12th Seminario interuniversitario de Filosofía y Ciencia Cognitiva

to be held in Girona (Spain) on March 21st-23rd, 2002

Aspects of the Philosophy of Christopher Peacocke

Invited Speaker: Christopher Peacocke (New York)

The workshop is organised by the Department de Filologia i Filosofia (Girona University) in cooperation with the Càtedra Ferrater Mora (Girona University) and SEFA (Sociedad Española de Filosofía Analítica).

PARTICIPANTS

José Díez (Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona)
Paul Faulkner (Sheffield)
Manuel García-Carpintero (Barcelona)
Robert Hopkins (Sheffield)
Dan López de Sa (Barcelona)
Carlos Moya (València)
Lucy O'Brien (University College, London)
Anna Sherratt (Sheffield)
Mark Textor (King's College, London)

REGISTRATION

Registration fee: 40 EURO
Registration fee for graduate students: 25 EURO
There is only a limited number of places available

Registration: Joan Pagès,
Departament de Filologia i Filosofia
Universitat de Girona
joan.pages@udg.es

PROVISIONAL PROGRAM

Thursday 21st
14'30-15'15: Paul Faulkner (University of Sheffield): On Peacocke's 'Impossibility Response': The case of Testimony.
15'15-16: Discussion
Break
16'15-17'05: Christopher Peacocke : Three Principles of Rationalism
17'05-17'55: Discussion
Break
18'05-18'50: Manuel García-Carpintero (Universitat de Barcelona): Semantic vs. Epistemic Conceptions of Diagonal Propositions.
18'50-19'35: Discussion

Friday 22nd
9'30-10'15: Anna Sherratt (University of Sheffield): Peacocke and the Reductionist Dilemma
10'15-11: Discussion
Break
11'15-12: Carlos Moya (Universitat de València): Peacocke on Freedom on the Will 12-12'45: Discussion
Lunch Break
15'15-16: Lucy O'Brien (University College, London): Self-awareness and Self-ascription
16-16'45: Discussion
Break
17-17'50: Christopher Peacocke: Explaining Entitlement
17'50-18'40: Discussion
Break
18'55-19'40: Dan López de Sa (Universitat de Barcelona): The Non-circularity Constraint: Peacocke vs. Peacocke
19'40-20'25: Discussion

Saturday, 23rd
9'30-10'15: José Díez (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona): Laws and Paradigms as Constituents of Scientific Concepts
10'15-11: Discussion
Break
11'15-12: Robert Hopkins (University of Sheffield): Peacocke on Experiential Imagining
12-12'45: Discussion
Lunch Break
15'15-16: Max Textor (King's College, London): Belief aims at Truth (?!)
16-16'45: Discussion
Break
17-17'50: Christopher Peacocke: Moral Rationalism
17'50-18'40: Discussion