Speaker: Matt McGrath (Washington University in St Louis) Should have Known and Epistemically Appropriate Belief Sometimes people don’t know things they should have known. For instance,...
The All Arché Research Day is a whole-of-Arché get-together. It’s an opportunity to foster interaction between research streams, and to celebrate achievements from the year...
Title: “Immanent Interpretation” Bryan Pickel and Derek Ball Abstract: Famous arguments purport to show that all, or a substantial fragment, of language is indeterminate in...
Title: Respect, Religion, and Feminism: Political Liberalism as Feminist Liberalism? Abstract: This chapter considers whether political liberalism, specifically, can be used for feminist ends. There is significant...
Title: What do we mean? Semantics, Practices and Pluralism Abstract: In this informal talk, I will revisit some longstanding issues in philosophical logic in the light of...
Mormann, Thomas (2009). New Work for Carnap’s Quasi-Analysis. Journal of Philosophical Logic 38 (3):249-282. https://philpapers.org/rec/MORNWF-2 ALT: Decock, Lieven & Douven, Igor (2011). Similarity After Goodman....
You are cordially invited to join us on a cover-to-cover reading of Meyer's 2020 Midnight Sun. The meeting will be online. We will discuss chapters 5-10....
Title: It's personal and it's fine Abstract: Believing is something that one does, or so one might say. Seeing as well. Detecting the edges of objects is...
Every semester, we hold an all-of-Arché Staff/Student organisational meeting for everyone to attend. Tea/Coffee will be available. Agenda TBC
This Friday, the Arché term wraps up with another all-day all-Arché get-together, featuring research presentations from Sabina Domínguez Parrado, Lara Scheibli, Stephen Read, and Franz Berto,...