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SUMMARY:"How Am I Supposed To Know?" - Sources of Knowledge
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LOCATION:Universitätsstrasse 7\, Vienna\, Austria\, A-1010
DESCRIPTION:<p>Contemporary debates on knowledge tend to revolve around the acquisition of&nbsp\;knowledge\, the conference will therefore focus on the sources of knowledge.&nbsp\;Possible candidates for such sources of knowledge seem to be perception\,&nbsp\;memory\, logical reasoning\, testimony\, or intuitions. But there is no&nbsp\;agreement on which of these are sources of knowledge in their own right\, and&nbsp\;which can be reduced to others\; in which epistemological processes they are&nbsp\;involved\; or what sort of justification they each require or yield.</p>\n<p>In order to tackle these questions we invite high-quality papers from&nbsp\;graduate students on the following or related topics:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Reductionism and non-reductionism in the case of testimony</li>\n<li>Do testimony or memory transmit knowledge or do they generate new&nbsp\;knowledge?</li>\n<li>What connection is there between trust and testimony?</li>\n<li>What are intuitions?</li>\n<li>Can knowledge be obtained through intuitions\, and if so\, how?</li>\n<li>Is theory ladenness a problem for perception as a source of knowledge?</li>\n<li>How is a priori knowledge possible?</li>\n<li>Is all / some / any knowledge propositional?</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Submission information:</p>\n<p>Deadline for submission of abstracts: February 28\, 2013<br>Notification of acceptance: March 15\, 2013<br><br>Abstracts of approximately 500 words should be in English and prepared for&nbsp\;blind review. The author&rsquo\;s name\, affiliation\, the title of the submitted&nbsp\;paper\, and e-mail address must be included in a separate document. Files can&nbsp\;be submitted in PDF\, RTF or DOC(X) and should be sent to&nbsp\;sebastian.kletzl@univie.ac.at</a>.<br><br>All abstracts will be reviewed by members of the Vienna Forum for Analytic&nbsp\;Philosophy and faculty members of the Department of Philosophy at the&nbsp\;University of Vienna. Accepted papers should be suitable for a 30-min&nbsp\;presentation (approx. 3.000 words).<br><br>Registration:</p>\n<p>Attendance of the conference is free\, but participants are asked to register&nbsp\;by e-mail to&nbsp\;sebastian.kletzl@univie.ac.at.<br><br>For further information about the Vienna Forum for Analytic Philosophy\,&nbsp\;please visit our website:</p>
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