16-19 June 2010
Rome, Italy
Logic and Knowledge � Time: June 16-19, 2010, Rome. Location: � Department of Philosophical and Epistemological Studies, University� �??La Sapienza�?�, Villa Mirafiori, Via Carlo Fea 2, Ro me. � The conference subject is the relationship between logic and � knowle dge, considered as a topic of current debate, or as an� historical case study, or when appropriate as both. Each paper has been assigned a discussant. The Conference is open to public. No registration fee. Program Wednesday 16 June, Room V � 9:30 �?? 9:45 Opening � 9:45 �?? 10:30 D. Gillies (University College London), The empiricist view of logic � 10:30 �?? 10:45 Discussant: P. Pecere (University of Cassino) � 10:45 �?? 11:00 Coffee Break � 11:00 �?? 11:45 M. De Caro (University Roma Tre of Rome), What can th e neurosciences tell us about freedom and morality? � 11:45 �?? 12:00 Discussant: A. Paese (University La Sapienza of Rome) � 12:00 �?? 12:30 General discussion � 15:00 �?? 15:45 M. Detlefsen (University of Notre Dame), Rigor, logic � and intuition � 15:45 �?? 16:00 Discussant: M. Antonutti (University of Bristol) � 16:00 �?? 16:45 G. Sundholm (University of Leiden), A garden of� gr ounding trees � 16:45 �?? 17:00 Discussant: L. Incurvati (University of Cambridge) � 17:00 �?? 17:15 Coffee Break � 17:15 �?? 18:00 C. Posy (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), On the � finite: Part I, Lessons learned from Kant about knowledge� � and� indetermin acy � 18:00 �?? 18:15 Discussant: S. Di Paolo (University La Sapienza of Ro me) � 18:15 �?? 19:00 General discussion Thursday 17 June, Room V � 9:00 �?? 9:45 M. Capozzi (University La Sapienza of Rome), � 9:45 �?? 10:00 Discussant: C. Fabbrizi (University La Sapienza of Rom e) � 10:00 �?? 10:45 R. Chiaradonna (University Roma Tre of Rome), Galen �??s� medical epistemology � 10:45 �?? 11:00 Discussant: D. Quarantotto (University La Sapienza of � Rome) � 11:00 �?? 11:15 Coffee Break � 11:15 �?? 12:00 J. von Plato(University of Helsinki), On the� dimen sionality of deductive arguments � 12:00 �?? 12:15 Discussant: A. Iacona (University of L?Aquila) � 12:15 �?? 12:45 General discussion 15:00 �?? 15:45 T. Williamson (University of Oxford), Logics and� metal ogics � 15:45 �?? 16:00 Discussant: C. Cozzo (University La Sapienza of Rome) � 16:00 �?? 16:45 C. Cozzo (University La Sapienza of Rome), Is knowled ge� the most general factive stative attitude? � 16:45 �?? 17:00 Discussant: T. Williamson (University of Oxford) � 17:00 �?? 17:15 Coffee Break � 17:15 �?? 18:00 E. Ippoliti (University La Sapienza of Rome), Between data and hypotheses: the quest for knowledge � 18:00 �?? 18:15 Discussant: F. Sterpetti (University La Sapienza of � Rome) � 18:15 �?? 19:00 General discussion � Friday 18 June, Room V � 9:45 �?? 10:30 D. Prawitz(University of Stockholm), Perfect syllogism s, proofs, and knowledge � 10:30 �?? 10:45 Discussant: J. Murzi (University of Sheffield) � 10:45 �?? 11:00 Coffee Break � 11:00 �?? 11:45 R. Hersh (University of New Mexico), Mathematical� intuition (Poincare, Polya, Dewey) � 11:45 �?? 12:00 Discussant: C. Bernardi (University La Sapienza of Ro me) � 12:00 �?? 12:45 General discussion � 15:00 �?? 15:45 C. Cellucci(University La Sapienza of Rome), Classify ing� and justifying inferences � 15:45 �?? 16:00 Discussant: N. Goethe (University of Gottingen) � 16:00 �?? 16:45 E. Grosholz (Penn State University), Referring and� analyzing: Logic, Mathematics, Mechanics � 16:45 �?? 17:00 Discussant: V. Giardino (Institut Jean Nicod Paris) � 17:00 �?? 17:15 Coffee Break � 17:15 �?? 18:00 R. Thomas (University of Manitoba), Assimilation: Not � only indiscernibles are identified � 18:00 �?? 18:15 Discussant: D. De Simone (University La Sapienza of � Rome ) � 18:15 �?? 19:00 General discussion � Saturday 19 June, Room V 9:30 �?? 10:15 R. Cordeschi (University La Sapienza of Rome), Artificial Intelligence, cognitive science and evolutionary theory: a unifying � fra mework by Herbert Simon � 10:15 �?? 10:30 Discussant: F. Ervas (Institut Jean Nicod Paris) � 10:30 �?? 11:15 J. Azzouni (Tuft University), The nonexistence of� nominalistic content and its impact on metaphysics � 11:15 �?? 11:30 Discussant: S. De Bianchi (University La Sapienza of � Rome) � 11:30 �?? 11:45 Coffee Break � 11:45 �?? 13:00 Round Table � Contact : emiliano.ippoliti@uniroma1.it � Website: http://w3.uniroma1.it/logic Scientific Committee � Carlo Cellucci � Emily Grosholz � Emiliano Ippoliti � Messages to the list are archived at � http://listserv.liv.ac.uk/archives/philos-l.html. Prolonged discussions sho uld be moved to chora: enrol via � http://listserv.liv.ac.uk/archives/chora.h tml. Other philosophical� resources on the Web can be found at http://www.liv.ac.uk/pal.