Program for Tuesday, August 22nd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 22ND: TALK VIEW

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08:50-10:45

The Language of Prejudice

Mark Bowker, Mirela Fus-Holmedal, Ravi Thakral, Olivier Lemeire

08:50-10:45

New Trends in Food Ontology

N. Piras, M.C. Amoretti, D. Porello, F. Bacchini, E. Bossini, R. Baratella

08:50-09:30

Can the Nyaya Account of Disjunctivism handle Nanay’s Objections to Disjunctivism via Illusions?

Anand Vaidya

09:30-10:10

[CANCELLED] Disjunctivism about inner experience

Menno Lievers

10:10-10:45

Naïve Realism and (Some) High-Level Illusions

Yavuz Recep Basoglu

08:50-09:30

What is a good argument?

Niki Pfeifer

09:30-10:10

Logic and Neutrality

Massimiliano Carrara, Andrea Strollo

10:10-10:45

What absurdity is not: structural approach, empty sets, and empty spaces

Ivo Pezlar

08:50-09:30

Against Two-Faced Eternalism

Giovanni Merlo

09:30-10:10

The Having-Grown-Block Theory of Time

Maximilian Zachrau

10:10-10:45

A Fatalistic Block?

Kyley Ewing

08:50-09:30

Should we believe in neural structural representations?

Marco Facchin

09:30-10:10

[CANCELLED] A Defence of Mechanistic Computation

Luke Kersten

10:10-10:45

Can Marr’s levels of analysis provide a general template for understanding psychological phenomena? An active inference

Marko Jurjako

08:50-09:30

The logical epistemology of logical anti-exceptionalism.

Matteo Baggio

09:30-10:10

The Logic of Abductive Inference

Yusuf Indorewala

10:10-10:45

Is Risk an Objective Feature of the World?

Matt Jope

08:50-09:30

Supersubstantivalism and Events

Sven Eichholtz

09:30-10:10

Overcoming Mereological and Measure-theoretical Difficulties to Provide Spatial Extension

Jacopo Giraldo

10:10-10:45

Aristotelian universals and ways of being

Damiano Costa, Paolo Natali

08:50-09:30

Resistible Nudges

Gabriel De Marco

09:30-10:10

Taking responsibility for actions of others

Rafal Klosek

10:10-10:45

A New Account of the Nature of Excuses

Daniele Bruno

08:50-09:30

Linguistic Imposters

Denis Kazankov, Edison Yi

09:30-10:10

[CANCELLED] Conceptual inflation and the ethics of attention

Eve Kitsik

10:10-10:45

Reference Magnetism, Conceptual Engineering and Inferentialism

Aleksander Domosławski

08:50-09:30

Physical modality for physical laws: an empiricist perspective

Cristian Soto

09:30-10:10

Laws as the best systematizations of facts vs. laws as the best fact-constraining "algorithms": on the inequivalence of two conceptions of laws of

Joanna Luc

10:10-10:45

Laws and powers in light of the wave function

Maria Panagiotatou

08:50-09:30

Wilfrid Sellars on normative statements – expressivist or metalinguistic?

Stefanie Dach

09:30-10:10

The Transcendentalism of Stanley Cavell

Francesco Gandellini

10:10-10:45

The Pittsburgh school and its consequences: A Hegelian stage for analytical philosophy and an analytical stage for

