If you are interested in our readings/programmes from previous years, you can find them below.
Summer Semester 2025
Friday, 07.03.25 #6 Novaes, Catarina Dutilh & de Ridder, Jeroen (2021). Is Fake News Old News? In Sven Bernecker, Amy K. Flowerree & Thomas Grundmann (eds.), The Epistemology of Fake News. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198863977.003.0008 [24pp]
Friday, 14.03.25 #7 Wikforss, Åsa (2023). The Dangers of Disinformation. In Hana Samaržija & Quassim Cassam (eds.), The Epistemology of Democracy. Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon; New York, NY: Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003311003-7 [23pp]
Friday, 21.03.25 #8 O’Connor, Cailin & Weatherall, James Owen (2021) Modeling How False Beliefs Spread. In Michael Hannon & Jeroen de Ridder (eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Political Epistemology. Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon; New York, NY: Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429326769-25 [11pp],
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#9 Singer et al. (2021) Epistemic Networks and Polarization. In Michael Hannon & Jeroen de Ridder (eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Political Epistemology. Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon; New York, NY: Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429326769-17 [12pp]
Friday, 28.03.25 #10 Sullivan, Emily and Alfano, Mark (2020). Vectors of epistemic insecurity. In Ian James Kidd, Heather Battaly & Quassim Cassam (eds.), Vice Epistemology. https://doi.org/10.1080/09672559.2020.1782562 [15pp]
Friday, 04.04.25 ABSTRACT SELECTION
Friday, 11.04.25 #11 Somin, Ilya (2023) Top-Down and Bottom-Up Solutions to the Problem of Political Ignorance. In Hana Samaržija & Quassim Cassam (eds.), The Epistemology of Democracy. Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon; New York, NY: Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003311003-19 [29pp]
Friday, 18.04.25 Easter break
Friday, 25.04.25 Easter break
Friday, 02.05.25 #12 Grundmann, Thomas (2021). Facing Epistemic Authorities: Where Democratic Ideals and Critical Thinking Mislead Cognition. In Sven Bernecker, Amy K. Flowerree & Thomas Grundmann (eds.), The Epistemology of Fake News. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198863977.003.0007 [22pp]
Friday, 09.05.25 #13 Harris, R. Keith (2022). Conspiracy Theories, Populism, and Epistemic Autonomy. In: Journal of the American Philosophical Association 9(1), 21-36. https://doi.org/10.1017/apa.2021.44
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#14 Harris, R. Keith (2022). Epistemic Domination. In: Thought 11(3), 134-141. https://doi.org/10.5840/tht202341317
Friday, 16.05.25 Preparatory reading for talk by Quassim Cassam
#15 Kusch, M. (1995). Psychologism: The Sociology of Philosophical Knowledge. Routledge. London: Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203983898 [read chapter 2]
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#16 al-Gharbi, M. (2024). We Have Never Been Woke: The Cultural Contradictions of a New Elite. Princeton University Press. [read introduction and chapter 1]
Wednesday, 21.05.25 Talk by Quassim Cassam (1pm – 2:30pm, room 3A, NIG) on “How To Be A Political Epistemologist”
Friday, 23.05.25 #15 Samaržija, Hana (2022). The Epistemology of Fanaticism. Echo Chambers and Fanaticism. In Leo Townsend et al. (eds.), The Philosophy of Fanaticism: Epistemic, Affective, and Political Dimensions. Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon; New York, NY:Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003119371-6 [19pp]
Friday, 30.05.25 #16 Anderson, Elizabeth (2021). Epistemic Bubbles and Authoritarian Politics. In Elizabeth Edenberg, and Michael Hannon (eds.), Political Epistemology. Oxford: Oxford University Press. https://doi-org./10.1093/oso/9780192893338.003.0002 [19pp]
Friday, 06.06.25 “Varieties of Disjunctivism” Workshop with James Conant and Matthias Haase
Friday, 13.06.25 #18 Fritts, Megan & Cabrera, Frank (2022). Fake News and Epistemic Vice: Combating a Uniquely Noxious Market. Journal of the American Philosophical Association (3):1-22. https://doi.org/10.1017/apa.2021.11 [22pp]
Friday, 20.06.25 #19 Napolitano, M. Giulia (2021). Conspiracy Theories and Evidential Self-Insulation. In Sven Bernecker, Amy K. Flowerree & Thomas Grundmann (eds.), The Epistemology of Fake News. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. pp. 82-105. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198863977.003.0005 [17pp]
Friday, 27.06.25 #20 Harris, R. Keith (2021). Video on demand: what deepfakes do and how they harm. Synthese (199):13373–13391. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-021-03379-y [19pp]
Winter Semester 2024
Friday, 11.10.24 Friendly get-together! Come join us for a chat
Friday, 18.10.24 Topic Presentation: Navigating Openness. The Philosophy of Open Science
Friday, 25.10.24 Topic Presentation: The Liars Paradox: Problems of Circularity in Truth and Meaning
Friday, 01.11.24 Public Holiday – No Session
Friday, 08.11.24 Topic Presentation: Filtering Truth. Epistemic Bubbles, Echo Chambers, and the Spread of Misinformation
