Program for Friday, August 25th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 25TH: TALK VIEW

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08:50-10:45

Three varieties of antirepresentational realism

Yvonne Huetter-Almerigi, Céline Henne, Jonathan Knowles

08:50-10:45

The transformative practice of learning philosophy from Spinoza to Hegel

Oliver Toth, Bianca Ancillotti, Martina Barnaba, Giulia Bernard

08:50-09:30

[CANCELLED] Modal Truthmaker Paradox

Gregor Damschen

09:30-10:10

Paradox and Substructurality

Elia Zardini

10:10-10:45

Information Channels and Substructural Logics

Vit Puncochar

08:50-09:30

Initialization and self-ascription

Daniel Skibra

09:30-10:10

Self-locating beliefs, de se thoughts, and the transparency of mental content

Ekain Garmendia

10:10-10:45

[CANCELLED] Self-Representationalism, Intimacy, and Mental Representation

Davide Bordini

08:50-09:30

[CANCELLED] Implicit Commitment, higher-level Requirements, and the Acceptability of Consistency

Matteo Zicchetti

09:30-10:10

The Value of Evidence and Causal Ratificationism

Patryk Dziurosz-Serafinowicz

10:10-10:45

The Principle of Total Evidence: Justification and Political Significance

Gerhard Schurz

08:50-09:30

Against Modal Neoconventionalism

Alessandro Torza

09:30-10:10

A Russellian Theory of Modality

Wouter Cohen

10:10-10:45

Blackburn’s Dilemma and the Ground of Necessity

Yucheng Li

08:50-09:30

Blame, Value and Proportionality

Mart Johansson Werkmäster

09:30-10:10

On neutral value and fitting indifference

Andrés Garcia

10:10-10:45

What is supposed to be fitting?

Jakob Green Werkmäster

08:50-09:30

Middle ground between eternalism and temporalism

Jakub Węgrecki

09:30-10:10

Metalinguistic negotiations and relative gradable adjectives

Joanna Odrowaz Sypniewska

10:10-10:45

Linguistic Vague Existence

Elisa Paganini

08:50-09:30

Beyond Generalization: A Theory of Robustness in Machine Learning

Thomas Grote, Timo Freiesleben

09:30-10:10

Trustworthy AI: a vexed (and yet pivotal) notion

Daniele Chiffi, Mattia Petrolo, Viola Schiaffonati, Giacomo Zanotti

10:10-10:45

Physical computation from a computer engineering point of view

Matej Kohar

08:50-09:30

Method of cases as a part of conceptual engineering

Krzysztof Sękowski

09:30-10:10

Undue conservatism in conceptual engineering and the elusiveness of explicanda

Frauke Albersmeier

10:10-10:45

Can Conceptual Engineers Implement Concepts? An Experimental Investigation

Ethan Landes, Kevin Reuter

08:50-09:30

Socially shared perception and the sense of reality

Lucas Battich

09:30-10:10

What the Eyes Can See: Empirical results from perceptual categorization buttress the idea that humans can perceive objects’

Quentin Coudray

10:10-10:45

Perceptual objecthood: modality-specific and multimodal perspectives

Aleksandra Mroczko-Wąsowicz

11:10-13:05

Quarc and Diagrammatic Reasoning

Matteo Pascucci, Hongkai Yin, Lorenz Demey, Tereza Novotná, Edi Pavlović

11:10-13:05

Philosophy of Perception and the Experience of Food

Patrik Engisch, Giulia Martina, Błażej Skrzypulec

11:10-11:50

Lonergan's Oddly Strong Theory of Emergence

Ryan Miller

11:50-12:30

SOMETHING FROM NOTHING / NECESSARY THINGS FOR FREE

Aviv Hoffmann

12:30-13:05

What should we mean when we ask: “Why is there something rather than nothing?”

Mohsen Moghri

11:10-11:50

Should We Carry Guilt for Our Past Actions?

