Programme

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

Friday 14th November

From 17:15

Drinks Reception

Everyone Welcome

Freud's Café-bar

Saturday 15th November

9:30-11:00

Noncognitivism and Epistemic Evaluations

Bob Beddor (Rutgers)
Respondent: Roger Crisp
Chair: Adam Lovett

Colin Matthew Room

Kant's Objection to the PII in the Nova Dilucidatio

Malte Biscof (St Andrews)
Respondent: Adrian Moore
Chair: Yaaron Wolf

Lecture Room

11:00-11:30

Coffee and Tea Break

Ryle Room

11:30-13:00

Govermental Intentions Don't Matter for Legitimacy

Matthias Brinkmann (Oxford)
Respondent: Thomas Sinclair
Chair: Annette Zimmermann

Colin Matthew Room

Exclusion Arguments: A Dilemma for Interventionism

James R. Otis (Rochester
Respondent:Oliver Rashbrook-Cooper
Chair: Michelle Liu

Lecture Room

13:00-14:30

Lunch Break

Ryle Room

14:30-16:00

Williamson's Earring's

Jeremy Goodman (NYU)
Respondent: John Hawthorne
Chair: Trevor Teitel

Colin Matthew Room

Virtuous Distinctions

Will Fleisher (Rutgers)
Respondent: Lizzie Fricker
Chair: Mike Deigan

Lecture Room

16:00-16:30

Coffee and Tea Break

Ryle Room

16:30-18:00

Keynote speech: Monkey See, Monkey Know? Povinelli's Problem and the need to mindread

Emma Borg (Reading)

Lecture Room

19:00

Conference Dinner

Attendance is free for speakers and presenters. Visitors will need to pay a small fee, and register in advance.

Turl Street Kitchen

Sunday 16th November

9:30-11:00

Logic, Mass, and Surrogative Representation

Michaela M. McSweeney
Respondent: Josh Parsons
Chair: Beau Mont

Colin Matthew Room

Reduction, Representation and 'Raising My Arm': A New Approach to Reduction in the Philosophy of Action

Thomas Quinn (Birkbeck)
Respondent: Rowland Stout
Chair: Hannah Laurens

Lecture Room

11:00-11:30

Coffee and Tea Break

Ryle Room

11:30-13:00

The Problem of Nomological Impossibility for Epistemic Structural Realism

Patrick Manzanares (Western Michigan)
Respondent: David Wallace
Chair: Jessica Leimann

Colin Matthew Room

The Ethics of Self-Fulfilling Belief

Gregory Antill (UCLA)
Respondent: Brian Ball
Chair: Sam Carter

Lecture Room

13:00-14:30

Lunch Break

Ryle Room

14:30-16:00

Aristotle on Why Only Humans Can Think

Elena Cagnoli Fiecconi (Oxford)
Respondent:Karen Nielsen
Chair: Jason Carter

Colin Matthew Room

Conditionals, Conditional Probability, and Simpson's Paradox

Ian Wells (MIT)
Respondent:Timothy Williamson
Chair: James Kirkpatrick

Lecture Room

16:00-16:30

Coffee and Tea Break

Ryle Room

16:30-18:00

Keynote speech: Necessity, freedom and responsibility in Aristotle's school

Sir Richard Sorabji (Oxford)

Lecture Room

From 18:00

Drinks

Lecture Room