The University of Bergen, Philosophy Department welcomes applications for a PhD fellowship within the research project “Mathematics with a Human Face: Set Theory within a Naturalized Wittgensteinean Framework”, funded by the Norwegian Research Council. Project leaders Sorin Bangu and Kevin Cahill.
All information available here:https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/169580/phd-research-fellowship-in-wittgenstein-and-the-philosophy-of-mathematics
Year: 2019 (page 3 of 5)
3-year funding award for the research project
“Intercultural Understanding, Belonging and Value: Wittgensteinian Approaches” 💫
Funded by the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities (Spain)
Principal Investigator: Chon Tejedor (University of Valencia)
Research Team:
• Carla Carmona (University of Sevilla)
• David Pérez-Chico (University of Zaragoza)
• Nicolas Sanchez Dura (University of Valencia)
• Vicente Sanfélix Vidarte (University of Valencia)
• Chon Tejedor (University of Valencia)
Research Working Plan group:
• Juliet Floyd (Boston University)
• Elise Marrou (La Sorbonne)
• Daniele Moyal-Sharrock (University of Hertfordshire & BWS)
• Constantine Sandis (University of Hertfordshire & BWS)
• Roger Teichmann (University of Oxford)
DISPUTATIO. Boletín de Investigación Filosófica (Madrid, ISSN: 2254-0601), se complace en anunciar la publicación del primer avance del número especial: Pragmatismo lingüístico y racional: las filosofías de Wittgenstein y Brandom.
TABLA DE CONTENIDOS | TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTÍCULOS | ARTICLES
Robert B. Brandom
Asserting
[Afirmar] (English-Spanish Edition)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/brandom-asserting/
John McDowell
How Not to Read Philosophical Investigations: Brandom’s Wittgenstein
[Cómo no leer las Investigaciones Filosóficas: El Wittgenstein de Brandom] (English-Spanish Edition)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/mcdowell-wittgenstein/
Robert B. Brandom
Some Strands of Wittgenstein’s Normative Pragmatism, and Some Strains of his Semantic Nihilism
[Algunas vertientes del pragmatismo normativo de Wittgenstein y algunas tensiones de su nihilismo semántico] (English)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/brandom-pragmatism/
Simon Blackburn
Wittgenstein and Brandom: Affinities and Divergences
[Wittgenstein y Brandom: afinidades y divergencias] (English)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/blackburn-wittgenstein/
Danielle Macbeth
Wittgenstein and Brandom on Normativity and Sociality
[Wittgenstein y Brandom sobre normatividad y socialidad] (English)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/macbeth-normativity/
Bernhard Weiss
Normativity: A Matter of Keeping Score or of Policing?
[Normatividad: ¿una cuestión de puntaje o de monitoreo?] (English)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/weiss-normativity/
María José Frápolli
The Pragmatic Gettier. Brandom on Knowledge and Belief
[El Gettier pragmático: Brandom sobre conocimiento y creencia] (English)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/frapolli-knowledge/
Paul Horwich
Wittgenstein (and his followers) on meaning and normativity
[Wittgenstein (y sus seguidores) sobre significado y normatividad] (English)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/horwich-meaning/
INTERVIEW
María José Frápolli and Kurt Wischin
From Conceptual Content in Big Apes and AI, to the Classical Principle of Explosion: An Interview with Robert B. Brandom
[Del contenido conceptual en los grandes monos e IA, hasta el principio de explosión clásico: una entrevista con Robert B. Brandom] (English)
http://disputatio.eu/vols/vol-8-no-9/frapolli-wischin-interview/
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Workshop on Animal Minds & Morals
University of Hertfordshire
De Havilland Campus
W040 (Law Court Building)
13.00-13.55 Luke Cash (University of Cambridge)
‘Primitive Forms of Thought and Agency’
13.55-14.50 Niklas Forsberg (University of Pardubice)
‘Deciding What to Look For: Conceptions of Language and Consciousness in Animal Ethics’
14.50-15.20 Coffee Break
15.20- 16.15Shasha Lawson-Frost (University of Oxford)
‘Recognition and Attention in Animal Ethics’
16.15-17.10 Mikel Burley (University of Leeds)
‘We are Human Beings, and We Value Human Life’: Affinities and Divergences Between Glock and Diamond on Mental Capacities and Animal Ethics’
17.10-17.30 Coffee Break
17.30-18.25 Maria Balaska (University of Hertfordshire)
‘Do Humans Think?’