Friday, 15.11.24 Topic Presentation: Sex! Let’s talk about it… the Philosophy of Sexuality
Friday, 22.11.24 #1 Benjamin Elzinga: “Echo Chambers and Audio Signal Processing”
Friday, 29.11.24 (Lecture) The Philosophy of Twins
Friday, 6. 12.24 No session
Friday, 13.12.24 # 2 Lackey “Echo Chambers, Fake News and Social Epistemology”
Friday, 27.12.24 Christmas Break
Friday, 03.01.24 Christmas Break
Friday, 10.01.24 #4 Santos, B. R. G. (2020). »Echo Chambers, Ignorance and Domination«. In: Social Epistemology, 1-11. [10p]
Friday, 17.01.24 #5 Sheeks (2022), The Myth of the Good Epistemic Bubble
Friday, 24.01.24 Talk: Phyllis Pearson
Friday, 31.01.24 Talk: Camillo Martinez
Winter/Summer Term 2023/24
| Friday, 06.10.23 Friendly get-together! Come join us for a chat |
| Friday, 13.10.23 General Assembly: Vote on Topic and New Board |
| Friday, 20.10.23 #1 Cora Diamond: “What Nonsense Might Be” |
| Friday, 27.10.23 #2 James Conant: “Elucidation and Nonsense in Frege and Early Wittgenstein” |
| Friday, 03.11.23 #3 Sofia Miguens: “Could there be a Logical Alien?” |
| Friday, 10.11.23 Open Session |
| Friday, 17.11.23 #4 Silver Bronzo: “Context, Compositionality, and Nonsense in Wittgenstein’s Tractatus“ |
| Friday, 24.11.23 #5 Krystian Bogucki: “A Dence of the Austere View of Nonsense” |
| Friday, 01.12.23 #6 Peter Hacker & Maxwell Bennett: “Introduction + Philosophical Foundations of Neuroscience” |
| Friday, 08.12.23 Holiday |
| Friday, 15.12.23 Open Session |
| Friday, 22.12.23 Winter Break |
| Friday, 29.12.23 Winter Break |
| Friday, 05.01.24 Winter Break |
| Friday, 12.01.24 #7 Daniel Dennett: “Reply to Hacker and Bennett” |
| Friday, 19.01.24 #8 Peter Hacker & Maxwell Bennett: “Reply to critics” |
| Friday, 26.01.24 TALK by Hanoch Ben-Yami (CEU): “The Nonsensical Nonsense Talk” |
| Friday, 02.02.24 Semester Break |
| Friday, 09.02.24 Semester Break |
| Friday, 16.02.24 Semester Break |
| Friday, 23.02.24 Internal Workshop |
| Friday, 01.03.24 #9 Manish Oza: “Nonsense: A User’s Guide” |
| Friday, 08.03.24 #10 Clare Mac Cumhaill: “Nonsense and Visual Evanescence” |
| Friday, 15.03.24 TALK by George Stiny (MIT): “Shapes of Imagination: Creativity and the Mathematics of Design” |
| Friday, 22.03.24 #11 Herman Cappelen: “Nonsense and Illusions of Thought” |
| Friday, 29.03.24 Easter Break |
| Friday, 05.04.24 Easter Break |
| Friday, 12.04.24 #12 Lorraine Juliano Keller: “Saying nothing and thinking nothing” |
| Friday, 19.04.24 #13 Ofra Magidor: “Category Mistakes and Figurative Language” |
| Friday, 26.04.24 #14 Hanjo Glock: “Nonsense made intelligible” |
| Friday, 03.05.24 #15 Roy Sorensen: “Meaningless Beliefs and Mate’s Problem” |
| Friday, 10.05.24 #16 Gurpreet Rattan: “Attribution and Explanation in Relativism” |
| Friday, 17.05.24 #17 Graham Priest: “What’s so bad about contradictions?” |
| Friday, 24.05.24 #18 Gillian Russell: “Logical Nihilism: could there be no logic?” |
| Friday, 31.05.24 #19 Elisabeth Camp: “The Generality Requirement and Categorical Constraints” |
| Friday, 07.06.24 #19 Elisabeth Camp: “The Generality Requirement and Categorical Constraints” |
| Friday, 14.06.24 #20 Adrian Moore: “Ineffability and Nonsense” |
| Friday, 21.06.24 #21 Krystian Bogucki: “The Riddle of Understanding Nonsense” |
| Friday, 28.06.24 Forum Board Vote ––> 15:00 – 16:30 at 3D (NIG) |
Winter/Summer Term 2022/2023
| Friday, 07.10.22 Friendly get-together — everyone, newcomers included, is welcome! |
| Friday, 14.10.22 General Assembly — Vote for Forum board and this year’s topic! |
| Friday, 21.10.22 #1 Sebastian Watzl: “The Nature of Attention” |
| Friday, 28.10.22 #2 Madeleine Random, Sina Fazelpur, Christopher Mole: “Attention in the predictive mind” |
| Friday, 04.11.22 #3 Denis Buehler: “Flexible occurrent control” |
| Friday, 11.11.22 #4 Sophie Grace Chappell: “Salience, choice, and vulnerability” |
| Friday, 18.11.22 #5 Wayne Wu: “Attention as Selection for Action” |
| Friday, 25.11.22 Open Session: “What’s it like to do a PhD?” with Sonja Riegler and Manu Sharma |
| Friday, 02.12.22 #6 Jessie Munton: “Prejudice as the Misattribution of Salience” |
| Friday, 09.12.22 #7 Mary Kate McGowan: “On Salience and Sneakiness” |
| Friday, 16.12.22 A Graduate Workshop on Action and Agency with Anton Ford |
| Friday, 23.12.22 Winter break |
| Friday, 30.12.22 Winter break |
| Friday, 06.01.23 Winter break |
| Friday, 13.01.23 Open Session: Bailey Fernandez – “Alois Riegl’s ‘Artistic Will’ Reconsidered: An Action-Theoretic Account for the Constitutive Basis of Art Historical Inquiry” and Julia Schäfer – “Hypocritical Group Agency (work-in-progress discussion)” |
| Friday, 20.01.23 #8 Sophie Archer: “Salience and what matters” |
| Friday, 27.01.23 #9 Miguel Segundo-Ortin & Annemarie Kalis: “Intentions in Ecological Psychology: An Anscombean Approach” |
| Friday, 03.02.23 Semester break |
| Friday, 10.02.23 Semester break |
| Friday, 17.02.23 Semester break |
| Friday, 24.02.23 Semester break |
| Friday, 03.03.23 #10 Susanna Siegel: “Salience Principles for Democracy” |
| Friday, 10.03.23 #11 Ella Whiteley: “Harmful Salience Perspectives” |
