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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Budapest:20191024T060000
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SUMMARY:Mental Fictionalism
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LOCATION:Tóth Kálmán Street\, 1097\, Budapest\, Hungary
DESCRIPTION:<p>This workshop will be part of a series in which we discuss the prospects of a middle ground between realism and&nbsp\;eliminativism about mental entities\, and the proper interpretation of folk psychological discourse. The series began with the publication of the Monist issue on 'Mental&nbsp\;Fictionalism' in 2013. We also had a successful workshop&nbsp\;on fictionalism in Budapest and another on mental&nbsp\;fictionalism in Edinburgh\, both in 2014. Our plan now is to refine our arguments\, and to evaluate recent&nbsp\;developments in the field (such as e.g. B&aacute\;cs 2018\, Smythe&nbsp\;2017\, Toon 2016\, Wallace 2016).</p>\n<p>The planned talks cover not only the nature of fiction\, the mental\, and folk psychology--but also a number of related topics such as mental illness\, the self\, embodiment\, ontological commitment\, reason-giving\, and knowledge-attributions.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>The event is open to anyone who wishes to attend.</p>\n<p>(Note that Daniel Dennett is unable to attend in person but is joining us via Skype.)</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Tamas Demeter;CN=T. Parent;CN=Adam Toon:
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