Filosofia
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or “Av. Séneca-Senda del Rey” – from “Moncloa”)
Monday, nov 11th
9:15 Registration
9:30 Presentation
9:45 John Norton (University of Pittsburgh) "A Material Dissolution of the Problem of Induction"
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 John Cantwell (Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm). “An Inferentialist Analysis of Defeasible Inference”
12:15 Ioannis Votsis (University of Duesseldorf). “An Inferentialist Account of Confirmation”
13:00 Samuel C. Fletcher (University of California Irvine). “Inference, Stability, and Meaning in Scientific Models”
13:45 Lunch
16:00 Julian Reiss (Durham University) Two Approaches to Reasoning from Evidence Or What Econometrics Can Learn from Biomedical Research
17:15 Kareem Khalifa (Middlebury College) and Mark Risjord (Emory University). “Explanation, Expressivism, and Inferentialism.”
18:00 End of session
Tuesday, nov 12th
9:15 Lorenzo Casini and Andreas Holger (Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy) "An Inferential Account of Explanatory Counterfactuals"
10:00 Xavier de Donato (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela) "An Inferential Account of Cognitive Attitudes and Scientific Practice”
11:15 Coffee break
11:45 Marion Vorms (IHPST, Paris) "Theories and their versions: logical equivalence, inferential differences"
13:00 Jaakko Kuorikoski and Samuli Pöyhönen (University of Helsinki). “The epistemic role of virtual experiments – an inferentialist account”
13:45 Lunch
16:00 Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins University) TBA
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Geneva (Switzerland), April 16th - 17th 2013 Program Tuesday 16th April Chair: Davide Fassio 14:30-16:00 Clayton Littlejohn (King’s College London): On the Ontology of Epistemic Reasons (60 min talk + 30 min for discussion) 16:00-16:15...
- Formal Epistemology Festival
Call for Participation Fifth and Final Formal Epistemology Festival Toronto, June 3-5, 2013 Organized by Rachael Briggs (ANU), Kenny Easwaran (USC), Jonathan Weisberg(Toronto), and Franz Huber (Toronto). The conference will be held at the Department...
- Mathematising Science: Limits And Perspectives
UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA, NORWICH16-17 MAY 2013 INVITED SPEAKERSSilvia de Bianchi (UCL, Sapienza University Rome)Michael Glanzberg (Northwestern University)Marion Vorms (UCL, IPHST Paris)Charlotte Werndl (LSE)IMPORTANT DATES1. Extended Abstract Submission...
- Philosophy And The Sciences – Old Visions, New Directions
Friday, 30 November 2012 to Saturday, 1 December 2012 Location: CRASSH, Alison Richard Building, 7 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DT This meeting links the CamPoS (Cambridge Philosophy of Science) group and the Cambridge Pragmatism...
Filosofia
INFERENTIALISM IN EPISTEMOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
IV MADRID WORKSHOP
ON NEW TRENDS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
ON NEW TRENDS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
INFERENTIALISM IN EPISTEMOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
UNED, Madrid, november 11-13, 2013Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales
Sala “Angel Sáez Torrecilla”. Senda del Rey, 11. Madrid
Sala “Angel Sáez Torrecilla”. Senda del Rey, 11. Madrid
or “Av. Séneca-Senda del Rey” – from “Moncloa”)
PROGRAMME
Monday, nov 11th
9:15 Registration
9:30 Presentation
9:45 John Norton (University of Pittsburgh) "A Material Dissolution of the Problem of Induction"
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 John Cantwell (Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm). “An Inferentialist Analysis of Defeasible Inference”
12:15 Ioannis Votsis (University of Duesseldorf). “An Inferentialist Account of Confirmation”
13:00 Samuel C. Fletcher (University of California Irvine). “Inference, Stability, and Meaning in Scientific Models”
13:45 Lunch
16:00 Julian Reiss (Durham University) Two Approaches to Reasoning from Evidence Or What Econometrics Can Learn from Biomedical Research
17:15 Kareem Khalifa (Middlebury College) and Mark Risjord (Emory University). “Explanation, Expressivism, and Inferentialism.”
