conference on inferential internalism

17th to 18th June 2008, University of Fribourg, Miséricorde, Room 2122

supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation, the department of philosophy of the University of Fribourg and eidos, the Genevan Centre for Metaphysics.

For the full thematic conference-description: pdf (10 p.)

For a short thematic conference-description: html

Please check the program for updates

map for participants here: in red color: the route from the hotel to the conference room and the route from the station to the conference room; in pink: the town's principal pedestrian road from the station

Monday, 16th of June

20.30: dinner

Tuesday, 17th of June

10:15-12:00:
Believing One's Reasons are Good (contact Andri for off-print of the paper)
Adam Leite (University of Indiana)
lunch
13:30-15:15:
Against Inferential Internalism
Josh Schechter (Brown University)
15:30-17:15:
Reflective Conceptions of Inference
Andri Toendury (University of Geneva)
20.30: dinner

Wednesday, 18th of June

10.15-12.00:
Undermining and Inference
Jim Pryor (New York University)
lunch
13:30-15:15:
Inferential Internalism and the Norm of Belief
Pascal Engel (University of Geneva)
15:30-17:15:
Inferential Warrant, Epistemic Responsibility, and Moorean Dogmatism
Adam Leite (University of Indiana)
17:30-19:00
Round-table discussion
20.30: dinner

Inquiries

For all inquiries, please contact the organiser, Andri Toendury.


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eidos -- the Centre in Metaphysics of the University of Geneva and Department of Philosophy, University of Fribourg