Disagreement Workshop
We are happy to announce that we will be hosting a workshop on the Philosophy of Disagreement. This is the first of a projected series of workshops aimed at examining how our […]
Author Archives: Rich Woodward
Events and Counterparts
We’re very happy to announce that Neil’s paper “Events and their Counterparts” has been accepted for publication in Philosophical Studies. Abstract below: This paper argues that a counterpart-theoretic treatment of […]
New Member
We’re delighted to announce that Neil McDonnell has joined our group. Neil arrives in Hamburg from the University of Glasgow, where he held a postdoctoral research position within the Glasgow […]
Second Lewis Workshop
We’ll be hosting the second workshop in a series relating to the philosophy of David Lewis. Where first concerned issues in Lewisian metaphysics, the remit of this second workshop is […]
Identity in Fiction
We’re very happy that Richard’s paper “Identity in Fiction” has been accepted for publication in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research. Abstract below: Anthony Everett (2005) argues that those who embrace the […]
Fiction and Depiction
As part of Ken Walton’s visit to our group, we’re organising a two day workshop on Fiction and Depiction that is due to take place on Friday 17th and Saturday […]
Postdoctoral Research Position
We’re very excited to be advertising a one-year postdoctoral research position attached to our group. The details can be found on the official advert by clicking here. The deadline for […]
Lewis Workshop
As part of our project, we’ll be hosting a 2-day workshop on Lewisian Metaphysics. The workshop is intended to address both first-order metaphysical questions from a Lewisian perspective, as well […]
Walton on Fictional Truth
We’re very happy that Richard’s paper “Walton on Fictionality” has been accepted for publication in Philosophy Compass. The paper is an in-depth study of Walton’s proposal to analyse fictional truth in terms of what fictions prescribe appreciators to imagine, […]
Summer School
We’re delighted to announce that this year’s Hamburg Summer School will be taught by Amie Thomasson from the University of Miami. The Summer School will take place between the 21st […]
Ontology after Quine 