Formal epistemologists have their \;FEW\, philosophers of reason have their \;SLACRR\, metaphysicians of science have their \;SMS. Philosophers of causation don&rsquo\;t have anything similar. We think it is high time to rectify this dire situation. This is the first workshop on the philosophy\, psychology\, and computer science of causation\, and we hope more will come. We are inviting submissions from all researchers working on causation\, causal cognition\, and causal discovery.
\nPlease submit an abstract of \;300&ndash\;1000 words \;to \;kyoto23@causation.science. Specifically\, please send an email with your \;name\, the \;title \;of your talk\, and the \;abstract \;in the body of the email and \;submission \;as its title. If you have a (drafty or polished) paper\, or your abstract can't be easily pasted as text (e.g.\, it contains figures or symbols)\, please \;in addition \;attach a PDF of the paper or the abstract. Please mind that the more of the argument your abstract contains\, the more likely it will be accepted. There will be limited financial support available\; please state at the end of the email if your attendance is conditional on receiving such support.
\nThe deadline for submitting abstracts: \;April 23. We will notify you at the end of April. The workshop itself will happen in Kyoto on \;June 24-26\, 2023. In addition to the talks\, we are also planning some sightseeing activities in the evenings and on the days surrounding the conference.
ORGANIZER;CN=Tomasz Wysocki;CN=Jun Otsuka: METHOD:PUBLISH END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR