Accepted Talks

Accepted Talks

Confirmed invited speakers:

• Martin Kusch (Vienna)
• Joëlle Proust (Paris)
• Michael Wheeler (Stirling)

Graduate speakers:

• Han Thomas Adriaenssen (Groningen): "Anti-scepticism and Externalism in the Wake of Descartes. The Case of Pierre-Sylvain Regis"
• Matteo Colombo (Edinburgh): "Leges Sine Moribus Vanae. Does Language Make Moral Thinking Possible?"
• Benjamin Freed (New York): "Responsible Reliabilism: Three Flavors of Internalism Externalized"
• Johan Gersel (Copenhagen): "How to resist McDowell's epistemic argument for conceptualism"
• Jean-Baptiste Guillon (Nantes): "Internalism with Closure: What Pritchard got wrong"
• Melsen Tunca Iseri (Bogaziçi University): "The Blur of Internalism and Externalism about The Mental Content of Self-Knowledge in Kant’s 'Transcendental Deduction of The Categories'"
• Lok-Chun Kelson Law (Pittsburgh):  "Autonomy in Instrumental Reasoning"
• Joey Pollock (Edinburgh): "Social externalism, communication and subjective understanding"
• David Rey (Colombia & Barcelona): "Cognitive Penetrability, Dogmatism, and A-Rational Etiologies: Some Remarks on Siegel’s Approach"
• Aviram Sariel (Tel Aviv): "Random brains-in-a-vat: a probabilistic defense"
• Richard Stöckle-Schobel (Edinburgh): "Prelinguistic concepts – An argument for the social dimension of conceptual development"
• Jens van 't Klooster (Amsterdam, Berlin): "How do Emotions have a Role in Practical Reasoning? Temporality, Motivation and Discontinuous Development"