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SUMMARY:The Cologne Knowledge Router
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LOCATION:Albertus-Magnus-Platz\, Cologne\, Germany\, 50923
DESCRIPTION:<p>The Cologne Center for Contemporary Epistemology and the Kantian Tradition (CONCEPT) organizes a monthly online talk series: the&nbsp\;<em>Cologne Knowledge Router</em>. For each of the installments of the&nbsp\;<em>Router</em>\, CONCEPT invites established philosophers to present their work on a topic within the scope of traditional\, social\, and formal epistemology. By including early career scholars as commentators\, the&nbsp\;<em>Router</em>&nbsp\;supports a horizontal knowledge transfer on all levels of experience. The main aim of each meeting is an interactive discussion on the presented topic.<br><br>The third installment of this series will feature Roy Sorensen (University of Texas at Austin)\, who will present his paper entitled &lsquo\;Lie for Me: The Intent to Deceive Fails to Scale Up&rsquo\;. The commentators will be Jessica Keiser (University of Leeds) and Neri Marsili (University of Bologna).<br><br>This event will take place on February 19\, at 5 p.m. CET\, and it will be held via Zoom. Please send an e-mail at&nbsp\;s.schmidt@uni-koeln.de</a>&nbsp\;to register and get the link.</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Sven Bernecker;CN=Francesco Praolini;CN=Luis Rosa;CN=Sibel Schmidt:
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