Program for Tuesday, August 25th: Talk View

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ECAP10: 10TH EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY

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PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 25TH: TALK VIEW

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11:00-12:00

Propositional and Objectual Knowledge of Other Minds

Raja Bahlul

Post-Truth: Science Denialism and the Vagaries of Normative Deviance in Enquiry

Sebastiano Moruzzi, Filippo Ferrari

Alethic relativism in neopragmatism. Some problems and one solution.

Enrico Brugnami

A Social Epistemological Defence of Cornell Realism

Sushruth Ravish

Relevance Uncertainty in Rational Choice Theory

Malvina Ongaro

11:00-12:00

Do structural representations meet the job description challenge?

Marco Facchin

Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) and its consequences for free will, autonomy and responsibility

Przemysław Zawadzki

The Hard, the Easy, and the Meta

Tobias Schlicht

Creature Consciousness: Much More Pivotal in The Problem of Consciousness Than Usually Thought

Alberto Barbieri

The influence of cognition on perception given differences in format

Assaf Weksler, Dan Ryder, Petra Vetter

Seeing colours unconsciously

Paweł Zięba

11:00-12:00

Coexisting with artificial agents in the realm of social cognition

Anna Strasser

Security and Human Flourishing

Josette Daemen

From Relational Equality to Personal Responsibility

Andreas Schmidt

The strong sense of 'we' - CANCELLED

Jonas Faria Costa

Is "deep ecology" wrong or just incomplete?

Yunjie Zhang

12:00-13:00 Lunch

14:00-15:00

Intuition in Moral Reasoning: an Integrated Account

Dario Cecchini

Conceptual ethics and moral disagreement - CANCELLED

Michael Klenk

The Limits of Cooperation-Centred Approaches to Morality

João Pinheiro

Attitudinal Ambivalence: moral uncertainty for non-cognitivists

Nicholas Makins

Moral Ambivalences of the Objective Stance

Carla Bagnoli

Does the Queerness Argument presuppose Scientism? - CANCELLED

Maxime Kristanek

New experimental work on moral disagreement

Nora Heinzelmann, Giacomo May, Viet Tran

14:00-15:00

Arthur N. Prior and the Lvov-Warsaw School

Zuzana Rybaříková

Does Aristotle’s ‘Being Is Not a Genus’ Argument Entail Ontological Pluralism?

Maciek Czerkawski

When analytic philosophy meets phenomenology. The case from Lvov-Warsaw School

Aleksandra Gomułczak

What is holism in Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus? (corrected submission)

Krystian Bogucki

The Role of Constructions and the Operationalist Tradition in Kant's Philosophy of Mathematics

Maura Burke

Frege’s Puzzle against Formalism [History of Philosophy]

Sorin Costreie

14:00-15:00

Conceptualising aboutness and subject matter

Naomi Osorio-Kupferblum, Matteo Plebani, Arthur Schipper, Stephen Yablo

14:00-15:00

What does ‘cause’ stand for in non-causal explanation? Factive and non-factive aspects of scientific

Mathieu Berteloot

Unifying Unification

Christian J. Feldbacher-Escamilla, Alexander Gebharter

Adaptive Preferences: The Case for Preference-based Freedom Rankings

Annalisa Costella

Scientific Representation, Make-Believe and the Factivity of Model-Based Understanding

Michael Poznic

The Many Faces of Scientific Self-Correction

Felipe Romero

16:00-17:00

Derogatory Terms in Free Indirect Discourse

Isidora Stojanovic

17:00-18:00 Drinks

20:00-22:00

Proper Names, Propositions, and Relevant Data

Kathrin Glüer-Pagin

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