Program for Tuesday, August 25th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 25TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:40

Plant Cognition: Ontological Endorsement, Epistemological Critique

Pablo Verde Ortega

09:40-10:20

Beyond the Mark of the Cognitive: an Explanation-Centred Heuristic for Plant Cognition

Filippo Murabito

10:20-11:00

The Collective Mind of Bacteria? on the Role of Concepts in Explaining Bacterial Behaviour

Nadine Meertens

09:00-09:40

The Problem with the Measurement Problem

Yanis Pianko

09:40-10:20

Is There a Mechanism That Produces Many Parallel Worlds?

Meinard Kuhlmann

10:20-11:00

Which Inferentialism for Quantum Mechanics?

Bernardo Marques

09:00-09:40

Elision, Disambiguation, and Pliant Distinctions

Kyle Landrum

09:40-10:20

Scientific Understanding and Scientific Disagreement

Federica Isabella Malfatti

10:20-11:00

Understanding-for Climate Change Extreme Events

Emma Braccini

09:00-09:40

Evolutionary Debunking, Propositional Justification, and Higher-Order Defeat

Giorgio Volpe

09:40-10:20

Debasing Effects of Higher-Order Defeat

Paweł Grad

10:20-11:00

Normative Defeaters in Reasoning

Andrei Moldovan

09:00-09:40

Confronting Knowledge Collapse

Alessandro Corona Mendozza, Leonardo Santa Maria

09:40-10:20

Debunking Without Understanding. Why Chatbots Fail Against "Doing Your Own Research"

Piotr Litwin

10:20-11:00

Architects and Dwellers: Addressing the Designer-User Asymmetry in Digital Epistemology

Daniel Barbarrusa

09:00-09:40

On the Formalization of Ideals of Proof

Robin Martinot

09:40-10:20

Formal Commitment of Formal Systems and Philosophical Fruitfulness

Perceval Pillon

10:20-11:00

“There Is No Mathematical Substitute for Philosophy.” On the Importance of the Informal in Formal

Jakub Krawczyk

09:00-09:40

Not Theory, but Method: Redeeming Carnap’S Deflationism

Javier Arango

09:40-10:20

Carnap'S Notion of Translation

Benjamin Zayton

10:20-11:00

Quine'S Debt to American Linguistics

Lieven Decock

09:00-09:40

Metaphysical Realism and Semantic Externalism

Jonathan Knowles

09:40-10:20

Rethinking Metasemantics Between Linguistic Functions and Vocabularies

Katja Stepec

10:20-11:00

Metametasemantics Without Semantic Facts

Bartosz Wultański

09:00-09:40

Powerful Persistence Made More Powerful

Michele Paolini Paoletti

09:40-10:20

Actualist Five-dimensionalism

Andrea Visintini

10:20-11:00

Future Contingents: Gaps or Gluts?

Ricardo Santos

09:00-09:40

Efficacy, Effectiveness, and Efficiency of Law

Giovanni Tuzet

09:40-10:20

Legal Transplants, Legal Irritants, Legal Transfers: Identical but Different

Paweł Banaś

10:20-11:00

Dworkinian Semantics

Adam Dyrda, Tomasz Gizbert-Studnicki

09:00-09:40

Is Silence a Mental Action? Zhiyi’S Critique of Content-Delivery Accounts of Mental Action

Jieyou Zheng

09:40-10:20

Life Seeking Understanding: a Theology for the Religious Seeker

Hans le Grand

10:20-11:00

The Doctrine of the Imago Dei: Meeting Two Challenges for No-Norm Theism

Dominik Odermatt

09:00-10:55

Representational Vehicles in the Mind and Brain Sciences

Marco Facchin, Caitlin Mace, Anastasia Garbayo, Johannes Heemskerk

09:00-09:40

A Deprivation Account of Transformative Experience

Hifumi Yoshizawa

09:40-10:20

Infectious Incomparability: a Threshold View

Yexiang Tang

10:20-11:00

Absolute Prohibitions as Logoi-Constraints: an Anscombean Account of Just Deliberation

Georgina Raventós

11:30-12:10

Phenomenal Knowledge First

Pär Sundström

12:10-12:50

Relations Without Relata? Metaphysical Phenomenal Structuralism and the Lonely Experience Argument

