Incommensurability 50

In 1962 Thomas Kuhn and Paul Feyerabend independently suggested the provocative idea that under certain conditions theories (paradigms, world-views) are incommensurable – they have no common measure. Ever since, claims about incommensurability have been central to controversies across an array of disciplines, and the idea of incommensurability has played key roles in a wide range of discussions within and beyond the philosophy of science.

Conference fees

There is no registration fee for the conference. The Local Organizing Committee is pleased to offer free accommodation and meals for the three days of the conference to all the contributing speakers. A few travel bursaries for graduate students are available (up to 400 USD).