18:00 End of session
Tuesday, nov 12th
9:15 Lorenzo Casini and Andreas Holger (Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy) "An Inferential Account of Explanatory Counterfactuals"
10:00 Xavier de Donato (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela) "An Inferential Account of Cognitive Attitudes and Scientific Practice”
11:15 Coffee break
11:45 Marion Vorms (IHPST, Paris) "Theories and their versions: logical equivalence, inferential differences"
13:00 Jaakko Kuorikoski and Samuli Pöyhönen (University of Helsinki). “The epistemic role of virtual experiments – an inferentialist account”
13:45 Lunch
16:00 Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins University) TBA
17:15 End of session
Wednesday, nov 13th
9:15 Lilia Gurova (New Bulgarian University). “Entitling explanatory relations”
10:00 Jesús Zamora Bonilla y Javier González de Prado (UNED). “Commitment, entitlement, and scientific inference”
11:15 Coffee break
11:45 Mauricio Suárez (Universidad Complutense) "Deflationary Representation, Inference, and Practice"
13:00 Elena Popa (Central European University, Budapest). “Woodward’s Manipulability Theory and Inferentialism about Causality”
13:45 Lunch
16:00 José Zalabardo (University College London) “The Logical Inferentialism of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus”
17:15 End of workshop
Sponsored by the Spanish govt. research Projects
FFI2011-23267 (“Inferentialism as social epistemology”)
and FFI2011-29834-C03-01("
For more information: [email protected]
Attendance is free, no inscription needed, but please send us an email if you are interested in participating.
Wednesday, nov 13th
9:15 Lilia Gurova (New Bulgarian University). “Entitling explanatory relations”
10:00 Jesús Zamora Bonilla y Javier González de Prado (UNED). “Commitment, entitlement, and scientific inference”
11:15 Coffee break
11:45 Mauricio Suárez (Universidad Complutense) "Deflationary Representation, Inference, and Practice"
13:00 Elena Popa (Central European University, Budapest). “Woodward’s Manipulability Theory and Inferentialism about Causality”
13:45 Lunch
16:00 José Zalabardo (University College London) “The Logical Inferentialism of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus”
17:15 End of workshop
Sponsored by the Spanish govt. research Projects
FFI2011-23267 (“Inferentialism as social epistemology”)
and FFI2011-29834-C03-01("
For more information: [email protected]
Attendance is free, no inscription needed, but please send us an email if you are interested in participating.
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- The Ontology Of Evidence
Geneva (Switzerland), April 16th - 17th 2013 Program Tuesday 16th April Chair: Davide Fassio 14:30-16:00 Clayton Littlejohn (King’s College London): On the Ontology of Epistemic Reasons (60 min talk + 30 min for discussion) 16:00-16:15...
- Formal Epistemology Festival
Call for Participation Fifth and Final Formal Epistemology Festival Toronto, June 3-5, 2013 Organized by Rachael Briggs (ANU), Kenny Easwaran (USC), Jonathan Weisberg(Toronto), and Franz Huber (Toronto). The conference will be held at the Department...
- Mathematising Science: Limits And Perspectives
UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA, NORWICH16-17 MAY 2013 INVITED SPEAKERSSilvia de Bianchi (UCL, Sapienza University Rome)Michael Glanzberg (Northwestern University)Marion Vorms (UCL, IPHST Paris)Charlotte Werndl (LSE)IMPORTANT DATES1. Extended Abstract Submission...
- Philosophy And The Sciences – Old Visions, New Directions
Friday, 30 November 2012 to Saturday, 1 December 2012 Location: CRASSH, Alison Richard Building, 7 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DT This meeting links the CamPoS (Cambridge Philosophy of Science) group and the Cambridge Pragmatism...