| Friday, 17.03.23 #12 Cathy Mason: “Iris Murdoch and the Epistemic Significance of Love” |
| Friday, 24.03.23 Workshop on Applications for Master’s Programs in Philosophy |
| Friday, 31.03.23 #13 Sebastian Watzl: “What Attention Is: The Priority Structure Account” |
| Friday, 07.04.23 Easter Break |
| Friday, 14.04.23 Easter Break |
| Friday, 21.04.23 Open Session: Eva Hijlkema |
| Friday, 28.04.23 Conference Session: Voting on submitted abstracts |
| Friday, 05.05.23 #14 Susanna Siegel & Nicholas Silins: “Attention and Perceptual Justification” |
| Friday, 12.05.23 #15 Cathy Mason: “The Epistemic Demands of Friendship” |
| Friday, 19.05.23 #16 Ella Whiteley: “A Woman First and a Philosopher Second: Relative Attentional Surplus on the Wrong Property” |
| Friday, 26.05.23 #17 Christopher Mole & Aaron Henry: “What is Attention? Adverbialist Theories” |
| Friday, 02.06.23 Open Session: Daria Rubisch, Veronika Lassl |
| Friday, 09.06.23 #18 Declan Smithies: “Attention is Rational-Access Consciousness” |
| Friday, 16.06.23 #19 Wayne Wu: “Confronting Many-Many Problems” |
| Friday, 23.06.23 INVITED TALK: Michael Rescorla (UCLA): “Psychological Explanation and Proportionality” |
| Friday, 30.06.23 Open Session: Kristina Bogdan, Lena Golker (DIFFERENT TIME: 16.00 – 17:30) |
Winter/ Summer Term 2021/2022
| Friday, 08.10.21 Deadline for topic suggestions for the year |
| Friday, 15.10.21 General Assembly – Vote for topic and Forum board (Topic suggestions can be found >>>here<<<) |
| Friday, 22.10.21 #1 Carl Ginet: “The Epistemic Requirements for Moral Responsibility” |
| Friday, 29.10.21 #2 Michael J. Zimmerman: “Moral Responsibility and Ignorance” (Zoom-only session!) |
| Friday, 05.11.21 #3 Elizabeth Harman: “Does Moral Ignorance Exculpate?” |
| Friday, 12.11.21 #4 Open Session [Student Talks] Martin Niederl: “Practical Animal Reasoning” and Gabriel Levc: “Arriving at a Politically Useful Definition of Plausible Deniablity” |
| Friday, 19.11.21 #5 Nicole Vincent: “A Structured Taxonomy of Responsibility Concepts” |
| Friday, 26.11.21 #6 Carolina Sartorio: “Ignorance, Alternative Possibilities, and the Epistemic Conditions for Responsibility” |
| Friday, 03.12.21 #7 Open Session [Student Talks] Ria Edlinger: “Draft of Moral Ties between the Individual and the Political Community in Virtue and Existential Ethics – A Response to the Voter’s Paradox” and Sebastian Kraus: “Who am I talking to, when talking to myself?” |
| Friday, 10.12.21 #8 Matthew Talbert: “Moral Competence, Moral Blame, and Protest” |
| Friday, 17.12.21 #9 Miranda Fricker: “Fault and No-Fault Responsibility for Implicit Prejudice” |
| Friday, 24.12.21 Winter break |
| Friday, 31.12.21 Winter break |
| Friday, 07.01.22 Winter break |
| Friday, 14.01.22 #10 Tracy Isaacs: “Cultural Context and Moral Responsibility” |
| Friday, 21.01.22 #11 Gunnar Björnsson: “Explaining away the Epistemic Scepticism about Culpability” |
| Friday, 28.01.22 #12 [Talk] Santiago Amaya: On Negligence – Its Moral Significance |
| Friday, 09.03.22 Casual get-together for the semester start 🙂 |
| Friday, 18.03.22 #13 Kevin Lynch: “Willful Ignorance and Self-deception” |
| Friday, 25.03.22 #14 Jan Willem Wieland: “Willful Ignorance” |
| Friday, 01.04.22 #15 Elinor Mason & Alan T. Wilson: “Vice, Blameworthiness, and Cultural Ignorance” |
| Friday, 08.04.22 #16 [Talk+Reading] Paulina Sliwa: “Excuse Without Exculpation” |
| Friday, 15.04.22 Easter break |
| Friday, 22.04.22 Internal Workshop |
| Friday, 29.04.22 #17 Lubomira Radoilska: “Circumstance, Answerability, and Luck” |
| Friday, 06.05.22 #18 Abstracts Review for our conference |
| Friday, 13.05.22 #19 Philip Robichaud & Jan Willem Wieland: “A Puzzle Concerning Blame Transfer” |
| Friday, 20.05.22 #20 Gunnar Björnsson: “Blame, deserved guilt, and harms to standing” |
| Friday, 27.05.22 No Forum session |
| Friday, 03.06.22 #21 Peter F. Strawson: “Freedom and Resentment” |
| Friday, 10.06.22 #22 [Talk] Veli Mitova: “White ignorance undermines internalism about epistemic blame“ |
| Friday, 16.06.22 #23 Open Session [Student Talk] Gabriel Levc: “How liberally should activist movements use their terms?” |
| Friday, 23.06.22 #24 Emanuela Ceva & Lubomira Radoilska: “Responsibility for Reason-Giving: The Case of Individual Tainted Reasoning in Systemic Corruption” |
Winter/Summer Term 2020/2021
| Friday, 09.10.20 General Assembly |
| Friday, 16.10.20 #1 Miranda Fricker: “Epistemic Equality” (Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8zoN6GghXk ) |
| Friday, 23.10.20 #2 Sally Haslanger: “Gender and race: (What) are they? (What) do we want them to be?” |
| Friday, 30.10.20 #3 Open Session: [Talk] Delia Belleri: “Conceptual Engineering and the Problem of Subject Change” |
| Friday, 06.11.20 #4 Michael Baur: “What Is Distinctive about Terrorism, and What Are the Philosophical Implications?” |
| Friday, 13.11.20 #5 Adèle Mercier: “A Perverse Case of the Contingent A Priori: On the Logic of Emasculating Language” |
| Friday, 20.11.20 #6 Open Session: [Student Talks] Martin Niederl: “On the Importance of Concept Possession Conditions” and Michael Eigner: “Institutional morality, collective obligations and the responsibility to protect. Why WE fail as a moral agent” |
