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To be eligible, a person must have a Ph.D. obtained by the time of the submission of the paper but not earlier than ten years prior to the date of the conference. Details here. … Continue reading
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The 11th Cologne Summer School in Philosophy (CSSiP) on “Rationality, Objectivity, Disagreement” will take place in Cologne, July 25 through July 29, 2016. This year’s special guest will be Thomas Kelly (Princeton University). Since more than a decade Kelly promoted … Continue reading
Professional philosophers often appeal to patterns in ordinary thought and talk — “commonsense” — in order to support theories or assumptions. In recent years, the emerging interdisciplinary field of experimental epistemology has revealed many instances where commonsense epistemology has been … Continue reading
CALL FOR PAPERS 7th Annual Northwestern/Notre Dame (NU/ND) Graduate Epistemology Conference April 22-23, 2016 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL Keynote Speaker: Selim Berker (Harvard) Submissions deadline: February 1 Submission guidelines: We welcome submissions in the field of epistemology, broadly construed. Papers … Continue reading
Just saw this on Facebook. Fantastic news, and well-deserved congratulations to Sophie! Congratulations to Sophie Horowitz, Assistant Professor at Rice University, for winning the 2015 Sanders Prize in Epistemology. Sophie’s paper, “Accuracy and Educated Guesses,” will be published in Oxford … Continue reading
Call For Papers Sixth Annual Edinburgh Graduate Epistemology Conference The 6th Annual Edinburgh Graduate Epistemology Conference will take place 6th-7th June 2016 at the University of Edinburgh. This year’s keynote speakers will be Carrie Ichikawa Jenkins (British Columbia) and Alan … Continue reading
From Sophie Horowitz’s paper “Epistemic Akrasia,” which we are talking about in our epistemology reading group today. Here’s the case: “You have a large, blank dartboard. When you throw a dart at the board, it can only land at grid … Continue reading
February 25-27, 2016, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam This conference seeks to address the nature, limits, and value of common sense, especially in relation and possibly in contrast to science and scientific knowledge. It is often claimed that science debunks common sense: … Continue reading
Everyone with an interest in the nature, value, and virtue of faith is invited to apply to the 2016 Faith Project Summer Seminar. The seminar will be held in either Columbia or St. Louis, MO, from June 27th to July 21st, 2016. Participants … Continue reading
Fordham University, New York City June 20-21, 2016 Fordham University will host a two-day seminar on human understanding in Manhattan. Seven invited speakers will lead the seminar and discuss their work on understanding with 16 graduate students and junior faculty … Continue reading