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SUMMARY:XII Conference of the Italian Society for Analytic Philosophy
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LOCATION:Pistoia\, Italy
DESCRIPTION:<p>XII Conference of the Italian Society for Analytic Philosophy (SIFA)<br><br>5-7 September 2016<br>University of Florence\, Campus Pistoia<br><br>The XII Conference of the Italian Society of Analytic Philosophy (SIFA) will<br>be held at the University of Florence\, campus Pistoia\, a charming medieval<br>town un Tuscany. <br>The Conference is open to all topics and themes in the analytic tradition\,<br>and will host three special topic symposia. <br><br><br>CONFIRMED INVITED SPEAKERS<br><br>Plenary&nbsp\; <br>Alva No&euml\; (University of California- Berkeley)<br>Sarah Buss (University of Michigan- Ann Arbor)<br>Keynote Address Speakers <br>1. Philosophy of Language: Maria Baghramian (University College Dublin)<br>2. Epistemology: Annalisa Coliva (Modena/UC-Irvine)<br>3. Aesthetics: Stacie Friend (Birkbeck London)<br>4. Philosophy of Action: Jennifer Hornsby (Birkbeck London)<br>5. Logic &amp\; Philosophy of Science: Edouard Machery (University of Pittsburgh) <br>6. Metaphysics: TBA<br>7. Philosophy of Law: Massimo Renzo (Kings College London)<br>8. Ethics: Paulina Sliwa (Cambridge University)<br>9. Political Philosophy: Peter Vallentyne (University of Missouri)<br>10. Philosophy of Mind: Hong Yu Wong (University of T&uuml\;bingen)<br>11. Symposium on Time: Sven Rosenkranz (ICREA\, Logos\, Barcellona)\, Stephen<br>Torre (Aberdeen)<br>12. Symposium on Music and Auditory Experience: TBA<br>13. Symposium on Libertarianism and Equal Opportunity: Hillel Steiner<br>(University of Manchester)\, Peter Vallentyne (University of Missouri) <br>14. Symposium on Medicine and Mind: TBA<br><br>The SIFA invites contributions for the following PARALLEL SESSIONS:<br>1. Action Theory <br>2. Aesthetics<br>3. Epistemology <br>4. Ethics<br>5. Logic &amp\; Philosophy of Science<br>6. Metaphysics <br>7. Philosophy of Language<br>8. Philosophy of Law<br>9. Philosophy of Mind<br>10. Political Philosophy<br><br><br>The SIFA invites contributions for the following SYMPOSIA:<br><br>A. Time <br>Invited Speakers: Sven Rosenkranz (ICREA\, Logos\, Barcelona)\, Stephan Torre<br>(Aberdeen)<br>Organizers: Elisa Paganini and Giuliano Torrengo (The Center for Philosophy<br>of Time\, Department of Philosophy\, Universit&agrave\; di Milano)<br>Things move and change. This truism seems to suggest that the flow of time<br>is real. However\, philosophers disagree on whether reality possesses any<br>genuine dynamic feature or whether dynamism is a reducible\, if not illusory\,<br>aspect of reality. Lately\, a series of articles and books have revived a<br>priori and a posteriori arguments for (and against) both positions\, and have<br>elaborated new ones. The workshop aims at gathering original contributions<br>to the ongoing debate on the issue. <br>Contact person: Giuliano Torrengo (giuliano.torrengo@gmail.com)<br><br>B. Music and Auditory Experience<br>Invited Speakers: TBA <br>Organizer: Elvira Di Bona (The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute /Hebrew<br>University) <br>The symposium aims to investigate the nature of musical experience and how<br>it differs from auditory experience in general. Some of the questions that<br>will be tackled are: to what extent does musical experience diverge from<br>auditory experience? Is there something unique that characterizes musical<br>experience? If yes\, how can we describe it? The objective of the symposium<br>is to gather original contributions on the current debate.<br>Slots for contributed papers: 2/3<br>Contact person: elviradibona@gmail.com<br><br><br>C. Libertarianism and Equal Opportunity<br>Invited speakers: Hillel Steiner (University of Manchester)\; Peter<br>Vallentyne (University of Missouri)<br>Organizer: Ian Carter<br>Description: A number of recent works in political philosophy have focussed<br>on the compatibility of libertarian premises with some sort of substantive<br>equality of opportunity. In particular\, so-called "left-libertarians" have<br>tried to demonstrate the compatibility of full self-ownership\, and of<br>private property rights more generally\, with the egalitarian distribution of<br>natural resources. To what extent have they succeeded in this theoretical<br>endeavor? Is a regime of property rights the best way to equalize social<br>freedom? Are natural resources the appropriate distribuendum for<br>egalitarians? How far may libertarians restrict inheritance or gift giving<br>in the name of equality of opportunity? How far do the prescriptions of<br>left-libertarianism coincide with those of luck egalitarianism?