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SUMMARY:Principle of Sufficient Reason and Explicability Arguments
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LOCATION:Strada Massimo D’Azeglio 85\, Parma\, Italy\, 43125
DESCRIPTION:<p>Abstract: The Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR) used to be a mainstay of rationalism and was routinely rejected by empiricists. While it was sidelined for much of the twentieth century\, recent years have witnessed a remarkable revival of this principle. Much of this resurgence is due to an influential paper by Michael Della Rocca (Philosophers&rsquo\; Imprint\, 2010)\, who argues that PSR lurks behind numerous {\\em explicability arguments} accepted by empiricists. This talk aims to refute Della Rocca's argument and advocates for the (continued) rejection of PSR.&nbsp\;</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Alessandro Torza:
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