23-25 Oct 2009
Zuerich, Switzerland
International Workshop: Judgement and Truth in Early Analytic Philosophy an d Phenomenology University of Zrich, 23-25th of October 2009 Judgement was a central topic in philosophy in the late 19th and early 20th century. Key figures in analytic philosophy (for example, Frege and Russell ) and the phenomenological tradition (Brentano and his pupils) gave pride of place to judgement in their philosophical investigations. The workshop aims to shed light on the proposed views of judgement and explore their connections to current philosophical work. Contributors and provisional titles: Tim Crane: Judgements about the non-existent: Meinong and Russell Hanjo Glock: Judgements, Propositions and Concepts in Frege and the Tractat us Michael Kremer: Judgment - Psychological or Logical? Wolfgang Knne: Frege's Conception of Judgement Fraser Macbride: Russell's Multiple Relation Theory of Judgement Wayne Martin: Theodor Lipps and the Comportment of Judgement Maria van der Schaar: G.F. Stout and the Psychology of Judgement Mark Textor: Learning from Reinach For information about registration etc. visit: www.philosophie.uzh.ch/institut/lehrstuehle/theoretische2/forschung/concept s.html