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June 24th
Venue: Seminarraum 3, Campus of the University of Vienna
10:30—11:00 Opening
11:00—11:45 Aadil Kurji (Bristol)
Logical Nihilism and Logical Normativity
11:45—13:30 Lunch Break
13:30—14:15 Antonina Jamrozik (University of Warsaw)
Accommodating presuppositions in erotetic theory of reasoning
14:30—15:15 Richard Lohse (University of Konstanz)
On Richard Pettigrew’s latest accuracy-first argument for Probabilism
15:30—16:15 Leonardo Ceragioli (University of Pisa)
Normativity of logic and change of subject
16:15—17:00 Longer Break
17:00—18:30 Keynote: Jack Woods (University of Leeds)
Generic Validity
Around 19:30 Dinner
June 25th
Venue: Seminarraum 3, Campus of the University of Vienna
10:00—10:45 Nader Shoaibi (University of Illinois, Chicago)
Logic and the Aim of Belief
11:00—11:45 Shigaku Nogami (University of Tokyo)
Epistemic Closures and the Normativity of Logic
11:45—13:30 Lunch Break
13:30—14:15 Aleksandra Gomułczak
(Adam MickiewiczUniversity, Poznań)
Normativity of logic in scientific reasoning and its relation to psychologism – the case of Husserl and Frege
14:30—15:15 Manish Oza (Toronto)
Holism and the limits of thought
15:30—16:30 Longer Break
16:30—18:00 Keynote: Corine Besson (University of Sussex)
Logical Generality and the Possibility of Deductive Reasoning
June 26th
Dekanatsaal, Faculty of Theology, Main Building, University of Vienna
10:00—10:45 Luis Rosa (University of Cologne)
How does logic constrain rational suspended judgment?
11:00—11:45 Davide Dalla Rosa (University of Padova)
Does constitutivity lead to normativity in Kant’s account of logical laws? Some remarks on Tolley’s account
11:45—13:00 Lunch
13:00—13:45 Reyhan Alhas
(MCMP/LMU Munich)
Logic and the Role of Reasoning
14:00—15:30 Keynote: Florian Steinberger (Birkbeck College, University of London)
The sources of logic’s normativity