III MADRID WORKSHOP ON NEW TRENDS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF
SOCIAL SCIENCE
INFERENTIALISM IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE, MIND, AND ACTION
Organised by: UNED
Facultad de Filosofía. Dpt. Lógica, Historia y
Filosofía de la Ciencia
Madrid, october 3-5, 2012
UNED, Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales
Sala “Angel Sáez Torrecilla”
Senda del Rey, 11. Madrid
(Map; bus 46, stop “Senda del Rey” –from “Sevilla”; or
“Av. Séneca –from “Moncloa”)
Invited speakers:
Lilian Bermejo (Universidad de Granada)
Anthony Booth (Utrecht University)
Matthew Chrisman (University of Edinburgh)
María José Frápolli (Universidad de Granada)
Beatrice Kobow (Universität Leipzig)
Sven Rosenkranz (University of Barcelona)
Lionel Shapiro (University of Connecticut)
Daniel Whiting (University of Southampton)
For further information, contact:
Jesús Zamora-Bonilla. jpzb [@] fsof.uned.es
Sponsored by the Spanish govt. research project
FFI2011-23267 (“Inferentialism as social epistemology”)
PROVISIONAL
PROGRAMME
Wednesday,
October 3rd
9:50. Welcome and registration.
10:00 Sven Rosenkranz. “Inferentialism and
metasemantics”
11:00. Andreas Fjellstad. “What is semantic
content?”
11:35 Coffee break.
12:00 Bernd Prien. “Holistic inferentialism and the
problem of communication”
12:35 Nicholas Tebben. “Inferentialism and
communication”
13:10 Leonardo Marchettoni. “Inferentialism, culture
and public deliberation”
13:45 Lunch
16:00 Mathew Chrisman. "Should the Metalanguage of
Metaethics be Nonnormative?"
17:00 Cristina Corredor. “On the pragmatics of
pejoratives”
17:35 Ulf Hlobil. “Meaning Is a Normative Concept”
18:10 End of session
Thursday,
October 4th
9:25 Owen Griffiths. “Inferentialism and identity”
10:00 Lilian Bermejo. “On material inferences: Brandom's false
dilemma”
11:00 Coffee break
11:25 Ole Hjortland. “Thrice denied”
12:00 Daniel Whiting. “What’s so bad about bad concepts?”
13:00 Éva Kocsis. “Brandom on indexicals”
13:35 Lunch
16:00 Mª José Frápolli and Neftalí Villanueva. “Do sciences
(natural and human) search for truth?”
17:00 Giacomo Turbanti. “A paradox of inferentialism”
17:35 Javier González de Prado and Jesús Zamora Bonilla.
“Inferentialism and collective intentionality”
18:10 End of session
Friday,
October 5th
9:25: Elia Zardini. “The underdetermination of the meaning of logical
words”
10:00 Anthony Booth. "What do we aim at when we suspend
judgement?"
11:00 Coffee break
11:25 Nuria Miras. “Reasons and actions on a slippery ground”
12:00 Beatrice Sasha Kobow. “Making it the case by taking it to be the
case?
Some critical remarks on the notion of declarations and an alternative
proposal”
13:00 Thomas Jussuf Spiegel. “Inferentialism and Semantic Contextualism
in Brandom and Travis”
13:35 Lunch
16:00 Preston Stovall. “Toward a First-Order Comprehensional
Semantics”
16:35 Daniele Santoro. “Causes and Blame: A Pragmatic Analysis”
17:10 Lionel Shapiro. "Relativism and Inferentialism."
18:10 End of workshop
