The event is hybrid and open to philosophy faculty and students outside St Andrews. Remote participants can access the teams link by requesting it from...
Neutrality and Neutralism Workshop Arché Research Centre, University of St Andrews November 30th – December 1st 2023. Venue: School II, United College, St Salvator's Quad,...
Plato’s Theatetus identified knowledge with perception. While this identity claim may go too far, the two notions are intimately related. At the very least, perceiving...
The notion of blame has historically been central to much work in ethics. What is it to blame someone and what is it for someone...
The purpose of the conference is to bring together researchers from aesthetics and metaethics—especially moral epistemology—to discuss the nature of moral and aesthetic testimony. It...
The purpose of the conference is to bring together researchers from aesthetics and metaethics—especially moral epistemology—to discuss the nature of moral and aesthetic testimony. It...
The conference brings together researchers from the philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, semantics and pragmatics to explore issues concerning pejoratives, swear words and expressive language.
Time: 3 September, 2016 - 4 September, 2016 Location: School II An Arché/EIDYN Collaboration. EIDYN logo Confirmed Speakers: Kelly Becker (University of New Mexico),...
A number of traditional strands in thinking about concepts closely associate concept possession and understanding, but there are a number of widely discussed cases in...
Workshop Theme: What can (allegedly) strange cases of perception and misperception tell us about the nature of ordinary perception and indeed about the nature of...