Contemporary Philosophy meets Philosophy of Science: Trends and Perspectives: II

[All times are Athens time - EEST / UTC + 3 hours]

Thursday 26th September

10.00–11.00am 
Helen Beebee (Leeds) — Does Causation Come in Degrees?

11.10–12.10am
(online) Michela Massimi (Edinburgh) — Local Knowledge and Perspectival Realism

Coffee break until 12.40 pm

12.40–1.40pm
Stathis Psillos (Athens) — Is There a Problem with Induction? Lessons from the long 17th century

Lunch Break until 3.30 pm

3.30-4.30pm
Alex Byrne (MIT) — Natural Minds, Artificial Minds, Simulated Minds

Coffee break until 5.00 pm

5.00–6.00pm
Anthony Hatzimoysis (Athens) — The Rationality of Moods

Friday 27th September

10.00–11.00am 
Stavros Ioannidis (Athens) — Reconsidering the Structure of Darwin’s ‘Long Argument’

11.10–12.10am
Lilia Gurova (Sofia) — Understanding, Prediction, and Inference

Coffee break until 12.40 pm

12.40–1.40pm
María Jiménez-Buedo (Madrid) — Social Mechanisms: a trilemma for scientific explanation

Lunch Break until 3.30 pm

3.30-4.30pm
Thomas Sattig (Tübingen) — From Spacetime in Physics to Space and Time in Human Experience

Coffee break until 5.00 pm

5.00–6.30pm
Book Symposium on Chrysostomos Mantzavinos’s The Constitution of Science (CUP, 2024)
(Chrysostomos Mantzavinos, Theodore Arabatzis, Michela Massimi, Helen Beebee)

-Attendance is free but places are limited and registration is required (you can register at the website of the conference).