September 14th-15th, 2018
Friday 9:00-6:40, Saturday 9:30-5:30
New York University, Department of Philosophy 5 Washington Place, New York, NY 10003
Friday
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time |
speaker |
title |
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9.00 Welcome |
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9.10–10.10 |
David Chalmers |
What is Conceptual Engineering and What Should It Be? |
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10.15-11.15 |
Matti Eklund |
Radical Conceptual Engineering |
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coffee |
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11.45-12.45 |
Sally Haslanger |
Concepts, Capacities and Social Functions |
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lunch |
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2pm-3pm |
Jared Riggs |
Conceptual Engineers Shouldn’t Worry about Semantic Externalism |
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3.05-4.05 |
Steffen Koch |
The Externalist Challenge to Conceptual Engineering |
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coffee |
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4.35-5.35 |
Laura Schroeter |
Conceptual Engineering and Concept Identity |
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5.40-6.40 |
Vera Flocke |
The Metasemantics of Indefinite Extensibility |
Saturday
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time |
speaker |
title |
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9.30-10.30 |
Herman Cappelen |
Conceptual Engineering vs Conceptual Activism: why conceptual change is incomprehensible and uncontrollable |
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10.35-11.35 |
Amie Thomasson |
Conceptual engineering: When do we need it? How can we do it? |
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lunch |
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12.50-1.50 |
Alex Byrne |
‘Gender’ Trouble |
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1.55-2.55 |
Ari Koslow |
Conceptual Bridge Building |
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coffee |
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3.25-4.25 |
Edouard Machery |
TBA |
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4.30–5.30 |
Alexis Burgess and David Plunkett |
The Relationship Between Conceptual Ethics and Conceptual Engineering |
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