Language and Mind Seminar – Discussion group: Jimena Clavel on Milkowski’s Computation and Multiple Realizability
Computation and Multiple Realizability by M. Miłkowski (https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-26485-1_3).
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Conceptual Engineering Seminar: Talk by Brian Weaver (Ohio State University) on “Fake News, Conceptual Engineering, and Weaponized Concepts”.
Edgecliffe G03Abstract A lot of people across many academic and professional disciplines argue that we should stop saying 'fake news'. Although most of them do not...
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Epistemology Seminar: Nick Hughes (Durham), “Dilemmism and the Fixed Point Thesis”
Edgecliffe G03ABSTRACT: Titelbaum (2015) claims that mistakes about rationality are mistakes of rationality. In this talk I’ll consider how arguments for this claim fare if we...
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Metaphysics Seminar: Talk by Manuel Lechthaler on “CAI, Universalism and Gunk”.
Edgecliffe G03Abstract Philosophers disagree whether Composition as Identity entails mereological universalism. Bricker (2016) has recently considered an argument which concludes that Composition as Identity supports universalism. The key step...
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Language and Mind Seminar: Patrik Engisch (University of Fribourg, CH): Fiction, Imagination, and Narrative
Edgecliffe G03The notion of a propositional imagination has been said to play a crucial role in an account of the distinction between fiction and non-fiction: fictions...
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Conceptual Engineering Seminar: Talk by Ethan Landes on “What Even Are ‘Intuitions’ Though?”.
Edgecliffe G03Abstract Since the dawn of the contemporary intuition debate 20 years ago, lots of progress has been made on the epistemology of intuitions. At the...
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Epistemology Seminar: Claire Field, “A Priori Defeat and Misleading Evidence”
Edgecliffe G03I argue that, contrary to what others have thought (Jonathan Ichikawa, Benjamin Jarvis), mechanisms of evidential support and defeat work in much the same way...