The journal information pages here and here include a column on journal rejection rates. When I first gathered the data, I included a strong caution about the accuracy of the rejection rate information here. Since then, it appears some tenure … Continue reading
Starting next year, Fordham will be hosting a series of epistemology and ethics workshops at its Lincoln Center Campus in Manhattan. For the 2011-2012 academic year, speakers will include: Macalester Bell (Columbia), Lara Buchak (Berkeley), Ruth Chang (Rutgers), Trent Dougherty … Continue reading
Brian Rabern and Landon Rabern (2008) and Gabriel Uzquiano (2010) have each presented increasingly harder versions of “the hardest logic puzzle ever” (Boolos 1996), and each has provided a two-question solution to his predecessor’s puzzle. In a paper forthcoming in … Continue reading
Brian Leiter started another poll about the Synthese Affair, and would like to insure a wide range of responses. It’s worth registering your opinion on the matter. … Continue reading
José Zalabardo is guest-editing a special issue of Teorema on this topic. There is a call for papers and more information here, and more information about the journal, one of the two main analytic philosophy journals in Spain, here. … Continue reading
I’m delighted to say that the first issue of the International Journal for the Study of Skepticism is now out! Check it out here. … Continue reading
Here is the abstract for a draft of the paper. Comments welcome! Dilation occurs when upper and lower probability estimates of some event E are properly included in the upper and lower probability estimates of the probability of E conditional … Continue reading
The schedule for the EPISTEME conference at CMU this summer is up. A selection of articles will appear in the recently renewed version of EPISTEME (the journal) which now intends to publish articles in formal social epistemology and other areas … Continue reading
May 14-15, 2011 Cordura Hall 100, CSLI Stanford University The goal of the Logic and Methodology Workshop is to bring together senior and up-and-coming researchers in logic, epistemology, and philosophy of science to explore the interactions between these disciplines. Topics … Continue reading
This is a bit off-topic for our epistemology blog, since the prizes are in Metaphysics and Philosophical Theology. But since some epistemologists work in these areas, and have won these prizes in the past, it will be relevant. Call it … Continue reading