CFP: Formal Epistemology Workshop

We invite paper submissions in formal epistemology broadly construed, including but not limited to probability, decision and game theory, philosophy of science, logic, philosophy of language, social epistemology, as well as suitable papers that intersect with aligned scientific disciplines, such as computer science, psychology, and statistics.

Paper submissions should be no longer than 6,000 words and should be accompanied by an abstract of maximally 200 words. 

Accepted papers should be suitable for 45 minutes presentation time, followed by 10-15 minutes commentary, and 45 minutes of general discussion. 

We welcome and strongly encourage submissions from members of underrepresented groups in philosophy, as well as early career researchers and students.

All submissions should be prepared for anonymous review.

Note that there will be some funding available for graduate students invited to present to comment.

If you are interested in serving as a commentator, please write to us to this effect (whether or not you are submitting a paper).