| Friday, 27.11.20 #7 Arif Ahmed: Chapter 2 (up to 2.3, pp. 5-29) of “Saul Kripke” |
| Friday, 04.12.20 #8 Arif Ahmed: Chapter 2 (pp. 30-49) of “Saul Kripke” |
| Friday, 11.12.20 #9 Open Session: [Student Talks] Eva Rosina: “Two modal bases for modal good” and Gabriel Levc: „A Gricean Approach towards Implicitly Discriminatory Compliments“ |
| Friday, 18.12.20 #10 Sally Haslanger: “Ideology, Generics, and Common Ground” |
| (Holiday break) |
| Friday, 08.01.21 #11 Christopher Hom: “Pejoratives” |
| Friday, 15.01.21 #12 Open Session: Writing Workshop! (No registration needed) |
| Friday, 22.01.21 #13 Teresa Marques: “Beasts in Human Form: How Dangerous Speech Harms” |
| Friday, 29.01.21 #14 Luvell Anderson: “Racist Humor” |
| (Semester break) |
| Friday, 05.03.21 #15 Luvell Anderson and Ernie Lepore: “Slurring Words” |
| Friday, 12.03.21 #16 Open Session: [Talk] Dirk Kindermann: “Against ‘Hate Speech’” |
| Friday, 19.03.21 #17 Rae Langton: “Speech Acts and Unspeakable Acts” (pp.293-314, until “II. Pornography Silences”) |
| Friday, 26.03.21 #18 Rae Langton: “Speech Acts and Unspeakable Acts” (starting on p.314 “II. Pornography Silences” to the end) |
| (Easter break) |
| Friday, 16.04.21 #19 Open Session: [Talk] Amalia Haro Marchal: “The speech act of naming in fictional discourse” |
| Friday, 23.04.21 #20 Alex Davies: “Identity display: another motive for metalinguistic disagreement” |
| Friday, 30.04.21 #21 Abstract Evaluation – deciding on presenters for our conference |
| Friday, 07.05.21 #22 Open Session [Talk] Indrek Reiland: “Use-Conditional Semantics” |
| Friday, 14.05.21 #23 Jennifer Saul: “What is happening to Our Norms Against Racist Speech?” |
| Friday, 21.05.21 #24 Alex Davies: “How to Silence Content with Porn, Context and Loaded Questions” |
| Friday, 28.05.21 #25 Open Session [Read] David and Stephanie Lewis: “Holes” |
| Friday, 04.06.21 #26 Quill Kukla: “Performative Force, Convention, and Discursive Injustice” |
| Friday, 11.06.21 #27 Luvell Anderson: “Hermeneutical Impasses” |
| Friday, 18.06.21 #28 Stefano Predelli: “Taboo: The Case of Slurs” |
| Friday, 25.06.21 #29 Open Session: Get feedback on your ideas for your (pro-)seminar papers/BA theses/etc.! |
Winter Term 2019
| Friday, 11.10.19 First General Assembly and choice of this years topic |
| Friday, 18.10.19 Lewis: Counterfactual Dependence and Time’s Arrow |
| Friday, 25.10.19 Melia: Quinian Scepticism |
| Friday, 01.11.19 All Saint’s Day |
| Friday, 08.11.19 Van Inwagen: Modal Epistemology |
| Friday, 15.11.19 Yablo: Is Conceivability a Guide to Possibility? |
| Friday, 22.11.19 Williamson #1: Knowledge of Metaphysical Modality |
| Friday, 29.11.19 Rami Koskinen on “Multiple Realizability and Biological Modality” and Sophie Veigl on “An Empirical Challenge for Scientific Pluralism – Alternatives or Integration?” |
| Theory: a Gentle Introduction” by David Corfield |
| Friday, 06.12.19 Attendance at Logik Café: “Modal Homotopy Type |
| Friday, 13.12.19 Williamson #2 |
| 20.12.19 – 03.01.20 Christmas holidays |
| Friday, 10.01.20 Cameron: The Grounds of Necessity |
| Friday, 17.01.20 Simon Blackburn: Modals and Morals |
| Monday, 24.02.20 Internal Workshop |
Winter/Summer Term 2018/2019
| Friday, 12.10.18 General Assembly |
| Friday, 19.10.18 General Assembly |
| Friday, 26.10.18 Austrian National Holiday |
| Friday, 02.11.18 All Souls’ Day |
| Friday, 09.11.18 Steinberger: The Normative Status of Logic (SEP) |
| Friday, 16.11.18 Kolodny 2007: How Does Coherence Matter? |
| Friday, 23.11.18 Dutilh Novaes 2015: A Dialogical, Multi-Agent Account of the Normativity of Logic |
| Friday, 30.11.18 Russell 2017: Logic isn’t Normative |
| Friday, 07.12.18 Beall & Restall 2000: Logical Pluralism |
| Friday, 14.12.18 Keefe 2013: What logical pluralism cannot be |
| 21.12.18 – 04.01.19 Christmas holidays |
| Friday, 11.01.19 Florian Steinberger: Frege and Carnap on the Normativity of Logic |
| Friday, 18.01.19 Mezzadri: Frege on the Normativity and Constitutivity of Logic for Thought I & II |
| Friday, 25.01.19 MacFarlane: Is Logic a Normative Discipline? |
| Friday, 01.02.19 Max Kölbel on “Concepts and Conceptual Analysis” |
| Friday, 08.02.19 Harman: Logic and Reasoning |
| Friday, 15.02.19 Field #1: What is the Normative Role of Logic? and Harman: Field on the Normative Role of Logics |
| Friday, 22.02.19 Milne: What is the Normative Role of Logic? |
| Friday, 01.03.19 Putnam #1: Formalization of the Concept About and Ryle: About |
| Friday, 08.03.19 Putnam #2 and Goodman: About |
| Friday, 15.03.19 Lewis #1: Statements Partly About Observation |
| Friday, 22.03.19 Barbara Haas on “Pronoun Indexicals in Mixed Quotation: Evidence for a Kaplanian Monster Operator?” and Lewis #2 |
| Friday, 29.03.19 Yablo: Aboutness, Introduction and Chapter 1 |
| Friday, 05.04.19 Abstracts Review for Conference “Logic Rulez?!” |
| Friday, 12.04.19 Yablo: Aboutness, Chapters 2 and 3 |
| 19.04.19 – 26.04.19 Easter Break |
| Friday, 03.05.19 Yablo: Aboutness, Chapter 4 |
