanding scientific inquiry via agent-based modeling

Dunja Šešelja

15:15-15:45

Can neuropsychoanalysis save the life of psychoanalysis?

Ståle Gundersen

15:45-16:15

Problematic interdisciplinarity of the Cognitive Science

Przemysław Nowakowski

15:15-15:45

Positivisation of Political Philosophy and Its Impact on The Whole Discipline

Tereza Křepelová

15:45-16:15

The Competition of Interests in Public Scientific Knowledge Production------An Analysis of Chinese

Zhicong Shang

15:15-15:45

Count-as Conditionals, Background Conditions and Hierarchy of Constitutive Rules

Tomoyuki Yamada

15:15-15:45

Intergenerational Justice Issues in Germline Genome Editing

Renzong Qiu, Ruipeng Lei

15:45-16:15

CANCELLED: How Should We Treat Human Enhancement Technology: Acceptance or Rejection?

Xiaoju Dong

15:15-15:45

Pluralism About Criteria of Reality

Ruey-Lin Chen, Jonathon Hricko

15:45-16:15

Why epistemic pluralism does not entail relativism

Giuseppina D'Oro

15:15-15:45

From Subject natural logic to scientist logic in natural science: an epistemological reflexion

Guillermo Samuel Tovar-Sánchez, Luis Mauricio Rodríguez-Salazar

15:15-15:45

A Bridge for Reasoning: logical consequence as normative

Alice Roberts

15:45-16:15

Attack at Dawn if the Weather is Fine

Manidipa Sanyal, Debirupa Basu

15:15-15:45

An Attempt to Highlight Ambiguities in Approaches to Resolve Chisholm Paradox

Meha Mishra, Dr A.V. Ravishankar Sarma

15:45-16:15

Type Theory, Reducibility and Epistemic Paradoxes

Jiří Raclavský

16:45-17:45 Session 9A

16:45-17:45 Session 9B

16:45-17:15

The philosophy and mathematical practice of Colin Maclaurin

Janet Folina

17:15-17:45

On continuity in Bolzano’s 1817 Rein analytischer Beweis

Marlena Fila

16:45-17:15

Computational reliabilism: building trust in medical simulations

Juan M Durán, Nico Formanek

17:15-17:45

Truth-values for technical norms and evaluative judgements: a comparative analysis

Maarten Franssen

16:45-17:45

Kuhn's wide-ranging influence on the social sciences, literary theory, and the politics of

Gurol Irzik, Sibel Irzik

16:45-17:15

Four Realist Theses of Mario Bunge

Alberto Cordero

17:15-17:45

Mario Bunge: A Pioneer of the New Philosophy of Science

Rodolfo Gaeta

16:45-17:15

Optimal Team Structures in Science

Vlasta Sikimic

17:15-17:45

Mathematical Proving as Spatio-Temporal Activity of Multi-Agent Systems

Petros Stefaneas, Ioannis Vandoulakis

16:45-17:15

Sympletic Battlefronts. Phase Space Arguments for (and against) the Physics of Computation

Javier Anta

17:15-17:45

Digital determination and the search for common ground

Tatiana Leshkevich

16:45-17:15

A discussion of bi-logic and Freud's representation theory in fromal logic

Giulia Battilotti, Milos Borozan, Rosapia Lauro Grotto

17:15-17:45

Using Repertoire to Understand Psychotherapy

Chi-Hsiang Chen

16:45-17:15

CANCELLED: Metaphysical pluralism: between skepticism and trivialization?

Mariana Córdoba, Cristian López, Hernán Accorinti

17:15-17:45

Scientific Perspectivism. Metaphysical Aspects

Manuel Liz, Margarita Vázquez

16:45-17:15

Do Heuristics Exhaust the Methods of Discovery?

Cruz Davis, Benjamin Jantzen

16:45-17:15

If killing is forbidden, do I have to ensure that no one is killed?

Stef Frijters, Thijs De Coninck

17:15-17:45

Fuzzy logic and quasi-legality

Francisco Diaz Montilla

16:45-17:15

Knowledge, Reasoning Time, and Moore’s Paradox

Ren-June Wang

17:15-17:45

Is the Liar Sentence Meaningless?

Jordi Valor Abad

18:00-18:30

Negotiating History: Contingency, Canonicity, and Case Studies (18:00-19:00)

Agnes Bolinska, Joseph D. Martin

18:30-19:00

CANCELLED: History and Philosophy of Science After the Practice-Turn: From Inherent Tension to Local Integration

Max Dresow

18:00-18:30

Revising Logic: Anti-Exceptionalism and Circularity

Maria Paola Sforza Fogliani

18:30-19:00

Independence and Metasemantics

Zeynep Soysal

18:00-18:30

Top-down inhibitory experiments: the neglected option

Matej Kohar

18:30-19:00

Sending Knowns into the Unknown: Towards an Account of Positive Controls in Experimentation

Rebecca Jackson

18:00-19:30 Session 10D

18:00-19:00

Computational abstraction

Raymond Turner

18:00-18:30

Quantifiers and Conceptual existence

Maria Manzano, Manuel Crescencio Moreno Gomez

18:30-19:00

Mario Bunge and the Enlightenment Project in Science Education

Michael Matthews

18:00-18:30

Are transparency and representativeness of values hampering scientific pluralism?

Jeroen Van Bouwel

18:30-19:00

Corporate Funding of Public Research: A Feyerabendian Perspective

Karim Bschir

19:00-19:30

The role of TV series in the democratization of science

Laura García, Abraham Hernández

18:00-18:30

Rethinking the given. Sellars on the first principles.

Pablo Vera Vega

18:30-19:00

The Problem of the Variable in Quine's Lingua Franca of the Sciences

Ivory Pribram-Day

18:00-18:30

Natural Deduction Rules as Means of Knowing

Ranjan Mukhopadhyay

18:00-18:30

The Ontology of Mass and Energy in Special Relativistic Particle Dynamics

Kevin Coffey

18:30-19:00

Spacetime: Substantive or relational?

Anguel Stefanov

19:00-19:30

Change, temporal anticipation, and relativistic spacetime

Thomas Benda

18:00-18:30

Scientific ways of worldmaking. Considerations on philosophy of Biology from Goodman’s theory of

Enrico Brugnami

18:30-19:00

Objectivity as Mind-Independence – Integrating Scientific and Moral Realism

Leon-Philip Schäfer

19:00-19:30

Free Will and the Ability to Change Laws of Nature

Souichiro Honma

18:00-18:30

Justification of Basic Inferences and Normative Freedom

María D. García

18:30-19:00

Probabilistic Agent-Dependent Oughts

Nathan Wood, Thijs De Coninck

18:00-18:30

Fuzzy Semantics for Graded Adjectives

Berta Grimau

18:30-19:00

Formalizing the Sorites Paradox in Mathematical Fuzzy Logic

Petr Cintula, Carles Noguera, Nicholas Smith

19:00-19:30

Modal Quantifiers, Potential Infinity, and Yablo sequences

Michał Tomasz Godziszewski, Rafal Urbaniak

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

12:30-14:00 Lunch Break

16:15-16:45 Coffee Break