Northwestern’s Philosophy Department will be hosting a one-day workshop in philosophy of language (with some papers connected, directly or indirectly, to issues in epistemology) on Wednesday, Feb. 15. (This is the day before the main program of the APA Central … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: September 2011
I am now more attracted (than ever, not than not) to the idea that when a proposition is justified for one, so is the proposition that that proposition is justified. This would be a significant change in perspective if it … Continue reading
Taking place at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, Oct. 7-8. Details here. … Continue reading
There will be a conference on Epistemic Expressivism held in Edinburgh this October (15th-16th), with talks from Allan Gibbard, Mike Lynch and Klemens Kappel, amongst others. A provisional programme is available here. Inquiries about this event should be directed to Mike Ridge. This event … Continue reading
This semester’s seminar programme for the Edinburgh Epistemology Research Group is now available here (we kicked-off last week with Heather Logue from Leeds). As usual, everyone is welcome so if you’re in the Edinburgh area then do feel free to come along. … Continue reading
An entry on Formal Epistemology by Vincent F. Hendricks and Jeffrey Helzner is now available at Oxford Bibliographies Online. The entry is an online guide to the essential literature in subjects related to formal epistemology, such as epistemic logic, probability … Continue reading
The full schedule of the Northwestern Philosophy Department Brownbag Series is here. Come by if you are in town! … Continue reading
From It’s Only a Theory, news of a new, searchable, freely accessible site posting jobs for philosophers. David Morrow writes: Chris Sula and I have revamped the Phylo site to create an actual jobs board to (ahem) supplement the JFP. … Continue reading
Call for Papers Fourth Formal Epistemology Festival Konstanz, June 4-6, 2012 Organized by Rachael Briggs (Sydney), Kenny Easwaran (USC), Franz Huber (Konstanz), Jonathan Weisberg (Toronto). Speakers include Jeff Barrett (UCI/Konstanz), Joe Halpern (Cornell/Konstanz), and the organizers. Despite its name, the … Continue reading
Oxford University Press has started up the new series Oxford Studies in Experimental Philosophy. Each volume will consist of a series of new papers in the field of experimental philosophy. The Call for Abstracts for the first volume is now … Continue reading