European Congress of Analytic Philosophy (ECAP9)

Parental Partiality and Equality: A Reconciliation

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:09:10) >: The tension between the family and liberal equality

(00:23:10) >: Preparing the ground for a reconciliation

(00:35:58) >: A reconciliation

Recording from: 25.08.2017

Lecturer: Serena Olsaretti

Current Issues in the Epistemology of Modality

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:02:01) >: Modal knowledge

(00:11:01) >: Epistemological considerations

(00:15:37) >: Structure of modal knowledge

(00:29:30) >: Source and epistemic status of modal knowledge

(00:44:01) >: Concluding remarks

Recording from: 25.08.2017

Lecturer: Sonia Roca-Royes

Two Cheers for Equality

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:00:42) >: Understandings of liberty, equality and justice

(00:10:41) >: Honour and dignity as rights to respect

(00:17:04) >: Moral equality

(00:19:23) >: Political equality and neutrality as equal respect

(00:37:30) >: Economic inequality and the distribution of wealth

(00:43:04) >: Conclusion

Recording from: 24.08.2017

Lecturer: Anthony Appiah

What Analytic Philosophy Can Do For the Historian: the Case of Islamic Philosophy

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:04:50) >: Five Examples

(00:06:08) >: 1. The “extended mind” and Averroes

(00:14:31) >: 2. Ǝx and Avicenna on existence

(00:20:26) >: 3. Externalism/internalism and al-Fārābī

(00:26:05) >: 4. Compatbilism and al-Kindī’s astrological determinism

(00:32:02) >: 5. Opaque/transparent contexts and Avicenna’s Flying Man

(00:40:24) >: Moral of the stories

Recording from: 24.08.2017

Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Peter Adamson

Graded Membership, Typicality, and Subjectivity

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:10:40) >: Graded membership and conceptual spaces

(00:27:00) >: Dimensional Adjectives

(00:30:14) >: Study

(00:32:47) >: Part 1: Aggregate level

(00:39:27) >: Part 2: Individual level

(00:44:27) >: General summary

(00:45:09) >: CS models compared

(00:45:28) >: Further questions to consider

Recording from: 24.08.2017

Lecturer: Paul Égré

Beyond Consequentialization: How to Represent Moral Theories in a Canonical Form

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:04:33) >: What do we mean by a moral theory?

(00:12:46) >: Can every moral theory be consequentialized?

(00:20:49) >: Reason-based representations of moral theories

(00:32:06) >: A taxonomy of moral theories

(00:37:28) >: The moral underdetermination problem

Recording from: 23.08.2017

Lecturer: Prof. Christian List, PhD

Grounding & Explanation: A Cautionary Tale

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:03:41) >: Grounding & Explanation

(00:13:24) >: Argument Step One

(00:27:29) >: Argument Step Two

(00:44:06) >: Summary & Conclusion

Recording from: 23.08.2017

Lecturer: Anna-Sofia Maurin

What Is so Special about Human Social Cognition?

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:07:36) >: 1. Testimony: a paradigm of OCC interactions

(00:12:12) >: 2. The gap between understanding and acceptance

(00:18:01) >: 3. Filling the gap

(00:28:13) >: 4. A metarepresentational architecture

(00:33:50) >: 5. A developmental puzzle

Recording from: 22.08.2017

Lecturer: Pierre Jacob

Logic Will Get You from A to B. Imagination Will Take You Everywhere

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:01:01) >: 1. Imagination as Tonk?

(00:04:09) >: 2. Features of Imagination

(00:23:47) >: 4. Imagining Parts and Wholes

(00:25:07) >: 5. Disjunctive and Vague Imaginings

(00:26:54) >: 6. Nonmonotonic, Relevant Imagination

(00:30:07) >: 7. Equivalents in Imagination

Recording from: 22.08.2017

Lecturer: Franz Berto

’Dis-contented Animals’

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:17:36) >: Three kinds of sceptical arguments

(00:34:12) >: Sterelny and Burge

(00:39:20) >: A new representationalism

Recording from: 22.08.2017

Lecturer: Helen Steward

Ockham’s Razor and the Mind/Body Problem

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:05:40) >: Parsimony in the past

(00:10:41) >: Parsimony

(00:20:49) >: Applying AIC to the mind/body problem

(00:36:04) >: Conclusion

Recording from: 22.08.2017

Lecturer: Elliott Sober

Blocking as Counter-speech

(00:00:00) >: Introduction

(00:05:00) >: Blocking

(00:10:10) >: 'Back-door' Speech Acts

(00:17:11) >: Blocking as Retroactive 'Undoing'

(00:24:27) >: Blocking Authority

(00:31:50) >: Blocking 'Back-door' Speech Acts

(00:35:22) >: Blocking as Retroactive 'Undoing'

(00:49:34) >: Handicaps on Blocking

(01:03:30) >: Concluding Remarks

Recording from: 21.08.2017

Lecturer: Rae Langton

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