Daniel Weger

12:50-13:30

Phenomenal Schema: Grasping What It Feels like Without Feeling It

Marina Bakalova

11:30-12:10

Curb Your (Brain-Model Alignment) Enthusiasm

Arnold Fleishman, Julian Lee Sursin

12:10-12:50

The Many Faces of the Personal/Subpersonal Distinction

Marko Jurjako

11:30-12:10

What'S Wrong with the Semantic Conception of Theories

Quentin Ruyant

12:10-12:50

Model-Based Semantics and Conceptual Engineering

Pietro Salis

12:50-13:30

Forward-Looking Concept Functions and Conceptual Engineering

Matija Rajter

11:30-12:10

Expressing Suspension of Belief

Nadja-Mira Yolcu

12:10-12:50

“Because” and Epistemic Reasons

Wolfgang Freitag, Nadja-Mira Yolcu

12:50-13:30

Williefs: What We Want but Fail to Believe

Karolina Krzyżanowska

11:30-13:25

Varieties of Neutrality in Logic, Varieties of Neutral Logics

Massimiliano Carrara

11:30-12:10

A Problem for Davidson'S Non-Reductive Naturalism

Robert Myers

12:10-12:50

The Concepts of Self in Logical Empricism and the Arguments from Telepathy

Gergely Ambrus

11:30-12:10

Gricean Maxims as Epistemic Norms

Ross Patrizio

12:10-12:50

Pragmatic Acceptance and Conversational Tone

Maciej Tarnowski

12:50-13:30

Identities, Words, and Languages

Kamil Lemanek

11:30-12:10

Is There Grounding Indeterminacy? Yes

Robert Oliver

12:10-12:50

Should Groundhogs Be Qualitativists?

Leon Isenmann

11:30-12:10

From Expecting Deference to Engendering Understanding. Or How to handle the Epistemic Agency of the General

Lavinia Marin

12:10-12:50

Deliberative Journalism: a Defence

Rubén Marciel

12:50-13:30

Visual Arguments in Times of Postfactual Societies

Dr. Silke Körber, Dr. Jasmin Trächtler

11:30-12:10

Ockham on Material Substances’ Persistence over Time: the Case of Resurrection

Pasquale Viola

12:10-12:50

Defending the Existence of Religious Artifacts from an Intentionalist Point of View

Adrián Solís

12:50-13:30

What Kind of Kind Is Religion?

Benjamin Murphy

11:30-13:25

Reconceptualizing Empathy: an Interdisciplinary Discussion of Empathy in Humans, Nonhuman Animals and AI

Albert Newen, Heidi Maibom

11:30-13:25

New Directions in the Philosophy of Risk

Filippo Mancini, Claire Field, Jaakko Hirvelä, Malvina Ongaro

11:30-12:10

Creating Normativity and Responding to It: How Metaethical Constructivists Must and Can Have It Both

Leonhard Schneider

12:10-12:50

Normative Authority, Formal Normativity, and the Question of What to Do

Samuele Chilovi

12:50-13:30

Weight Pluralism, Weight Monism, and the Functions of Normative Reasons

Aleks Knoks

15:00-15:40

The Primacy of Guidance in the Metaphysics of Agency

Andrei Buckareff

15:40-16:20

Transitivity Differences Between 'Because' and 'Cause‘ and Deviant Causal Chains

Emilian Gores

16:20-17:00

Towards an Informational Theory of Reasons for Forward-Looking Action

Piotr Makowski, Teppo Felin

15:00-15:40

Multispecies and Epistemology: the Case of Messor Ibericus

Emaus Torralba

15:40-16:20

Towards a Realist Evolutionary Epistemology: Concerns from Contemporary Approaches to Evolutionary

Carlos Esteban Jiménez

15:00-15:40

On Ignorance

Marc Andree Weber

15:40-16:20

The Communicative Functions and the Normativity of Ignorance Attributions

Giorgia Foti

16:20-17:00

A Competence-First Epistemological Disjunctivism

Santiago Echeverri

15:00-15:40

On the Need for Appreciation

Auke Montessori

15:40-16:20

Apparent Reasons for Genuine Rationality: a New Version of the Attraction Account

Manuel Julio J Sanchis Ferrer

16:20-17:00

Rational Regret as an Epistemic Tool: the Weight of Defeated Reasons

Medha Kalyani Nayar, Milind Brahme

15:00-15:40

Gauging Quantities: Hume’S Standard of Numerical Equality Revisited

Mario Santos-Sousa

15:40-16:20

Weak Impredicativity and Frege’s Grundgesetze

Ludovica Conti

16:20-17:00

Legitimate Dissensus in Mathematical Practice

Víctor Aranda

15:00-15:40

The Determinacy Challenge for Moderate Mathematical Realism

Sebastian G.W. Speitel

15:40-16:20

Epistemic Challenges for Abstractionism. from Good Company to Generosity

Matteo Zicchetti, Ludovica Conti

16:20-17:00

A Typed Theory of Arbitrary Objects

Léon Probst, Vita Saitta

15:00-15:40

A Critique of the Logical-Psychological Dualism in Frege’S Conception of Judgment

Zihui Ding

15:40-16:20

Reason and Intuition: Louis Couturat and the French Spiritualist Tradition

Ties van Gemert

16:20-17:00

Old, Contemporary, and New Transparency: from Moore and Beyond.

