Please find the Booklet with abstracts here.
Please find the Conference Programme here or see below.

Conference Programme
12th of May (Thursday)
9.00 – 9.20
Room JK15A | Registration
Room D25 | –

9.20 – 9.30
Room JK15A | Welcoming words
Room D25 | –

9.30 – 9.55
Room JK15A | Maja Griem (Ruhr University Bochum): “Animal Play Signals as a Form of Intentional Communication in a Weak Gricean Sense”
Room D25 | Sam Hafkenscheid (Utrecht University): “Natural Selection: Cause, Feature or Dead End.”

10.00 – 10.25
Room JK15A | Ludmila Reimer (Ruhr-University Bochum): “Gesture as Feature Highlighting by Exemplification”
Room D25 | Claudio Davini (University of Pisa): “Explanation, Normativity, and Biological Functions. The Rivalry Between the Etiological Theory and the Causal Role Theory.”

10.30 – 10.55
Room JK15A | Michaela Fikejzová (Charles University): “How Does a „Normal“ Speaker Refer?”
Room D25 | Lara Maassen (University of Oxford; TU Delft): “Negotiating sex: the role of negotiation in sexual ethics”

10.55 – 11.15
Coffee break

11-15 – 11.40
Room JK15A | Sofía Meléndez Gutiérrez (Cambridge University): “Fictionalism and Empty Names”
Room D25 | Myriam Bellamine (Utrecht University): “Beyond consent: taking into account the specificities of the intimate sphere in sexual ethics”

11.45 – 12.10
Room JK15A | Denis Kazankov (Central European University): “Meta-Semantic Normative Encroachment”
Room D25 | Joost Wijffels (Utrecht University): “Selective Sexual Preferences and the Limitation of Sexual Autonomy”

12.15 – 12.40
Room JK15A | Matteo Nizzardo (University of St Andrews & University of Stirling): “Singular Reference & Indiscernible Entities”
Room D25 | Femke Reniers (Utrecht University): “Pandora’s Lab: Queering science and story through Classical myth”

12.40 – 13.40
Lunch break

13.40 – 14.05
Room JK15A | Cécile Rosat (University of Neuchâtel): “Actional Theory of Adam Smith Sympathy”
Room JK 2 – 3 | Roxane Pret Théodore (University College Dublin): “Rethinking Political Organization from a Feminist Standpoint: Politicizing an Ethics of Care and Vulnerability”

14.10 – 14.35
Room JK15A | Robin Timothée Bianchi (University of Neuchâtel): “The disappearing agent problem revisited”
Room JK 2 – 3 | Joseph Conrad (University of Edinburgh): “The emotions-responsive corporation”

14.40 – 15.05
Room JK15A | Giulia Schirripa (University of St Andrews and the University of Stirling): “Classical Extensional Mereology, Social Groups and the Coextensionality Objection”
Room JK 2 – 3 | Eline Gerritsen (University of St Andrews & University of Groningen): Conventional Norms: The blind spot of metaethics”

15.05 – 15.20
Coffee break

15.20 – 15.45
Room JK15A | Roos Geerse (Utrecht University): “A neurophilosophical account of thinking for oneself”
Room JK 2 – 3 | Charlie Blunden (Utrecht University): “Are Our Moral Progress Judgements WEIRD, and Is It a Problem”

15.50 – 16.15
Room JK15A | Caroline Stankozi (Ruhr University Bochum): “Gut Microbes and Human Cognition”
Room JK 2 – 3 | Jenny Zhang (University of Edinburgh): “A new direction for moral psychology”

16.15 – 16.35
Coffee break

16.35 – 17.00
Room JK15A | Saga Norrby (Utrecht University): “Meditating on Fichte’s I”
Room JK 2 – 3 | Migdalia Arcila-Valenzuela (Cornell University): “The Recalcitrant Body: Chronic Pain and Moral Agency”

17.05 – 17.30
Room JK15A | Taku Uchiyama (Georg-August-University Göttingen): “The Capacity View of First-Person Reference”
Room JK 2 – 3 | Lily Tappe (University of Marburg): “Are there Moral Reasons to Suspend Judgement on God’s Existence”

13th of May (Friday)
9.00 – 9.30
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Registration
Room JK 2-3 | –

9.30 – 9.55
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Fengyuan Liu (Utrecht University): “The Concept of Individual in Spinoza: A Dynamic System?”
Room JK 2-3 | Karl Landström (Coventry University); “Research funding as domination: Epistemic Freedom and Resistance”

10.00 – 10.25
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Harmen Grootenhuis (Groningen University): “All for one and one for all; how a theory of grounding explains Spinoza’s monist metaphysics”
Room JK 2-3 | Miguel Rudolf-Cibien (Groningen University): “Economic Exploitation as Structural Domination”

10.30 – 10.55
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Alberto Cavallarin (Utrecht University): “Mystical Ontology: Can Mystical Experiences Ground Metaphysical Claims?”
Room JK 2-3 | Ervin Kondakciu (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen & Universität Hamburg): “On Rawls’s model of disobedient politics: can there be disobedience under near just conditions”

10.55 – 11.15
Coffee break

11-15 – 11.40
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Samuel Ferns (University College Dublin): “Epistemic Recognition or Epistemic Freedom? Two Paths to Social Epistemology in Honneth’s Work”
Room JK 2-3 | Shervin Mirzaeighazi (Manchester University): “Punishment and Revenge”

11.45 – 12.10
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Giorgia Foti (University of Bologna): “Monitoring goes social: a new account of epistemic vigilance in the epistemology of testimony.”
Room JK 2-3 | Nadia ben Hassine (University of Cambridge): “Empathy and Impartiality: On the Limits of Perspective-taking”

12.15 – 12.40
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Yasha Sapir (University of Southern California): “Deliberative inquiry”
Room JK 2-3 | Jonathan Seim (University of Bochum): “Two conceptualisations of political responsiveness. An intervention”

12.40 – 14.15
Lunch break

14.15 – 14.40
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | William Gopal (Amsterdam University): “Toward An Account of Epistemic Trust Suitable for Humans and Artificial Epistemic Agents”
Room JK 2-3 | Hrayr Manukyan (Amsterdam University): “Enacting the new social contract: civil disobedience in Armenia”

14.45 – 15.10
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Haggeo Cadenas (University of San Diego, California): “Cultural Evolution and Epistemology”
Room JK 2-3 | Alexander Murphy (University College London): “Why digital objects won’t help virtual realists”

15.15 – 15.40
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Thomas Mitchell (University of Edinburgh): “Norms of trust”
Room JK 2-3 | Eve Judah (École Normal Supérieure): “From Outside the Estate: The Symbolic Language of Philosophical Canon-Formation.”

15.40 – 16:05
Coffee break

16.05 – 16.30
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Christian O. Scholz (Amsterdam University): “Time in Dreams”
Room JK 2-3 | Santiago de Arteaga Gallinal (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile): “Søren Kierkegaard and Carl Jung on freedom to become oneself”

16.35 – 17:00
Room Sweelinckzaal Drift 21 | Angelos Sofocleous (University of York): “The depressed individual as a ‘non-participant spectator’”
Room JK 2-3 | Lucas Gronouwe (Radboud University): “Doing justice to poetry: Gadamer and Derrida on reading Paul Celan”