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Bergen Workshop on Logical Evidence

26-27 May 2020
Bergen, Norway

BERGEN WORKSHOP ON LOGICAL EVIDENCE
  University of Bergen, 26th-27th May 2020

Deadline: 22nd March 2020

Confirmed speakers:

   *   Gila Sher (University of California, San Diego)
   *   Michael Devitt (The Graduate Center, CUNY)

Call for papers:

We invite submissions for 45-minute presentations, with additional time 
for discussion, on the broad topic of logical evidence, addressing 
questions including, but not limited to:

   *   Can logical claims be justified?
   *   If so, what distinct types of evidence can be relied upon?
   *   Are our logical beliefs default reasonable?
   *   What role do intuitions and logical paradoxes play in dictating our choice of logic?
   *   Can it be rational to rely upon empirical evidence to justify logical theories?

Submissions should take the form of anonymised 1,000-1,500 word abstracts, 
and be sent to benjamin.martin@uib.no<mailto:benjamin.martin@uib.no> by 
the 22nd March. Contact details, including paper title, affiliation and 
email address, should be submitted as a separate PDF. All submissions will 
be blind refereed.

The workshop has no associated registration fee, but speakers will be 
required to fund their own travel and accommodation.

An early-career masterclass on logical epistemology will immediately 
follow the workshop, from the 28th-29th May, for which a separate call 
will appear.

Important Dates:

   *   Deadline for submissions: 22nd March 2020
   *   Communication of acceptance: 29th March 2020
   *   Deadline for registration: 24th April 2020
   *   Workshop: 26th-27th May 2020

For any queries, contact Ben Martin 
(benjamin.martin@uib.no)<mailto:benjamin.martin@uib.no)>.

PhilEvents page: https://philevents.org/event/show/80554

The workshop is organised as part of the European Research Council 
Horizon2020-funded project The Unknown Science: Understanding the 
Epistemology of Logic through Practice.

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