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. . . Peter Unger’s Philosophical Papers is now out, in two volumes [Vol. 1 link, Vol. 2 link]. In an earlier post, where I was informing you that these volumes were coming, the title was given as An American … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: February 2006
ANU is also hosting an epistemic modality conference, June 21-23, 2006. There seems to be no conference website as yet, but since I learned of the conference from David Chalmer’s blog, and he noted that it is sponsored by the … Continue reading
RSSS, ANU, March 2-4, 2006 Speakers: David Atkinson, U of Groningen Brad Armendt, Arizona State University David Chalmers, ANU Mark Colyvan, University of Queensland Andy Egan, University of Michigan, and ANU Adam Elga, Princeton University Lina Eriksson, ANU Branden Fitelson, … Continue reading
Rich’s new book Epistemology, published by Blackwell, is now available. Here’s the Amazon link to the paperback edition. … Continue reading
Peter van Inwagen and Michael Tooley are scheduled to debate the question “Should We Believe in God?” at Amherst College this coming Friday (March 3). More info here. Though none of the information on the debate that I’ve seen specifies … Continue reading
Jonathan Adler’s new SEP piece by the above title is here. Check it out, it looks really nice! … Continue reading
via Prosblogion, I noticed a conference that may be of interest here: 2006 Saint Louis University Graduate Student Conference: The Epistemology of Religious Belief Keynote Speaker: Dr. Robert Audi, Professor of Philosophy and David E. Gallo Professor of Business Ethics … Continue reading
Fritz is hear to talk and it’s really entitled “Eating Dead Animals,” but Matt and I are trying to figure out how this is going to be an epistemology talk (because, of course, the universe is as it ought to … Continue reading
Guest-edited by Vince Hendricks, called 8 Bridges Between Mainstream and Formal Epistemology – it contains contributions from H. Arlo-Costa, Johan van Benthem, Luc Bovens and Stephan Harmann, Sven Ove Hansson, Vincent F. Hendricks & John Symons, Matthias Hild, Robert Stalnaker, … Continue reading
Geoffrey Pynn has a very good bibliography on the epistemological problem of other minds posted here. If he’s missing good stuff, let him know. … Continue reading