The Epistemology of Property Perception

April 21, 2021 - April 23, 2021

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University of Oxford
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
University of California, Berkeley
University of Toronto, St. George Campus
Brandeis University
University of California, Berkeley
Cambridge University

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University of Oxford
Capital Normal University
University Tübingen
University College Dublin

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The second of three workshops will focus on the epistemic issues surrounding property perception:

Whatever role perceiving objects plays in anchoring thought about objects, we can ask: does property perception play a parallel role for our capacity to form perception-based thoughts about sensible properties, and is this the case for all or only some sensible properties?

If more is required of property perception—and many assume that it is—then this imposes substantive constraints on the right account of property perception. Yet if more is required, what is it about properties and, relatedly, perception-based thought about properties that imposes these demands?

The program is as follows:

WEDNESDAY 21 APRIL

17:00–18:30 (UTC+1) Ori Beck (Ben-Gurion)

18:45–20:15 Mike Martin (Oxford)

THURSDAY 22 APRIL

17:00–18:30 Peter Epstein (Brandeis)

18:45–20:15 Imogen Dickie (Toronto)

FRIDAY 23 APRIL

17:00–18:30 Dominic Alford-Duguid (Oxford)

18:45–20:15 Jessie Munton (Cambridge)

20:30–22:00 John Campbell (UC-Berkeley)

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April 21, 2021, 1:00pm BST

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