Workshop: Normativity in Philosophy
The final workshop for our project will take place between Monday 30th July and Wednesday 1st August at Warburg Haus. The schedule is below: Monday 30th July 14:30 – 16:00 Esa […]
Workshop: Deflationism in Metaphysics
Together with the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Vienna, we’ll be organizing a workshop on Deflationism in Metaphysics. The workshop will take place at the Institute of Philosophy […]
Workshop: Biscuit Conditionals
We will soon host a workshop on “Biscuit Conditionals”, jointly organized with the Konstanz research group What if, and the Konstanz Emmy Noether group What is it to ask a question? […]
Publications
Busy, busy, busy… Inga’s paper “Verbal Disputes and the Varieties of Verbalness” recently came out in Erkenntnis. Julia’s paper “Biscuit Conditionals and Prohibited ‘then’” recently came out in Thought. Julia’s paper […]
Workshop: Figurative and Fictional Speech
PLEASE NOTE THE NEW SCHEDULE. We’ll be hosting a workshop on Figurative and Fictional Speech. The workshop will take place on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd September, and the speakers will […]
Workshop: Metaphysical Laws
We’ll be hosting a workshop on Metaphysical Laws, directly after the sixth Hamburg Summer School which this year is being taught by Jessica Wilson. The workshop will take place on […]
New Members + Updates
We’re delighted to announce that Lukas Skiba and Delia Belleri have joined our group. Lukas arrived in July, and joins us from Cambridge University, where he completed his doctoral studies and […]
Third Lewis Workshop
We’ll be hosting the third workshop in a series relating to the philosophy of David Lewis. The workshop will take place on Monday 19th and Tuesday 20th September, and the speakers will be: […]
Fictionality and Photography
We’re very happy that Richard’s paper “Fictionality and Photography” has been accepted for publication in The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism. Abstract below: In Mimesis as Make-Believe, Kendall Walton gave a […]
Jesus loves us!
We’re very proud to announce that Julia’s paper “Jesus loves you!” has been accepted for publication at Philosophical Studies. Abstract below: According to orthodox semantics, a given sentence as used at a […]