18.30 Reception
19.00 Francis Bacon Lecture
Professor Hans-Johann Glock (University of Zurich)
‘Animal Minds and Animal Ethics’
Weston Auditorium
de Havilland Campus
Friday 26-Sunday 28 2019
Gregynog Hall (http://www.gregynog.org/)
Programme
Friday 26 April
4 p.m. Tea
4.30 pm Kate Kirkpatrick (King’s College London), ‘The Ethics of Looking: Sartre and Beauvoir on Knowing Others’
7.00 p.m. Dinner
8.00 p.m. Discussion of paper read in advance. (Yet to be agreed.)
Saturday 27 April
8 a.m. Breakfast
10 a.m. Annual Wittgenstein Lecture: Benjamin De Mesel (Leuven), ‘Strawson’s Wittgensteinian approach to moral responsibility’
11 a.m. Coffee, followed by discussion of paper
12.30 p.m. Short business meeting
1 p.m. Lunch
4 p.m. Tea
4.30 p.m. Richard Gipps (Oxford), ‘On Being Unhinged’
7.00 p.m. Dinner
8.00 p.m. Event. (Yet to be agreed.)
Sunday 28 April
8 a.m. Breakfast
9.15 a.m. 10th anniversary BWS Lecture Hans-Johann Glock (Zurich), ‘What is Meaning? a Wittgensteinian Answer to an un-Wittgensteinian question’
10.15 a.m. Coffee & Discussion
11.45 a.m. Departure
The conference is sponsored by the British Wittgenstein Society and University of Wales Trinity St David.
A registration form is available for download here or contact David Cockburn at cockburn.david@gmail.com
Final call for abstracts
2nd Conference on Hinge Epistemology
Panthéon-Sorbonne University, Paris
Monday 1- Tuesday 2 July 2019
Submissions of abstracts are invited for a 2-day conference on Hinge Epistemology, hosted by the Wittgenstein Seminar at Panthéon-Sorbonne University, in collaboration with Irvine University, California and the University of Hertfordshire (UK).
Plenary speakers:
· Jocelyn Benoist (Sorbonne)
· Elise Marrou (Sorbonne)
· Constantine Sandis (Hertfordshire)
· Paul Standish (UCL)
· Angélique Thebert (Nantes)
Symposium on Hinge Epistemology
· Annalisa Coliva (Irvine)
· Daniele Moyal-Sharrock (Hertfordshire)
· Duncan Pritchard (Irvine)
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
The conference will include a number of sessions for submitted papers. Selection will be based on review of long abstracts (max. 1000 words). Please submit your abstract as an email attachment to Prof. Sandra Laugier (sandra.laugier@univ-paris1.fr), copied to Prof. Danièle Moyal-Sharrock (d.moyal-sharrock@herts.ac.uk) by 7th April 2019. Presentation time for accepted papers will be 30 minutes plus Q&A.
Papers will address (positively or critically) the application of Wittgenstein’s notion of ‘hinges’ or ‘hinge certainty’ to epistemological problems in any discipline. The conference will be held in English, and peer-reviewed proceedings will be published in an edited volume of the series Anthem Studies in Wittgenstein.
Sandra Laugier
Professeure de philosophie à l’université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne
Membre de l’institut universitaire de France
UFR de philosophie, 17 rue de la Sorbonne, 75005 Paris
Institut des sciences juridique et philosophique de la Sorbonne (UMR8103 CNRS-Panthéon Sorbonne),
9, rue Malher, 75004 Paris
sandra.laugier@univ-paris1.fr
Daniele Moyal-Sharrock
Professor of Philosophy
President of the British Wittgenstein Society
Department of Philosophy | School of Humanities
University of Hertfordshire| De Havilland Campus | Hatfield, Herts AL10 9AB
Twitter & Facebook: UHPhilosophy
e-mail: D.Moyal-Sharrock@herts.ac.uk
web page: www.go.herts.ac.uk/danielemoyal-sharrock
academia: http://herts.academia.edu/DanieleMoyalSharrock
Phi
On April 8-9 the philosophers at Åbo Akademi University arranges a two day symposium, Ethics and Experience: Widening Perspectives.