| Friday, 17.05.19 Fine: A Theory of Truthmaker Content I — Conjunction, Disjunction, Negation; A Theory of Truthmaker Content II — Subject-matter, Common Content, Remainder, Ground; Truthmaker Semantics |
| Friday, 24.05.19 Hattiangadi: Logical Disagreement |
| Friday, 31.05.19 Kolodny #2 and Russell #2 |
| Friday, 07.06.19 Priest: Revising Logic |
| Friday, 14.06.19 Cohnitz & Estrada-González: Logic, Reasoning and Rationality and Field #2 |
| Friday, 21.06.19 Lewis Carroll: What the Tortoise Said to Archilles and Final Preparation for Conference “Logic Rulez?!” |
| June 24-26, 2019 Logic Rulez!? 8th WFAP Graduate Conference on the Normativity of Logic |
| August 2, 2019 What is philosophy about? Workshop about philosophical Methodology with Stephen Yablo (MIT) |
Winter/Summer Term 2017/2018
| Friday, 29.09.17 Papers for Workshop I |
| Friday, 06.10.17 Papers for Workshop II |
| Friday, 13.10.17 Naomi Osorio-Kupferblum on “Aboutness in Logic and Language” |
| Friday, 20.10.17 Dejan Makovec on “Discerning Integration. Populations and the Philosophy of Race” |
| Friday, 27.10.17 Paul Tucek & Christoph Lernpaß on Knowledge Norms in Practical Rationality |
| Friday, 03.11.17 General Assembly |
| Friday, 10.11.17 General Assembly II |
| Friday, 17.11.17 Rationality and Democracy #1 |
| Friday, 22.11.17 Guest Talk: Àkos Gyarmathy (Budapest) on “Fallibilism and Conciliationism: A Bayesian Solution for the Paradoxes of Higher-Order Peer Disagreement” |
| Friday, 01.12.17 Sophia Arbeiter on “Ontology as Metalinguistic Negotiation” |
| Friday, 14.12.17 Attendance of Conference: “Deflationism in Metaphysics” |
| Friday, 05.01.18 Victoria Lavorerio on “Should we trust the (alt) news?” |
| Friday, 12.01.18 Rationality and Democracy #2 |
| Friday, 19.01.18 Rationality and Democracy #3 |
| Friday, 26.01.18 Guest Talk by Dan Zeman (Vienna) on Semantics of Gender terms |
| Friday, 02.02.18 The Analytic-Synthetic Distinction |
| Friday, 02.03.18 Eva Bobst on Robert Audi |
| Wednesday, 07.03.18 Guest Talk by Zynep Soysal (Harvard) on “Relative Analyticity”, Comments by Juliet Floyd (Boston) |
| Friday, 09.03.18 Eva Bobst on Robert Audi |
| Friday, 16.03.18 Rationality and Democracy #4 |
| Friday, 23.03.18 Abstracts Review for Conference “Rationality & Democracy” |
| Friday, 13.04.18 Rationality and Democracy #5 |
| Friday, 20.04.18 Chalmers #1 |
| Friday, 27.04.18 Chalmers #2 |
| Friday, 04.05.18 Chalmers #3 |
| Friday, 11.05.18 Rationality and Democracy #6 |
| Friday, 18.05.18 Chalmers #4 |
| Friday, 25.05.18 Rationality and Democracy #7 |
| Friday, 01.06.18 Rationality and Democracy #8 |
| Friday, 15.06.18 Chalmers #5 |
| Friday, 22.06.18 Guest Talk by Andrea Onofri (Graz) on Communication and Similarity |
| Friday, 29.06.18 Guest Talk by Laurenz Hudetz (LSE/Salzburg) on Reduction and Equivalence of Scientific Theories; General Assembly |
Winter/Summer Term 2016/2017 & Winter/Summer Term 2015/2016
N/A
Winter/Summer Term 2014/2015
| Freitag, 10.10.14, 17:15-18:45 Generalversammlung |
| Freitag, 17.10.14, 17:15-18:45 entfällt |
| Freitag, 24.10.14, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 0.1 (Introduction): “Bayesian Epistemology” (SEP) (Leitung: Patrick J. Klug) |
| Freitag, 31.10.14, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 0.2 (Introduction): “Bayesian Epistemology” (Hartmann/Sprenger) (Leitung: PJK) |
| Freitag, 07.11.14, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 0.3 (Introduction): “Bayesian Epistemology” (Hartmann/Sprenger) und “An Introduction to Probability and Inductive Logic”, Ch.3-4 (Ian Hacking) (Leitung: PJK) |
| Freitag, 14.11.14, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 0.4 (Introduction): “An Introduction to Probability and Inductive Logic”, Ch.5-6 (Ian Hacking) (Leitung: PJK) |
| Freitag, 21.11.14, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 0.5 (Introduction): “An Introduction to Probability and Inductive Logic”, Ch.7 (Ian Hacking) (Leitung: PJK) |
| Freitag, 28.11.14, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 0.6 (Introduction): “An Introduction to Probability and Inductive Logic”, Ch.13-15 (Ian Hacking) (Leitung: PJK) |
| Freitag, 05.12.14, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 0.7 (Introduction): “Bayesian Epistemology” (Hartmann/Hájek) (Leitung: PJK) |
| Freitag, 12.12.14, 17:15-18:45 Besuch des Vortrags des IVC von Michael Beaney (University of York): “Susan Stebbing and the early reception of logical empiricism in Britain” |
| Freitag, 19.12.14 Weihnachtsfeier |
| Freitag, 09.01.15, 17:15-18:45 Vortrag von Lukas Schwengerer |
| Freitag, 16.01.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 1.0 (Justification) “Arguments For–Or Against–Probabilism?” (Hájek) (Leitung: PJK) |
| Freitag, 23.01.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 1.1 (Justification) Nonpragmatic Justification: The Accuracy Argument (Leitung: PJK) |
| Freitag, 30.01.15, 17:15-18:45 Aboutness: “Mathematics is Megethology” (David Lewis) (Leitung: Naomi Osorio-Kupferblum) |
| Freitag, 06.03.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 2.0 (Weisberg) Indifference & Objectivity |
| Freitag, 13.03.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 2.1 Foundationalism & Coherentism |
