Poster Perception and evidence wsh long - · universitÉ du luxembourg a faculty of language and...
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Free admission, everybody welcome! Organization: Andy Orlando, Frank Hofmann Please register: [email protected] Perception and Evidence BELUX6 Colloquia in Contemporary Epistemology University of Luxembourg – KU Leuven 1011 June 2016, University of Luxembourg Institute of Philosophy, Campus Belval, MSH +1, Seminar Room 1 http://philosophie.uni.lu June 10 09:3011:00 Craig French (University of Cambridge) “Epistemological disjunctivism and the representational commitment “ 11:1512:45 Clayton Littlejohn (King’s College London) “Do you see what I know?” lunch break 14:3016:00 Roberta Locatelli (University of Warwick) “Superficial properties and the indistinguishability principle” 16:3018:00 Frank Hofmann (University of Luxembourg) “On how to explain perceptual knowledge” June 11 09:3011:00 Chris Tucker (College of William and Mary) “Cognitive penetration and cognitive selection: what’s the difference” 11:1512:45 Indrek Reiland (Institut Jean Nicod, Paris) ”Dogmatism and the nature of perceptual evidence” lunch break 14:3016:00 Harmen Ghijsen (KU Leuven) “Do we really need perceptual evidence?”
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Free admission, everybody welcome! Organization: Andy Orlando, Frank Hofmann Please register: [email protected]
Perception and Evidence BELUX6 -‐ Colloquia in Contemporary Epistemology University of Luxembourg – KU Leuven
10-‐11 June 2016, University of Luxembourg Institute of Philosophy, Campus Belval, MSH +1, Seminar Room 1
http://philosophie.uni.lu
June 10 09:30-‐11:00 Craig French (University of Cambridge) “Epistemological disjunctivism and the representational commitment “ 11:15-‐12:45 Clayton Littlejohn (King’s College London) “Do you see what I know?” lunch break 14:30-‐16:00 Roberta Locatelli (University of Warwick) “Superficial properties and the indistinguishability principle” 16:30-‐18:00 Frank Hofmann (University of Luxembourg) “On how to explain perceptual knowledge”
June 11 09:30-‐11:00 Chris Tucker (College of William and Mary) “Cognitive penetration and cognitive selection: what’s the difference” 11:15-‐12:45 Indrek Reiland (Institut Jean Nicod, Paris) ”Dogmatism and the nature of perceptual evidence” lunch break 14:30-‐16:00 Harmen Ghijsen (KU Leuven) “Do we really need perceptual evidence?”