Samuel Vitel

08:50-09:30

Resolving problems with regards to the political representation of animals

Angela Martin

09:30-10:10

Toward a New Theory of Moderate Contingentism

Pranciškus Gricius

10:10-10:45

[CANCELLED] Human Rights or Person Rights? Using Parfit to rethink Human Rights

Rui Vieira da Cunha

11:10-13:05

Beyond The limits of the Doxastic — New directions in Epistemology

Adham El-Shazly, Oscar Westerblad, Paula Keller, Pablo Hubacher Haerle

11:10-13:05

Normativity & Politically contested concepts

Nora Kindermann, Chris Ranalli, Dominik Balg, Lilith Lee, Ruth Rebecca Tietjes

11:10-11:50

Attachments as drives

Radu Bumbăcea

11:50-12:30

Understanding Recalcitrant Mental States: Emotions, Perceptions, and Intuitions

Giulia Cantamessi

12:30-13:05

[CANCELLED] Taking the Attitudinal Approach to the Metaphysics of Emotions

Maik Niemeck

11:10-11:50

Mathematical knowledge: De dicto and de re

Aleksi Honkasalo

11:50-12:30

Mathematical pluralism and the continuum

Julie Lauvsland

12:30-13:05

The V-logic Multiverse and Benacerraf problem

Matteo de Ceglie

11:10-11:50

Meta-Fictionalism about the Non-Present

Patrick Dawson

11:50-12:30

FICTIONAL CREATIONISM AND THE PROBLEM OF FICTIONAL NEGATIVE EXISTENTIAL

Daehwi Jeong

12:30-13:05

Artifact Concept Pluralism

Alper Güngör

11:10-11:50

Overlap: On the Relation Between Perceiving and Believing

Auke Montessori

11:50-12:30

Alief as conceptual engineering

Maria Forsberg

12:30-13:05

Turner’s argument and the normativity of belief

Pietro Salis

11:10-11:50

Phenomenal Mismatch and Perceptual Justification

Martina Fürst

11:50-12:30

Experience as a Source of Knowledge: Why Hallucinations Cannot Be Perfectly Veridical

Philipp Berghofer

12:30-13:05

Contextualism, Wide-Scoping, and the Hypothetical Given

Miloš Vuletić

11:10-11:50

One-Many Identity, Anti-Humean Accounts of Causation, and Counting

Savvas Ioannou

11:50-12:30

Humean Laws and the Evaluation of Counterfactuals

Antony Eagle

12:30-13:05

Explanatory Realism and Counterfactuals

Maciej Sendłak

11:10-11:50

What Do Ethical Theories Explain?

Matt Dougherty

11:50-12:30

[CANCELLED] AI and the Abundance of Responsibility

Maximilian Kiener

12:30-13:05

[CANCELLED] Bringing objectivity to perspectivism

Inken Titz

11:10-11:50

Propositional contents as forms

Tadeusz Ciecierski

11:50-12:30

Loose talk about propositions

Arvid Båve

12:30-13:05

What we Learn from Indicatives

Mathias Boehm

11:10-11:50

Theories Transcended? Theory-Centrism and Supra-Theoretical Units of Analysis in Twentieth-Century Formal Philosophy of

Bobby Vos

11:50-12:30

Feynman Diagrams providing Understanding as Toy Models

Karla Weingarten

12:30-13:05

A Pragmatist Reformulation of Artifactualism

Mariano Martín Villuendas

11:10-11:50

Love’s Present and Love’s Past: Some Early Modern Views on Love, And What We Might Still Learn from

Julia Borcherding

11:50-12:30

What is the target of Kant’s Transcendental Deduction?

Mahdi Ranaee

12:30-13:05

Kant's antirealism and the knowability paradox

Jan Heylen, Kristine Grigoryan, Felipe Morales Carbonell

11:10-11:50

Epistemic Accountability for Political Judgment & the Demands of Public Respect

Michele Giavazzi

11:50-12:30

The Strength of the State Neutrality Principle

Wojciech Ciszewski

12:30-13:05

Liberal Neutrality and the Effects of Democratic Design

Viktor Ivanković, Andres Moles

14:30-15:45

Distributive Justice and Animals. Reflections on the Problem of Mice

Paula Casal

14:30-15:10

Dehumanization Trouble: How Dehumanization Might Hinder Forms of Mindreading.

Benedict Kenyah-Damptey

15:10-15:45

In Defence of Mindreading

Agata Machcewicz-Grad

14:30-15:10

Holocultural Moral Psychology Supports the Mind-Dependence of Moral Normativity

João Pinheiro

15:10-15:45

The game of life. On the combination of pathocentric environmental ethics and game theory.

Colin von Negenborn

14:30-15:10

The Epistemic Value of Expressive Music

Marina Bakalova

15:10-15:45

[Cancelled] The Metaphysics and Epistemology of Taste

Filippo Ferrari, Sebastiano Moruzzi

14:30-15:10

Are Strawsonian Strategies Viable for the Problem of Doxastic Responsibility?

Marie van Loon

15:10-15:45

NO POSITIVE EPISTEMIC DUTIES FOR KNOWLEDGE-FIRSTERS

Jaakko Hirvelä

14:30-15:10

The consistency of error theory

Stephan Krämer

15:10-15:45

Neo-Humean Moral Contingentism

Alexios Stamatiadis-Brehier

14:30-15:10

Action for Ethicists

Simon-Pierre Chevarie-Cossette

15:10-15:45

Moral Motivation: What Counts?