<br>Slots for contributed papers: 2/3<br>Contact person: Ian Carter (University of Pavia)\; email icarter@unipv.it<br><br><br>D. Medicine and Mind<br>Invited speakers: TBA<br>Organizers: Elisabetta Lalumera and Alessandro Pagnini <br>Description: The workshop addresses conceptual issues in the philosophy of<br>medicine and psychiatry\, such as the nature of disease and of mental<br>disorder between facts and values\, and normative versus biomedical models of<br>explanation and classification.<br>Slots for contributed papers: 1/2<br>Contact person: Elisabetta Lalumera elisabetta.lalumera@unimib.it<br><br>Submissions will be blind-refereed and selected on the basis of quality and<br>philosophical relevance. <br><br>Contributed papers will be scheduled for a 40-min presentation (including<br>discussion).<br><br>GUIDELINES FOR THE SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS<br>Abstracts must be written in English and be prepared for blind review\, with<br>all self-reference and personal data suppressed. Abstracts should indicate<br>the title of the paper and the parallel session for which it is submitted.<br><br>Please submit an abstract of 300 words\, and a long abstract of no more than<br>1000 words (references included). <br><br>Long abstracts should not only contain the position defended or the issue<br>discussed\, but also indicate the outline of the argument. <br>?Submission is made through the EasyChair website (see Guidelines below)*.<br>?Short abstracts will be inserted in the EasyChair submission page in text<br>format. <br>?Long abstracts will be uploaded as files in either .doc or .pdf format.<br><br>Please select only one parallel section during submission.<br><br>DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION is June 1st&nbsp\;&nbsp\; <br>Notification of acceptance is expected by July 1st <br><br>(*) Guidelines for EasyChair submission<br>The EasyChair login page for SIFA2016 is at:<br>https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=sifa2016<br>In order to access the submission page\, the creation of an EasyChair account<br>will be required.<br>IMPORTANT: Please notice that what is called "abstract" in the EasyChair<br>"Title\, Abstract and Other Information" section corresponds to the short<br>abstract of this call\, and what is called "paper" in the EasyChair "Upload<br>Paper" section corresponds to the long abstract of this call. <br>A visual guide to submission will be posted shortly on the conference<br>webpage.<br><br>REGISTRATION AND CONFERENCE FEES:<br>Deadline for early registration is by August 1. <br>Payment should be made online. <br>The webpage for payment and registration will be indicated on the SIFA<br>website in due time. <br>Conference fee includes: registration\, conference materials\, and<br>refreshments for the coffee breaks.<br><br>NB: the conference fee does not include the conference dinner. <br>Registration and payment for the conference dinner will be available as a<br>separate option on the registration website in due time.<br><br>REGISTRATION<br>Participation in the conference is subject to a registration fee and to the<br>payment of the SIFA membership.<br><br>If paid BEFORE August 1\, 2016:<br>50 (conference fee) + 50 euros (SIFA): permanent faculty<br>30 (conference fee) + 25 (SIFA) euros: others<br>If paid AFTER August 1\, 2016:<br>80 (conference fee) + 50 (SIFA) euros: permanent faculty<br>50 (conference fee) + 25 (SIFA) euros: others<br><br>Early registration will be open on June 1\, 2016 at the SIFA website:<br>www.sifa.unige.it/sifa2014<br><br>VENUE<br>Universit&agrave\; Degli Studi Di Firenze - Sede Distaccata di Pistoia/ University<br>of Florence\, Campus Pistoia<br>Address: Via Pertini\, 358\, 51100 Pistoia PT<br>Telefono: (39) 0573 358261<br>Website: http://www.uniser-pistoia.com/uniser11/<br><br>INFORMATION<br>All inquiries concerning the submission of abstracts should be addressed to:<br><br>sifa.pistoia2016@gmail.com<br><br>IMPORTANT DATES<br>?Deadline for submission: June 1st <br>?Notification of acceptance: July 1st <br>?Registration opens: June 1st <br>?Early registration deadline: August 1st <br><br>STEERING COMMITTEE:<br>Carla Bagnoli\, (President SIFA\, University of Modena &amp\; Oslo)\, Clotilde Calabi (University of Milan)\; Ian Carter (University of Pavia)\; Elvira Di Bona (The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute/Hebrew University)\; Massimo Dell?Utri (University of Sassari)\, Simone Gozzano (University of L?Aquila)\; Andrea Iacona (University of Turin)\; Elisabetta Lalumera (University of Milan-Bicocca)\; Giuliano Torrengo (University of Milan).<br><br>SPONSORS<br>We would like to thank the Universit&agrave\; degli Studi di Firenze\, Polo Universitario Uniser.&nbsp\; <br>The Symposium Time is Sponsored by Fondazione Cariplo &amp\; Regione Lombardia\,<br>under the auspices of The Center for Philosophy of Time\, Department of Philosophy\, Universit&agrave\; di Milano. The Symposium Medicine and Mind is sponsored by BIOM.</p>
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