The Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW) and the Radboud University Nijmegen invite anyone interested to the “OZSW Graduate Conference in Theoretical Philosophy”, to take place from 29 April to 1 May 2015. At the conference, PhD & Research Master students will present their current research.
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Nijmegen
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Application/registration deadline
Registration for the conference is now open.
About the topic
For this year’s OZSW Graduate Conference we have invited the new generation of researchers, both PhD’s and Research Master students, to present their current work. Through their presentations we hope to get a glimpse of refreshing new ways of approaching old questions, or perhaps see classic ideas used to tackle new problems.
The conference will feature 20-minute presentations, connected to the field of theoretical philosophy in either its analytic or its continental tradition (philosophy of mind, language and science, logic, metaphysics and epistemology, aesthetics). Some PhD’s and ReMa’s who are still in the early phases of their research, will present a poster in one of the dedicated poster sessions.
Program
Wednesday, April 29th
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| 09:30 | Registration (Foyer) | |||
| 10:00 | Conference opening (GN 3) | |||
| 10:30 | Keynote #1: Jennifer Lackey (GN3) | |||
| 12:00 | Parallel session 1 | |||
| Metaphysics 1 (GN1) | Philosophy of Religion (GN2) | Philosophy of Mind 1 (GN4) | Metaphilosophy 1 (GN5) | |
| Corrado Fumagalli “Just as the same city viewed from different directions” A (not so) long way from Perspectivism to Democratic Principles |
Hans van Eyghen Sciencing up religious epistemology |
Lieke Asma Free Will and the Acquisition of (Conscious) Intentions |
Pieter van der Kolk | |
| Alexander Thinius Perspectivism – Old Wine In A New Bottle? |
Michael Musielewicz | Joris D. Raven The Acceleration System. A Social-Ontological Approach |
Pauline van Wierst
The potential of computational methods in philosophical research |
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| 13:15 | Lunch (Foyer) | |||
| 14:15 | Parallel session 2 | |||
| Metaphilosophy 2 (GN1) | Philosophy of Science 1 (GN2) | Epistemology 1 (GN4) | Philosophy of Language 1 (GN5) | |
| Thomas Jussuf Spiegel | Gijs Leegwater From Many-Worlds to a Single World |
Coos Engelsma A Dilemma for Coherentism |
Eleonore Neufeld | |
| Mitchell Welle Innovation or Revival: the idea of Interdisciplinary |
Jaco de Swart Theory in Action: Scripts, Scruples, and the Mass of the Universe |
David Jenkins Rational Intuition and Externalism About Reasons |
Dejan Makovec
Certain Problems |
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| 15:30 | Break (Foyer) | |||
| 16:00 | Parallel session 3 | |||
| Epistemology 2 (GN1) | Philosophy of Science 2 (GN2) | Metaphysics 2 (GN4) | ||
| Herman Veluwenkamp
Is deliberative indispensability sufficient for epistemic justification? |
Elina Vessonen Carnapian Explication and the Science of Well-being |
Akos Gyarmathy | ||
| Michael Klenk | Julia Jankowska | Bas Donders
Naturalized metaphysics and the special composition question |
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| 17:30 | Drinks and dinner (Cultuurcafé) | |||
Key note speakers
- Hanne Jacobs
- Jennifer Lackey
- James Ladyman
Abstract submission
The deadline for abstract submission has passed. It is no longer possible to submit.
How to apply / register
Please register before April 15th, 2015.
Registration/application form
Organizers
- Gert-Jan van der Heiden (RUN)
- Marc Slors (RUN)
- Ezra Delahaye (RUN)
- Simon Gusman (RUN)
- Carli Coenen (OU/RUN)
- Frank van Caspel (OU)
Contact info
contact@gctp15.nl
See also: http://gctp15.nl/