Research Group in Analytic Philosophy

LOGOS Extra talks

The Quest for a Consciousness Meter
20 September 2018
Tim Bayne (Monash)
An argument against temporal assessment relativism
21 September 2018
Jacek Wawer (Jagiellonian University, Kraków)
Is it ever appropriate and acceptable to say “nigger”? And must I really call you “xer”? Some reflections on language policing
26 September 2018
Adèle Mercier (Queen's University)
The functionalist theory of memory
28 September 2018
Jordi Fernández (Adelaide)
Gradable Predicates of Experience
02 October 2018
Nate Charlow (Toronto)
A predicative analysis of action sentences
03 October 2018
Tomás Barrero (Universidad de los Andes)
Fictionalism On Models & the Double Aspects of Modeling
08 October 2018
Chuang Liu (Dept. of Philosophy of Science and Logic Fudan University, Shanghai, China)
What Our Epistemic Concepts Should Do
08 October 2018
Lisa Miracchi (Pennsylvania)
Insincerity Pluralized, and then Moralized
23 October 2018
Eliot Michaelson (King's College London)
How Does Physics Bear on Ontology? Or, The Dialectical Dance of Realism and Instrumentalism
09 November 2018
Erik Curiel (LMU Munich)
‘Mental Disorder’ is Not Medically Useful
13 November 2018
Jenn Gleason (Ohio State)
Illocutionary Acts in Mathematics
19 November 2018
Marco Ruffino & Giorgio Venturi (Universidade de Campinas)
Robust Scientific Institutions as a Solution to Fact/Value Entanglement
17 December 2018
Julian Reiss (Durham University)
Visual Attention and the Phenomenology of Visual Experience
20 December 2018
Hemdat Lerman (Warwick)
TBA
02 May 2019
Panu Raatikainen (Tampereen University)