Valentina Martinis

15:00-15:40

The Importance of Being Trivial: Common Ground’S Defeasibility and Language Logicality

Giada Coleschi

15:40-16:20

Carnap'S Information Paradox and Logicality

Salvatore Pistoia-Reda

16:20-17:00

Nonmonotonicity as a Critique of the Ideal of Neutrality

Ana López Rodríguez

15:00-15:40

Pregnancy as Agency

Anne Sophie Meincke

15:40-16:20

Temporal Dynamism in Biological Organization: a New Argument for Real Time

Marco Portillo

15:00-15:40

Borrowing Earth: Inter- Vs. Intragenerational Justice

Colin von Negenborn

15:40-16:20

My Descendants Are Strangers to Me. Why We Should Care About Some, but Not All, Future People

Marcin Nowicki

16:20-17:00

Moral Contractualism and Potentially Future People

Jens Gillessen

15:00-16:55

Anscombe on Natural Theology

John Haldane

15:00-16:55

Grounding Representational Content in Artificial Neural Networks

Fabian Hundertmark, James Turner, Iwan Williams, Fintan Mallory, Jessica Heine

15:00-15:40

Responsibility for Emotions

Agnès Baehni

15:40-16:20

Answerability and Emotional Closure

Patricia Sánchez Oliva

16:20-17:00

Apologies and Responsibility

Elsa Magnell, August Renbo Olsen

17:30-18:10

The Planning Fallacy and the Agent’S Perspective

Julia Staffel

18:10-18:50

Towards a Multidimensional Spectrum of Agency

Anna Strasser

18:50-19:30

Mental Causation and Epistemic Agency

Antonio Lizzadri

17:30-18:10

Polysemy and the Unity of Self

Víctor Martín Verdejo

18:10-18:50

Epistemic Mirrors and Notions of the Self

Tadeusz Ciecierski, Tomasz Puczyłowski

17:30-19:25

Disentangling John Wheeler’S Vision of Quantum Reality: the Participatory Universe, It-from-Bit, and Law Without

Alyssa Ney

17:30-18:10

Gnosticism, Epistemic Bribes and the Myth of Full Belief

Julien Dutant

18:10-18:50

Semantic Constraints on the Logic of Reasons from Hierarchical Conceptual Spaces

Sebastian Scholz

18:50-19:30

Higher-Order Evidence in Non-Ideal Epistemology

Martin Justin, Nastja Tomat

17:30-19:25 Epistemology: Non-Ideal Epistemology

17:30-18:10

Logical Expressivism and First-Order Language

Giacomo Turbanti

18:10-18:50

Abstraction Principles, Generalised Identity, and Objecthood

Eric Wallace

17:30-18:10

Margaret Cavendish on Perception and Causation

Laura Stenzel

18:10-18:50

Bolzano on the Persistence of Substances

Paolo Natali

17:30-18:10

Presupposition and Metalinguistic Discourse

Josep Macià

18:10-18:50

Disputes over Disputes

Pedro Abreu

17:30-18:10

Authorship and Artifacts: the Case of Cumulative Artifacts

Alper Güngör

18:10-18:50

Virtual Affordance Realism

Matej Kohar

17:30-18:10

Strategic Use of Conversational Implicatures in Legal Discourse

Eliza Chojecka

18:10-18:50

Deniability as a Superficial Kind

Manuel García-Carpintero

17:30-18:10

The Logic of Theistic Metaphysics

Monika Morkūnaitė

18:10-18:50

A "Collective Turn" in Religious Epistemology

Domingos Faria

17:30-18:10

The Futility of Moral Scepticism and the Cultural Evolution of Moral Certainties

Charlie Blunden, Benedict Lane

18:10-18:50

Is It Terrible to Abolish Morality?— Addressing Two Concerns About Moral Abolitionism

Reijiro Yauta

11:00-11:25 Coffee Break

13:30-14:55 Lunch Break

17:00-17:25 Coffee Break