M. Hadi Fazeli

11:50-12:30

Relativism and Relations

Maureen Donnelly

12:30-13:05

How to argue for agency of artificial systems – joint actions first

Anna Strasser

11:10-11:50

What now? A Challenge for Doxastic Wrong Accounts

Lisa Bastian, Lewis Ross

11:50-12:30

Making Sense of Doxastic Morality

Sebastian Schmidt

12:30-13:05

The Moral Dimension of Doxastic Norms

Marc Andree Weber

11:10-11:50

To Have or Not to Have Form - That Is The Question to Amorphic Hylomorphism

Adrián Solís

11:50-12:30

The Inconsistency of Aristotelian Universals

Andrea Lupo

12:30-13:05

Mind-Body Property Dualism’s Ontological Consequences

Markus Schrenk

11:10-11:50

Fixing claims in distributive theory

Anders Herlitz

11:50-12:30

Mid-Level Theory of Well-Being: a Capabilitarian Account

Ana Gavran Milos

12:30-13:05

Forgiveness as Agential Repair: An Action Theoretical Account of Moral Injury

Jacob Smith

11:10-11:50

Assertion and justification. Is the rule of justification a necessary condition for asserting?

Cristina Corredor

11:50-12:30

Assertion: Between Saying and Telling

Indrek Reiland

12:30-13:05

Assertion, Constitutive Rules and Conditions of Engagement

Felix Bräuer

11:10-11:50

The Normic-Dispositional Interpretation of Fitness:

Niklas Tarik Parwez

11:50-12:30

Pluralism about Causation in Natural Selection

Mihail-Valentin Cernea

12:30-13:05

HOW DO NETWORKS EXPLAIN? A NEO-HEMPELIAN APPROACH TO NETWORK EXPLANATIONS OF THE ECOLOGY OF THE

Javier Suárez, José Díez

11:10-11:50

A case study in Naturalized Epistemology: Helmholtz and Poincaré’s Thoughts on Geometry.

Samuel Descarreaux

11:50-12:30

Philosophy Coming Out of the Shadow. On M.G. White's Holistic Pragmatism

Adam Dyrda

12:30-13:05

Non-Solipsistic Rejoinders to Quine’s Indeterminacy Thesis

Agnese Casellato

11:10-11:50

Does the Network Theory Answer the Normative Question?

Mark Windsor

11:50-12:30

Does a plausible construal of aesthetic value give us reason to emphasize some aesthetic practices over

Andrew Wynn Owen

12:30-13:05

Content, Form and Understanding: a Defence of Literary Neocognitivism

Emily Kay Williamson

14:30-15:45

The Appreciation Game. A Monist Ontology of Works of Art

Enrico Terrone

14:30-15:10

Weakness of Will, Free Will, and Phenomenology

Denis Džanić

15:10-15:45

Rigidity and weakness of will: Towards a unified account

Lina Maria Lissia

14:30-15:10

In Defence of Evidence Internalism

Janneke van Dis

15:10-15:45

Axiological non-evidentialism

Nikolaj Jang Lee Linding Pedersen

14:30-15:10

The Intensity of Powers

Giacomo Giannini

14:30-15:10

Justice and plural capabilities for the non-reasonable and the non-rational

Elvio Baccarini, Iva Martinic

15:10-15:45

Trading Off Lives and Livelihoods

Greg Bognar

14:30-15:10

Kripke's other hierarchy

Alexander Johnstone

15:10-15:45

Social And Meta-Social Propositions

Erim Bakkal

14:30-15:10

Reductionism in the Philosophy of Science and the Problem of Mental Properties

Christian J. Feldbacher-Escamilla, Maria Sekatskaya

15:10-15:45

Reduction: What? Me Worry?

Jeremy Pober

14:30-15:10

Brentano on Universals

Guillaume Frechette

15:10-15:45

The Roots of Brentano's Critique of the Subject-Object Model of Intentionality

Johannes Brandl

14:30-15:10

In Defense of Absolute Rights

Olivier Massin

15:10-15:45

[CANCELLED] Ethical components of interpretative disagreements in classical music

Chiara Palazzolo, Mario De Caro

16:10-18:00

Trust in a Time of Crisis

Maria Baghramian

10:45-11:10 Coffee Break

13:05-14:30 Lunch Break

15:45-16:10 Coffee Break