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DTSTAMP:20260405T161820Z
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240627T090000
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SUMMARY:Insights through Metaphor. Metaphors\, Pictures\, and Epistemic Values
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LOCATION:Konstanz\, Germany
DESCRIPTION:<p>It is undeniable that metaphors have an aesthetic dimension. Traditionally\, this aesthetic aspect was either emphasized while the epistemic value of metaphors was at the same time diminished or the aesthetic dimension was neglected in order to emphasize the epistemic value of metaphors. At our conference\, we want to ask if the aesthetic dimension of metaphors can also strengthen and contribute to the epistemic value of metaphors. To investigate this question we also plan to take into account the relation between metaphors and pictures. It can\, for example\, be asked to what degree metaphors have pictorial quality. Furthermore\, some authors argue that there are genuine visual metaphors. In this context it can be discussed which special properties (if any) metaphors gain when they are realized visually. Further questions are: Can the epistemic value of metaphors be explicated by recourse to the epistemic value of images or pictures? How exactly does the aesthetic relate to the epistemic value in images and metaphors? Which epistemic values can art and aesthetic objects in general have? Is there a genuine epistemic value of metaphors at all?&nbsp\;Which value can metaphors and analogies have for science and (scientific) understanding in general?&nbsp\;The conference will address these and related questions from the perspective of epistemology\, philosophy of language\, philosophy of science\, linguistics\, psychology\, art history and media theory.</p>\n<p>Speakers:</p>\n<p>Robyn&nbsp\;Carston&nbsp\;(University College London)</p>\n<p>Roman Frigg&nbsp\;(London School&nbsp\;of&nbsp\;Economics and Political Sciences)</p>\n<p>Michalle&nbsp\;Gal&nbsp\;(Shenkar&nbsp\;College)</p>\n<p>Dedre&nbsp\;Gentner&nbsp\;(Northwestern University)</p>\n<p>Jacob Hesse&nbsp\;(Ruhr University Bochum)</p>\n<p>Till&nbsp\;Julian Huss&nbsp\;(University&nbsp\;of&nbsp\;Europe&nbsp\;for Applied Sciences)</p>\n<p>Nikola&nbsp\;Kompa&nbsp\;(University&nbsp\;of&nbsp\;Osnabr&uuml\;ck)</p>\n<p>Alice Murphy&nbsp\;(LMU Munich)</p>\n<p>Marius Rimmele&nbsp\;(University&nbsp\;of Zurich)</p>\n<p>Registration:</p>\n<p>Participation is free. For registration please send an e-mail to jochen.briesen@uni-konstanz.de.</p>\n<p>Seats are limited.</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Jacob Hesse;CN=Jochen Briesen:
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