Programme

Please note that details of the programme might change on short notice.
All talks take place at Faculty of Philosophy. Radcliffe Humanities, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6GG.

Friday 13th November

15.30-17.00

Keynote lecture (jointly with the Jowett Society): The Philosophical Role of Illness

Havi Carel (Bristol)
Chair: Karamvir Chadha

Lecture Room

17.10-18.30

Frege's Unthinkable Thoughts

Lukas Skiba
Respondent: Paul Elborne
Chair: Amy Levine

Lecture Room

The Place of Ordinary Language in Heidegger's View of Language

Suraj Chaudhary
Respondent: Joseph Schear
Chair: Steven DeLay

Colin Matthew Room

18.30-19.00

Drinks Reception

Everyone welcome.

Ryle Room

Saturday 14th November

10.00-11.20

Believing Epistemic Contradictions

Bob Beddor and Simon Goldstein
Respondent: Salvador Mascarenhas
Chair: James Kirkpatrick

Lecture Room

Partiality and Preferring What is Best

Mike Deigan
Respondent: Ben Levinstein
Chair: Michael Prinzing

Colin Matthew Room

11.20-11.40

Coffee and Tea Break

Ryle Room

11.40-13.00

'Deliver us from Evil Geniuses': A New Defense of Epistemological Disjunctivism

Kegan Shaw
Respondent: Tim Williamson
Chair: Tanya Goodchild

Lecture Room

Enduring Through Gunk

Matt Leonard
Respondent:Oliver Pooley
Chair: Ben Brast-McKie

Colin Matthew Room

13.00-14.30

Lunch

14.30-15.50

Why the Conceptualist Explanation of Transparency Fails

Marianna Bergamaschi Ganapini
Respondent: Tim Williamson
Chair: James Openshaw

Lecture Room

Transmission of Warrant and External World Scepticism

Maeve MacPherson
Respondent: Martin Davies
Chair: Amy Levine

Colin Matthew Room

15.50-16.20

Coffee and Tea Break

Ryle Room

16.20-18.00

Keynote speech: Infinitives in Practical Thought

Jennifer Hornsby (Birkbeck)
Chair: Harry Alanen

Lecture Room

19.00

Conference Dinner

Al-Shami

Sunday 15th November

10.00-11.20

On the Ethics of Dark Humour

Jess Farrell
Respondent: Yuuki Ohta
Chair: James Matharu

Lecture Room

On the Nature and Source of Blame's Communicative Element

David Beglin
Respondent: Jeff McMahan
Chair: Joe Bowen

Colin Matthew Room

11.20-11.40

Coffee and Tea Break

Ryle Room

11.40-13.00

Cooperation and Coordination: How Social Networks (Do Not) Allow for Cooperation in the Finitely Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma

Goreti Faria
Respondent: Josh Parsons
Chair: Kacper Kowalczyk

Lecture Room

Hallucination and the New Problem of Empty Names

Justin D'Ambrosio
Respondent: Andy Yu
Chair: Malte Bischof

Colin Matthew Room