| Freitag, 20.03.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 2.2 Bayesian Foundationalism & Coherentism |
| Freitag, 27.03.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesiansim 3.0 (Mahtani) Decision Rules |
| Freitag, 17.04.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 3.1 Kinds of Probability |
| Freitag, 24.04.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 3.2 Wie scharf müssen subjective probabilities sein? |
| Freitag, 08.05.15, 17:15-18:45 Besuch der Konferenz The factive turn in epistemology |
| Freitag, 15.05.15, 17:00-20:30 Bayesianism 4.0-4.1 (Williamson) Objective Bayesianism – Eine Einführung |
| Freitag, 22.05.15, 17:15-18:45 Bayesianism 4.2 MAXENT vs. Conditionalization |
| —(4th WFAP Graduate Conference: May 28-30)— |
| Freitag, 05.06.15, 17:15-18:45 tba |
| Freitag, 12.06.15, 17:15-18:45 Dejan Makovec |
| Freitag, 19.06.15, 17:15-18:45 Katharina Bernhard |
| Freitag, 26.06.15, 17:15-18:45 Sebastian Kletzl, Christoph Lernpaß & Paul Tucek |
Winter/Summer Term 2013/2014
| Freitag, 04.10.13, 17-19:00 Generalversammlung |
| Freitag, 11.10.13, 17-19:00 — |
| Freitag, 18.10.13, 17-19:00 Diskussion des Videos: Timothy Williamson and Paul Horwich about Wittgensteins metaphilosophy (on Youtube) |
| Freitag, 25.10.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Dejan Makovec: Jason Stanley, “Context and Logical Form”, in: Idem, Language in Context. pp. 30–68. |
| Freitag, 01.11.13, 17-19:00 — |
| Freitag, 08.11.13, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Jason Stanley, “Context and Logical Form”, in: Idem, Language in Context. pp. 30–68. |
| Freitag, 15.11.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Maximilian Wieländer: Vorstellung der Master Thesis “Mathematics as modifying concepts – Wittgensteins picture of a mathematics without propositions” |
| Freitag, 22.11.13, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Jason Stanley, “Context and Logical Form”, in: Idem, Language in Context. pp. 30–68. |
| Freitag, 29.11.13, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Jason Stanley, “Making it Articulated”, in: Idem, Language in Context. pp. 182–200. |
| Freitag, 06.12.13, 17-19:00 Vorbereitung auf Workshop mit Sofia Miguens und Charles Travis: Sofia Miguens, “Could There Be a Logical Alien? The austere reading of Wittgenstein and the nature of logical truths” and Charles Travis, “Where Words Fail”. |
| Freitag, 13.12.13, 17-19:00 — |
| Freitag, 10.01.14, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Roby Carston, “Linguistic Communication and the Semantics/Pragmatics Distinction”. |
| Freitag, 17.01.14, 17-19:00 Besuch des Festkoloquiums “richard heinrich zu ehren” (http://philosophie.univie.ac.at/uploads/media/richard_heinrich_zu_ehren-…) |
| Freitag, 24.01.14, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Katharina Bernhard:Vorstellung der Master Thesis “How Can We Know? The Possibility of Group Knowledge” |
| Freitag, 31.01.14, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Jason Stanley, “Making it Articulated”, in: Idem, Language in Context. pp. 182–200. |
| Freitag, 07.03.14, 16:45-18:15 Besprechung der Abstracts für die 3rd WFAP Graduate Conference: “We need to talk.” – Language and Philosophical Method |
| Freitag, 14.03.14, 16:45-18:15 Diskussion: John Bengson, “Experimental Attacks on Intuitions and Answers”, in: Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 86(2). |
| Freitag, 21.03.14, 16:45-18:15 Besuch des Vortrags in der Reihe Wittgen=steine: Wittgenstein and Continental Philosophy (Stephen Mulhall, Oxford) |
| Freitag, 28.03.14, 17:15-18:45 (!) Besuch des Vortrags des IVC (Campus, Hof 1, Eingang 1.2.): The role of hypothetico-deductive reasoning in discovering mechanisms (Erik Weber, Ghent) |
| Freitag, 04.04.14, 17:15-18:45 (!) Besuch des Vortrags des IVC (Campus, Hof 1, Eingang 1.2.): A Principled Analysis of Consistency of the Principal Principle (Miklos Redei, LSE) |
| Freitag, 11.04.14, 16:45-18:15 Diskussion: Jessica Brown, “Infallibilism, Evidence and Pragmatics” |
| Freitag, 02.05.14, 16:45-18:15 tba |
| Freitag, 09.05.14, 16:45-18:15 Diskussion: Timothy Williamson (2000), “Knowledge and its Limits” (9.1-9.4) |
| Freitag, 16.05.14, 16:45-18:15 Diskussion: Chandra Sekhar Sripada and Jason Stanley (2012), “Empirical tests of interest-relative invariantism” |
| Freitag, 30.05.14, 17:15-18:45 (!) Casey McCoy (Vienna): “Probability, Theory Interpretation and Conceptual Analysis” |
| Freitag, 06.06.14, 16:45-18:15 tba |
| Freitag, 13.06.14, 16:45-18:15 tba |
| Freitag, 20.06.14, 16:45-18:15 Planung WS14/15 |
| Freitag, 27.06.14, 16:45-18:15 Referat und Diskussion: Katharina Bernhard “How can we know?” (Master Thesis) |
Winter/Summer Semester 2012/2013
| Freitag, 12.10.12, 17-19:00 Vortrag und Diskussion: Lukas Schwengerer, Goff – Does Mary know I experience plus rather than quus? |
| Freitag, 19.10.12, 17-19:00 Vortrag und Diskussion: Katharina Sodoma, Davidson – Radical Interpretation |
| Freitag, 09.11.12, 17-19:00 Vortrag und Diskussion: Martin Strauss, Kim – The Myth of Non-Reductive Physicalism |
