This event has been cancelled and will be postponed to a later date. Abstract: Belief-credence dualism is the view that we have both beliefs and credences...
Title: Plural Quantification and Perjury Abstract: Since the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, a prosecutor in the United States can prove perjury by virtue of...
Norm-Shifting through Oppressive Acts This paper explains how social norms are changed by oppressive speech. Mary Kate McGowan (2019, 2012, 2009) has argued that norm...
Abstract: Autobiographical memory, both individual and collective, is a way of knowing about, and making sense of, the personal past. It is also notoriously politically...
This week's feminist seminar will be a discussion group of reading Annette Baier's paper "Trust and Antitrust". The meeting will be hybrid and can be...
Abstract: This talk is an early version of an intended contribution to a long-standing debate about justification. This is the debate between the internalists and...
Title: Cognitive Synonymy: a Dead Parrot? Abstract: Sentences φ and ψ are cognitive synonyms for one when they play the same role in one’s cognitive...
Sensory Feeling as the Source of the Self: The distinction between I and not-I is of fundamental importance in European philosophy. What grounds this distinction?...
Abstract: In both ordinary speech and theoretical discourse, we often talk about 'points of view' and 'perspectives' to gesture toward ways in which agents differ...
For this week's seminar, Emilia Wilson will be presenting a work in progress titled "Disability, Ableism, & Assisted Dying". The seminar will take a hybrid...