Justification in Moral and Political PhilosophyFabienne Peter (University of Warwick)
part of:
What We Do: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on the Aims and Methods of Philosophy
Gellner Room
Zrínyi utca 9
1051 Budapest 1051
Hungary
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4th April, 2014
Friday
09:00 Registration & Coffee
09:30 Welcome
09:40 - 10:30
Alexander Geddes
(University College London)
"Judgments about Thought Experiments"
Comments:
Katalin Farkas
10:30 - 11:20
Stephen Ryan
(University of Edinburgh)
"Reliance on Intuitions: A Response to Cappelen"
Comments:
Róbert Mátyási
11:50 - 12:40
Matti Heinonen
(University of Helsinki)
"Collective Intentional Action and the Naturalist’s Dilemma"
Comments:
John Michael
14:20 - 15:10
Felicity Loudon
(University of St. Andrews)
"Engaging Philosophically with Past Philosophy"
Comments:
David Weberman
15:10 - 16:00
Anna Christen
(University of St. Andrews)
"On the Significance of Geistesgeschichte within Contemporary Philosophy"
Comments:
László Kajtár
5th April, 2014
Saturday
10:30 - 12:00
Keynote
Fabienne Peter
(University of Warwick)
"Justification in Moral and Political Philosophy"
13:30-14:20
Ali Emre Benli
(LUISS University)
"Problem of Consent: Theorizing Justice and Political Guidance in Contemporary Democracies"
Comments:
Orsolya Reich
14:20 - 15:10
Kevin Tobia
(University of Oxford)
“Moral Intuition, Expertise, and Methodology"
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Anton Markoč
15:40 - 16:30
Kapelner Zsolt
(CEU)
"Why Analytic Philosophy Needs a Definition"
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Dániel Kodaj
16:30 - 17:20
Sebastian Wyss
(University of Zurich)
"Wittgenstein's Conception of Philosophy: Negativism and Value"
Comments:
Colin McCullough-Benner
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