| Freitag, 16.11.12, 17-19:00 Vortrag und Diskussion: Martin Strauss, Physikalismus-Reduktionismus-Supervenienz |
| Freitag, 23.11.12, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: What is an Epistemic Instrument? |
| Freitag, 30.11.12, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Horwich – Wittgensteins Metaphilosophy (Chapter 1) |
| Freitag, 07.12.12, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Baker – Concepts and Conceptions |
| Freitag, 14.12.12, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Kripke und das Regelfolgen (Kapitel 2 aus ) |
| Freitag, 11.01.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Patrick Lang: Memory as Epistemic Source |
| Freitag, 18.01.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Dejan Makovec: Ernest Sosa – Intuitions: Their Nature and Epistemic Efficacy. |
| Freitag, 25.01.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Martin Strauss: Vorstellung der Masterarbeit. |
| Freitag, 01.03.13, 17-19:00 Vollversammlung |
| Freitag, 08.03.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Sebastian Kletzl/Patrick Lang: Gettier Fälle/Reliabilism |
| Freitag, 15.03.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Sebastian Kletzl: Jennifer Lackey: “Introduction”, in: Idem, Lerning from Words |
| Freitag, 22.03.13, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Jennifer Nagel: “Epistemic Intuitions”, in: Philosophy Compas 2/6. |
| Freitag, 12.04.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Dejan Makovec: Jennifer Nagel “Lay Denial of Knowledge for Justified True Beliefs” in Cognition (forthcoming) |
| Freitag, 19.04.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Sebastian Kletzl: Richard Foley, When is true belief knowledge? pp. 3–31. |
| Freitag, 26.04.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Sebastian Kletzl: Richard Foley, When is true belief knowledge? pp. 36–56, 78–80. |
| Freitag, 10.05.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Frederik Gierlinger: Cora Diamond, “Anything but Argument?” |
| Freitag, 17.05.13, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Judith Jarvis Thomson, “A Defense of Abortion” |
| Freitag, 24.05.13, 17-19:00 Besuch des Vortrags in der Reihe Wittgen=steine: Is there a willuing subject in the Tractatus? (Michael Potter, Cambridge) |
| Freitag, 31.05.13, 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Annika Kohles: Die Beziehung von (analytischer Ethik) und Literatur. Textausschnitte aus Dostojewskijs “Schuld und Sühne” (http://gutenberg.spiegel.de/buch/2100/7 und http://gutenberg.spiegel.de/buch/2100/25) |
| Freitag, 07.06.13, 17-19:00 Diskussion: A.J. Ayer’s Emotivismus: A.J. Ayer, Truth and Logic. pp. 63–77. |
| Freitag, 14.06.13, 17-19:00 — |
| Freitag, 21.06.13, 17-19:00 Vortrag von Veli Mitova: “The Value of Epistemic Justification” |
| Freitag, 28.06.13, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Peter Singer, Practical Ethics. pp. 1–15. |
Winter/Summer Semester 2011/2012
| Freitag 7.10.11; 16-18:00 Diskussion: Two-Dimensional Semantics (David Chalmers, Scott Soames). Referat von Leo Stadlmüller |
| Freitag 14.10.11; 16-18:00 Diskussion: Reliabilism (Alvin Goldman). Referat von Sebastian Kletzl. |
| Freitag 28.10.11; 16-18:00 Diskussion: Indicative conditionals, belief revision and the Ramsey test. Referat von Leo Stadlmüller |
| Freitag 11.11.11; 16-18:00 Diskussion: Stalnaker: “Assertion”. Referat von Leo Stadlmüller |
| Montag 14.11.11; 17-19:00, Dekanatsbesprechungszimmer. Vortrag von Naomi Osorio-Kupferblum über “Aboutness”. (In Kooperation mit dem Logik-Café) |
| Freitag 18.11.11; 16-18:00 Diskussion: Stalnaker: “Assertion”. |
| Freitag 25.11.11; 16-18:00 Diskussion: Stalnaker: “Assertion revisited” and Chalmers: “Two-Dimensional Semantics”. |
| Freitag 9.12.11; 16-18:00 Vortrag von Fred Gierlinger über Wittgensteins “Bemerkungen über die Farben”. |
| Freitag, 27.01.12; 16-18:00 Diskussion: Michael Dummett – “Realism” |
| Samstag, 11.02.12; 16-18:00 – Café Schottenstift; Diskussion: Paul Horwich – “A Defence of Minimalism” |
| Freitag, 30.03.12; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Sebastian Kletzl: Vorstellung des Dissertationsprojekts |
| Freitag, 13.04.12; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Dejan Makovec: Sosa on Intuitions, Teil I. |
| Freitag, 27.04.12; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Dejan Makovec: Sosa on Intuitions, Teil II. |
| Freitag, 04.05.12; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Sebastian Kletzl: Knowledge by Instruments |
| Freitag, 08.06.12, 17-19:00 Diskussion: Paper von Herman Cappelen “Pluralistic Scepticism” |
| Freitag, 15.06.12, 17-19:00 Vortrag: Christopher Gauker: Perception without Propositions |
| Freitag, 22.06.12, 17-19:00 Vortrag: Aidan Lyon: Judgement Swapping Improves Group Performance |
Winter/Summer Term 2010/2011
| Freitag, 08.10.10; 17-19:00 – Diskussion von: – Jaakko Hintikka: “On the development of the model-theoretic viewpoint in logical theory”. Synthese, Volume 77, Number 1, 1-36, 1988 – Warren D. Goldfarb. Logic in the Twenties: The Nature of the Quantifier. Journal of Symbolic Logic 44 (3):351-368, 1979 – Jean van Heijenoort: “Logic as calculus and logic as language”. Synthese, Volume 17, Number 1, 324-330, 1967 |
