Venue and Date
July 18-19, 2019
University of Cologne, Germany
Universitätsstraße 37, 50931 Köln (Seminargebäude)
Room S25
Purpose of the Workshop
The purpose of the workshop is to bring together epistemologists who work on epistemic conflicts or topics that are relevant for discussions about epistemic conflicts. For example, the following topics are included:
- epistemic conflicts and higher-order evidence
- epistemic dilemmas
- conflicting epistemic norms, or principles
- defeasible epistemic norms
- hierarchies of norms
- defeaters
- conflicting epistemic ends and values
- conflicts between epistemic ends and non-epistemic ends
- conflicting doxastic attitudes
- epistemic disagreement
- epistemic conflicts and suspension of judgement
- uniqueness and permissibility principles
Speakers
Catarina Dutilh Novaes (VU Amsterdam)
Anna-Maria A. Eder (Cologne)
Javier González de Prado Salas (UNED)
Thomas Grundmann (Cologne)
Michael Hannon (Nottingham)
Nick Hughes (Oxford)
Aleks Knoks (Maryland)
Victoria Lavorerio (Vienna) — CANCELED
Giacomo Melis (Stirling)
Jim Pryor (NYU)
Mona Simion (Glasgow) — CANCELED
Verena Wagner (Konstanz)
Jenny Yi-Chen Wu (Edinburgh)
Organizer
The workshop is organized by Anna-Maria A. Eder (Cologne).
Funding
The workshop is financially supported by the NetEx funding programme of the University of Cologne.
Poster
Epistemic Conflicts 