Locality of Reason Lectures. Rationality of the Nonconceptual

Modern philosophy is dominated by the rationalist view that the space of reasons is not wider than the logical space of concepts. Non-conceptual representations are thus mostly banished from contemporary philosophy. In the lecture, however, this belief will be contradicted and an argument will be made for a rational theory of representation. Four questions will be discussed: 1) What is rationality? 2) What are representations? 3) What are concepts and what is the non-conceptual? 4) What are reasons? In this discussion it turns out that today the dominant schools all start from a basic conviction that one does not have to share.       More details (including the zoom link) can be found here: LOR - Events (uw.edu.pl)