Zurich Epistemology Group on Rationality
In this weeks session Benoit Guilielmo and Celine Müller will present a talk on the topic “Zetetic Engagement with Fiction. The Epistemic Condition of Moral Responsibility”, followed by a Q&A.
Davide dalla Rosa will give a presentation on the topic “A New Approach to Argumentative Conviction”, followed by a Q&A.
Schedule 13:30-14:15 Axel Gelfert “Incidental News Exposure and the Limits of Epistemic Coverage” 14:20-15:05 Jeroen De Ridder “How to Trust Science: A Realistic Assessment” Coffee Break (15:05-15:30) 15:30-16:15 Kevin Reuter & Glenn Anderau “Are Retweets Endorsements? An Empirical Investigation” 16:20-17:05 Karen Frost-Arnold “Pay Attention to This! Epistemic…
We are pleased to announce that the IUK will take place on Friday, 13 December 2024. This one-day conference will be dedicated to the theme of ‘Epistemology and Normativity’ and will host talks from Katalin Farkas (Central European University), Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins University), Duncan Pritchard (University of California, Irvine),…
The last session of this semesters research colloquium features a presentation of a joint paper from Philippe Colo and Léna Mudry titled “The Role of Statistical Evidence in the Formation of Beliefs”.
In this weeks session Felix Koch will present a talk on the topic “Judgment-Sensitivity and the Control Standard”.
This weeks session features two pre-read presentation. The first by Leonardo Flamini titled “From Epistemic States to Duties Not to Enquire”. Followed by a talk by Dominique Kuenzle titled “Dealing with Denials of Normative Motivation”.
This week’s session features a pre-read presentation of a master thesis by Andrin Kohler, titled “Moral Responsibility in Systemic Crises – Beyond Responsibility as Liability”.
Cameron Boult will present a talk titled “Relation-Based Epistemology”, followed by a Q&A session.
Chris Kelp presents a joint paper, co-authored with Miloud Belkoniene, titled “Understanding and Conjunction Closure”, followed by a Q&A.