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Events in 2015

2015


Visits
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18-25 June
Saul Kripke (CUNY): Saul Kripke Lectures (see right).

​10-14 October
Brian Leiter (Princeton): 2 talks on Nietzsche and Marx.
 
27 September - 3 October
J. Adam Carter (Edinburgh): 3 talks on material from his new book.
Special Events

18 - 25 June: Saul Kripke Lectures  [poster]
​In conjunction with
 the Tracing Wittgenstein research group.





Main Lecture Series

1 April
Efraim Podoksik (Hebrew University of Jerusalem): The Dialectic of the Absolute and the Relative: The Problem of Unity in Simmel's Reception of Geothe.

8 July
Dirk Kindermann (Graz): What makes a relativist theory relativist (in 2015)?

1 October
Ladislav Koren (Hradec Králové): Does Epistemic Relativism Rest on the Myth of the Framework?

​Huw Price (Cambridge): "Here" is the Tip of the Iceberg – Indexicals, Generalised Location and Metaphysics

9 October
Paul Roth (Santa Cruz): Reviving Philosophy of History

23 October
Maria Kronfeldner (Bielefeld): Defending the nature-culture divide: ontological and epistemic aspects

29 October
Gerald Hartung (Wuppertal): Ein Philosoph korrigiert sich selbst. Wilhelm Windelbands Abkehr vom Relativismus. 

4 November
Jason Stanley (Yale): Relativisms

10 November
Prof. Crispin Wright (NYU & Sterling): Alethic Pluralism and Faultless Disagreement

12 November
Maja Soboleva (Marburg): Relativismusdenken und seine Mechanismen. Eine ethisch-philosophische Fallstudie

4 December 
Keith Stenning (Edinburgh): The role of logics in explicating culture: updating anthropology to the changes that have happened in logic​
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