Speaker: Participants Time: May 25th - May 27th
Venue: Room 306, Level 3, Block A, Zhixin Building
First, the theme
Epistemology and Ethics Seminar
Second, the theme of the introduction
Epistemology and ethics are two important branches of contemporary analytic philosophy and two very active areas. What is common is that they all focus on evaluation; the difference is that one of the objects of evaluation is cognitive behavior and the other is social behavior. It is very interesting to compare knowledge theory with ethics. In view of this, the Department of Philosophy of Shandong University and the Department of Philosophy of the University of Southern California intend to jointly hold a seminar on knowledge theory and ethics.
Third, the meeting agenda
May 25:
Ceremony: 8:30-9:00
Session 1: 9:00-10:00 Refeng Tang, Beijing Normal University:
"Knowledge, Truth and Defense"
Session 2: 10:10-11:10 Stephen Finlay, University of Southern California:
"Reason and explanation as evidence"
Session 3: 11:20-12:20 Alex Worsnip, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill:
“A kind of disagreement that is not coherent between people”
Session 4: 14:00-15:00 Yong Li, Wuhan University:
"moral contradiction"
Session 5: 15:10-16:10 Julia Staffel, University of Colorado-Boulder:
"Pending Thought: A Theory of the Degree of Rationality"
Session 6: 16:20-17:20 Qiling Li, Beijing University:
“The value of lottery paradox and knowledge”
May 26:
Session 1: 9:00-10:00 Mark Schroeder, University of Southern California:
"The fundamental reason for the rationale of fundamentalism"
Session 2: 10:10-11:10 Zhen Chen, Nanjing Normal University:
"Wang Yangming's Emotional Theory on Moral Knowledge"
Session 3: 11:20-12:20 Jennifer Lackey, Northwestern University:
"Responsibility for opposition"
Session 4: 14:00-15:00 Xingming Hu, Nanjing University:
"Zhuangzi's wisdom theory"
Session 5: 15:10-16:10 Daniel Star, Boston University:
"Moral value, normative ethics and moral ignorance"
Session 6: 16:20-17:20 Caleb Perl, Shandong University:
"Ethical skepticism as a pseudo-problem"
May 27:
Session 1: 9:00-10:00 Ralph Wedgwood, University of Southern California:
"The principle of reasoning aggregation"
Session 2: 10:10-11:10 Hao Tang, Tsinghua University:
"Physical self-awareness"
Session 3: 11:20-12:20 Daniel Greco, Yale University:
"Defense and Justification in the Theory of Knowledge"
Session 4: 14:00-15:00 Huiming Ren, Shandong University:
"A Dual Element Theory on Perception Defense"
Session 5: 15:10-16:10 Ru Ye, Wuhan University:
"Unique and high-order failure"
Session 6: 16:20-17:20 Sherrilyn Roush, University of California, Los Angeles:
“Coherence and authenticity”
Concluding Remarks: 5:20-5:30
Fourth, meeting time
May 25th 8:30 - 17:20
May 26th, 8:30 - 17:20
May 27th 8:30 - 17:20
V. Meeting place
Room 306, 3rd Floor, Block A, Zhixin Building, Center Campus
Sixth, the organizer
School of Philosophy and Social Development
Seven, contact
Wu Tongli E–mail: tongli.wu2000@sdu.edu.cn
Wang Huaping E–mail: waguter@gmail.com
Those who are willing to come are welcome to attend!
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