| Freitag, 15.10.10; 17-19:00 – Referat von Günther Eder über IF – Logic + Diskussion von: Jaakko Hintikka: “The Principles of Mathematics Revisited.” |
| Freitag 22.10.10; 17-19:00 Diskussion: Picardi, Eva: “Davidson and Frege on Predication”. |
| Freitag, 29.10.10; 17-19:00 Diskussion: Hrachovec: “Ganze Sätze. Davidson über Prädikation”, Pfisterer: “Gedanken beleuchten. Frege und Davidson zum Problem der Prädikation” |
| Freitag, 05.11.10; 17-19:00 Diskussion: Dummett: “The Reference of Incomplete Expressions.” In: Frege, Philosophy of Language. |
| Freitag, 12.11.10; 17-19:00 Diskussion: Brandom: “Substitution: What Are Singular terms, and Why Are There Any.” In: Making it Explicit. |
| Freitag, 19.11.10; 17-19:00 Diskussion: Peregrin: “Inferentialism and the Compositionality of Meaning”; “Inferentialism and Normativity”; “Semantics as based on Inference” |
| Freigag, 03.12.10; 17-19:00 Diskussion von: Dorit Bar-On and Keith Simmons: “Deflationism” und Hartry Field: “Deflationist Views of Meaning and Content” |
| Freitag, 10.12.10; 17-19:00 Diskussion von: Stewart Shapiro: “Proof and Truth: Through Thick and Thin” und “The Guru, the Logician, and the Deflationist: Truth and Logical Consequence” |
| Freitag, 17.12.10; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Robert Frühstückl und Sebastian Kletzl: “Wer ist hier der Realist? (Kripke, Putnam, Rorty)” |
| Freitag, 14.01.11; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Lukas Schwengerer: Die Benennung theoretischer Entitäten” |
| Freitag, 21.01.11; 17-19:00 Vortrag Dr. Eckehart Köhler: Gödel and Carnap: “Platonism vs. Conventionalism” |
| Freitag, 28.01.11; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Sebastian Kletzl: “Beyond Realism and Anti-Realism” |
| Freitag, 11.03.11; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Leo Stadlmüller: Formale Wahrheitstheorien (Einführung) I: Was können/sollen formale Wahrheitstheorien leisten? |
| Freitag, 18.03.11; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Leo Stadlmüller: Formale Wahrheitstheorien (Einführung) II: Inkonsistente Anforderungen, Fixpunkte, Asymmetrie von innerer und äußerer Logik. |
| Freitag, 25.03.11; 17-19:00 Referat und Diskussion: Leo Stadlmüller: Deflationismus und Konservativität. |
| Freitag, 01.04.11; 17-19:00Referat und Diskussion: Sebastian Kletzl: Keith DeRose – Assertion, Knoweldege, and Context. |
| Freitag, 08.04.11; 17-19:00 Diskussion: Keith DeRose – Assertion, Knoweldege, and Context. |
| Freitag, 15.04.11; 17-19:00 Diskussion: John Turri – Epistemic Invariantism and Speech Act Contextualism. |
Winter/Summer Term 2009/2010
| Freitag, 06.11.09; 15-17:00 – Texte von Carnap (Empiricism, Semantics, and Ontology) und Quine (Semantic ascent) |
| Freitag, 27.11.09; 17-19:00 – Text von Martin Kusch (Testimony and the Value of Knowledge). |
| Freitag, 04.12.09; 16-18:00 – Vortrag von Dr. Martin Kusch: “Testimony and the Value of Knowledge” |
| Freitag, 18.12.09; 17-19:00 – Text von Davidson (On the Very Idea of a Conceptual Scheme) |
| Freitag, 08.01.10; 15-17:00 – Texte von Davidson (True to the Facts und A Nice Derangement of Epitaphs) |
| Freitag, 15.01.10; 15-17:00 – Fortsetzung Davidson (True to the Facts und A Nice Derangement of Epitaphs) |
| Freitag, 05.02.10; 14-16:00 – Vortrag von Dr. Friedrich Stadler über Leben und Werk von Arne Naess |
| Freitag, 19.02.10; 17-19:00 – Text von Davidson (Truth and Meaning) |
| Freitag, 12.03.10; 17-19:00 – Einleitendes Referat von Robert Frühstückl über Kripke mit anschließender Diskussion. Textgrundlage: Saul Kripke: Identity and Necessity; ergänzend: Quine: Reference and Modality. |
| Freitag, 19.3.10; 17-19:00 – Einleitendes Referat von Robert Frühstückl über Evans mit anschließender Diskussion. Textgrundlage: G. Evans: The Causal Theory of Names. |
| Freitag, 26.3.10; 17-19:00 – Vortrag von Frederik Gierlinger: “Die formale Definition des Wahrheitsbegriffs bei Alfred Tarski”. Eine Begleitlektüre zum Vortrag findet sich unter “Texte”. |
| Freitag, 09.4.10; 17-19:00 – Einleitendes Referat von Maximilian Wielaender über Kripke mit anschließender Diskussion. Textgrundlage: Saul Kripke: Outline of a Theory of Truth |
| Freitag, 16.4.10; 17-19:00 – Vortrag von Dr. Karl Sigmund: “Spieltheorie, öffentliche Güter und formale Ethik” |
| Freitag, 30.4.10; 17-19:00 – Referat und Diskussion: R. Brandom und “Semantic Inferentialism” |
| Freitag, 07.5.10; 17-19:00 – Diskussion der Kirchberg Vorträge |
| Freitag, 14.5.10; 17-19:00 – Vortrag von Dr. Peter Keicher |
| Freitag, 21.5.10; 17-19:00 – Referat und Diskussion: R. Brandom und “Singular Terms” |
| Freitag, 28.5.10; 17-19:00 – Vortrag von Dr. Josef Mitterer: “Der philosophische Nordpol” |
| Freitag, 04.6.10; 17-19:00 – “Stroud I: Hume on Causality”. Diskussion von Kapitel 3 und 4 des Buches: B. Stroud: “Hume”. |
| Freitag, 11.6.10; 17-19:00 – “Stroud II: Davidson: Laws and Cause” |
| Freitag, 18.6.10; 17-19:00 – Vortrag von Dr. Stefan Riegelnik: “Indexicals und Kontextualismus” |
| Freitag, 25.6.10; 17-19:00 – Vortrag von Dr. Richard Dawid: “Miraculous Theory” |