The EXPRESS Seminar meets on selected Tuesdays during term time. In the first semester of 2022/2023 the seminar is again joining forces with the PHILMATH Seminar in Paris. The talks will take place via Zoom. To attend, please contact Luca Incurvati.
7 february 2023: Sarah MOSS (University of MICHIGAN)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: A Synthesis View of Counterfactuals (Abstract)
13 december 2022: hannes leitgeb (munich center for mathematical philosophy)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: On Merely Expressive Devices (Abstract)
26 september 2022: A.C. Paseau (Oxford)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: Deductivism: a re-appraisal (Abstract)
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30 may 2022: Matteo de benedetto (ruhr bochum) and alessandra marra (munich center for mathematical philosophy)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: Sound and Feasible Reasoning: A Multi-Factor Account of the Normativity of Logic (Abstract)
16 may 2022: Gabriel uzquiano (University of southern california)
Time and location: 17.00-19.00, online via Zoom
Title: Singletons of Classes (Abstract)
19 april 2022: Gil sagi (University of HAifa)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: Logicality in Natural Language (Abstract)
1 march 2022: Anna bellomo (University of Vienna)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: Bolzano’s Measurable Numbers and the Arithmetization of Analysis (Abstract)
7 december 2021: lucas rosenblatt (University of buenos aires)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: Theories of Paradoxicality (Abstract)
2 november 2021: corine besson (university of sussex)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: Carroll’s Regress, Guidance and Explicit Representation (Abstract)
5 october 2021: Richard Pettigrew (University of bristol)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: Epistemic Risk and the Demands of Rationality (Abstract)
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In the second semester of 2020/2021 the seminar joined forces with the PHILMATH Seminar in Paris. The following talks took place:
16 February 2021: GreG REstall (University of MELBOURNE)
Time and location: 10.00-12.00, online via Zoom
Title: An Inferentialist Account of Identity and Modality (Video)
30 March 2021: Lavinia picollo (national University of singaporE)
Time and location: 10.00-12.00, online via Zoom
Title: On Arithmetical Pluralism (Abstract) (Video)
18 may 2021: Seth Yalcin (University of california at berkeley)
Time and location: 18.00-20.00, online via Zoom
Title: Iffy Knowledge (Abstract) (Video)
25 may 2021: Justin CLARKE-DOANE (COLUmbia university)
Time and location: 10.00-12.00, online via Zoom
Title: Russell’s Regressive Method in Mathematics and Philosophy (Video)
8 June 2021: rosalie iemhoff (utrecht university)
Time and location: 16.00-18.00, online via Zoom
Title: Proof-Theoretic Formalization (Video)
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The following talk took place in the first semester of 2020/21:
17 november 2020: JuLIEN MURZI And brett topey (UNIVERSITY OF Salzburg)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, online via Zoom
Title: Categoricity by Convention (Abstract) (Video)
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The following talks took place in 2019/20:
25 February 2020: Manfred Krifka (ZAS Berlin)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Ways of Adjusting Assertoric Strength (Abstract)
4 February 2020: Daniel Rothschild (University College London)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Lockean Belief, Dutch Books, and Scoring Systems (Abstract)
13 December 2019: Melissa Fusco (Columbia University)
Special joint EXPRESS-DIP Colloquium session.
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Agential Free Choice (Abstract)
10 December 2019: Melissa Fusco (Columbia University)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F2.19
Title: Sluicing on Free Choice (Abstract)
12 November 2019: Ellen Breitholtz (University of Gothenburg)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F2.19
Title: Enthymemes and topoi in dialogue – an approach to reasoning in conversation (Abstract)
8 October 2019: Hedde Zeijlstra (University of Göttingen)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Until‘s Janus Head (Abstract)
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The following talks took place in 2018/19:
14 June 2019: Kyle Blumberg (New York University)
Special joint EXPRESS-DIP Colloquium session.
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Beliefs, Desires and Descriptions (Abstract)
24 May 2019: Una Stojnic (Columbia University)
Special joint EXPRESS-DIP Colloquium session.
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Anatomy of Arguments in Natural Language Discourse (Abstract)
21 May 2019: Una Stojnic (Columbia University)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Contextualizing Modality (Abstract)
7 May 2019: Giorgio Sbardolini (University of Amsterdam)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Aboutness Paradox (Abstract)
16 April 2019: Filippo Ferrari (University of Bonn)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park 107, Room F1.15
Title: Logical Anti-Exceptionalism and Logical Normativity (Abstract)
27 March 2019: Sebastian Speitel (UC San Diego)
Time and location: 16.00-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park, Room F2.19
Title: Combined Criteria of Logicality (Abstract)
6 March 2019: Mariangela Zoe Cocchiaro (University of Hong Kong and University of Salzburg)
Time and location: 12.15-13.45, Amsterdam Science Park, Room F1.15
Title: The significance of economics for the epistemology of peer disagreement (Abstract)
20 November 2018: Francesca Poggiolesi (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Time and location: 16-17.30, Amsterdam Science Park, Room F1.15
Title: A proof-theoretical approach to non-causal explanations: complexity as the key to directionality (Abstract)
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