Stavros Orfeas Zormpalas

14:30-15:10

Grammatical Gender: The Expressive Dimension

Zuzanna Jusińska

15:10-15:45

Artificial Intelligence and Human Consciousness: Notes Toward a Natural Philosophy of Writing

Patrick McHugh

14:30-15:10

Ontological Pluralism and Value-Laden Kinds

Muhammad Ali Khalidi

15:10-15:45

Measuring the arbitrariness of categorization

Rosa W Runhardt, Cailin O'Connor

14:30-15:10

Opposites. The difficult case of change and rest

Paolo Gigli

15:10-15:45

What the bow and the barley-drink have in common: ordinary examples as exploratory models in

Celso Vieira

14:30-15:10

Faith, Doubt, and Commitment

Stephen Grimm

15:10-15:45

A Modalist Interpretation of the Modal Ontological Argument

Monika Morkūnaitė

16:10-17:25

Translucent beliefs

Bence Nanay

16:10-16:50

Meaning as Use, Rule-bending, and AI safety

José Antonio Pérez Escobar, Deniz Sarikaya

16:50-17:30

A rose by any other name: yet another way of being supervaluationist

Pablo Dopico

17:30-18:05

Reflection and Believability: On the epistemic approach to justifying implicit commitments

Maciej Głowacki

16:10-16:50

Strawsonian Resentment and Nietzschean Resentment: Not so Different After All

Mattia Riccardi

16:50-17:30

Reimagining Strawson's Arguments and the Conative Ability to Intend Otherwise

Niels de Haan

17:30-18:05

Deprived due to an Untimely Existence: An Assessment of the Historical Condition

Diogo Santos

16:10-16:50

Does the Philosophy of Fiction Rest on a Mistake?

Derek Matravers

16:50-17:30

Process Aesthetics and Music

Nick Young

17:30-18:05

Creativity, Two-Fold

Patrik Engisch

16:10-16:50

Epistemic Rationality, Eliteness and Reference Magnetism

Christos Kyriacou

16:50-17:30

An Externalist Systems-Critique of Pure Rationality

Stefan Lukits

17:30-18:05

Bridging the gap between the normative and the descriptive: Bounded epistemic rationality

Nastja Tomat

16:10-16:50

Plurals without a hierarchy

Jonathan Payton

16:50-17:30

Why Being Fragments

Maciek Czerkawski

17:30-18:05

Non-Maximalism Reconsidered: Truthmaking and the Dependence of Truths on Being

Błażej Mzyk

16:10-16:50

Kantian Doubts about Categorical Imperatives

Olof Leffler

16:50-17:30

A Kantian Solution to the Paradox of Exploitation

Jan-Willem van der Rijt, Benjamin Ferguson

17:30-18:05

Asymmetric Moral Responsibility

Leo Eisenbach

16:10-16:50

A Puzzle about Mental Lexicons and Semantic Relatedness

Alice Damirjian

16:50-17:30

Are Natural Kind Terms Ambiguous?

Jussi Haukioja, Jeske Toorman, Giosuè Baggio, Jussi Jylkkä

17:30-18:05

Exploiting Ambiguities

Claudia Picazo, Laura Delgado

16:10-16:50

The abundance of scientific evidence for our best theories: Too much of a good thing?

Ludwig Fahrbach

16:50-17:30

Is selective realism (inevitably) a position about future science?

Chrysi Malouchou

17:30-18:05

Realism about Effective Theories: The Case for Gravitational Forces

Matthias Egg

16:10-16:50

Russell’s Tiergarten Programme and the Rise of Analytic Philosophy

Constantin Stoenescu

16:50-17:30

On Russell’s Scientific Method(s) in Philosophy

Ansgar Seide

17:30-18:05

Bradley vs Russell on the Metaphysics of Relations

Stavros Ioannidis, Stathis Psillos

16:10-16:50

Kant and The Settler Contract

Tom Bailey

16:50-17:30

Normalizing Things with Words: On Speech and Oppressive Norms

Vittorio Catalano

17:30-18:05

A Philosophical Colour Line? Racism and Political Philosophy

Andreas-Johann Sorger

10:45-11:10 Coffee Break

13:05-14:30 Lunch Break

15:45-16:10 Coffee Break