More information at:
https://blogs.abo.fi/filosofi/2019/03/13/symposium-ethics-and-experience-8-9-april/
PROGRAM
8.4. ETHICS WITH AND AFTER WITTGENSTEIN
15.15-16.25 Sophie Grace Chappell (Open University): No More Heroes Any More?
16.55-18.05 Anne-Marie Søndergaard Christensen (University of Southern Denmark): ‘A Two-way Movement in Philosophy’. A Wittgensteinian take on a Murdochioan Point
18.15-20.00 Maria Balaska (University of Hertfordshire): Cavell and Freud on Self-knowledge, Self-attainment, and the Limits of Introspection
9.4. GENDERED ENCOUNTERS: THINKING THROUGH EXPERIENCE
10.15-11.45 Sophie Grace Chappell (Open University): Le bon Dieu n’est pas comme ça: Transgender in Theory and in Experience
12.00-13.00 Salla Peltonen (Åbo Akademi): Challenging Macho Philosophies: Is Gender a Serious Philosophical Topic?”
14.15-15.15 Camilla Kronqvist (Åbo Akademi): Dealing with Difference: On the Need for Gentleness
15.30-16.30 Joel Backström (Helsingfors Universitet): The Absent Centre of Our Discourses on Sexuality and Gender
16.45-17.30 Ylva Gustafsson (Åbo Akademi): On the Masculinization of Emotion Research
Best wishes,
Camilla Kronqvist
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Enrahonar. An international journal of theoretical and practical reason
Monographic issue dedicated to the memory of E. Anscombe
Title of the issue: “Reason, reasoning and action”
The main goal of this special issue is to provide an updated portrait of Elizabeth Anscombe’s philosophy marking her centenary (1919). Our intention is to explore the metaphysical and epistemological aspects of Anscombe’s positions in domains ranging from philosophy of logic through epistemology and philosophy of mind to philosophy of action and moral philosophy.
In this special issue we are first of all interested in exploring an Anscombian view of reason, reasoning and action. Connected questions and topics such as practical knowledge and truth, moral philosophy and virtue, self-knowledge and the first person or questions concerning the interpretation of Wittgenstein are also of interest.
It will be soon the anniversary Anscombe’s An Introduction to Wittgenstein’s ‘Tractatus’, which was first published in 1959. This is a book with which Anscombe, as e.g. Cora Diamond noticed, inaugurated a radical change in how the Tractatus is read. We would be pleased if the side of her work which bears on the interpretation of Wittgenstein is also object of attention in this issue.
We invite papers that address the questions above or others in relation to Anscombe’s work.
The main languages of the journal are Catalan, Spanish and English.
Articles may be no longer than 9,000 words.
The deadline for peer-reviewed abstracts is May 31st, 2019.
Accepted Manuscripts should be sent no later than November 15th, 2019 to any of the guest editors:
Sofia Miguens: smoraismiguens@gmail.com
Mª Dolores García-Arnaldos: mdgarnaldos@gmail.com
GUEST AUTHORS (confirmed):
R. Teichmann
Duncan Ritcher
J.P. Narboux
Eylem Özaltun
Valérie Aucouturier
Elisa Grimi
Vincent Descombes
Constantine Sandis
Author Guidelines:
https://revistes.uab.cat/ojs-enrahonar/enrahonar/about/submissions#onlineSubmissions
Feel free to contact the guest editors for further information on the special issue:
Sofia Miguens – University of Porto – Portugal
Mª Dolores García-Arnaldos – University CEU-San Pablo (Madrid-Spain)
Seventh meeting of the Stirling Early Analytic Group
Themes from Wittgenstein’s Tractatus
Tuesday April 23rd 2019, C1 Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling
Hanne Appelqvist (Helsinki) The Transcendentality of Ethics in the Tractatus
Roger White (Leeds) Modality and the Tractatus
Indrek Lobus (Stirling) The Negation Argument (Tractatus 4.0621)
Colin Johnston (Stirling) Solipsism and the Graspability of Sense
Full details available here: http://stirlingphilosophy.org/early-analytic-group/
Attendance is free and everyone is welcome, but let Colin Johnston know (colin.johnston@stir.ac.uk) if you will attend, and if you will stay for dinner, so catering can be confirmed.
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