Meetings ordinarily take place on Fridays, 11–1, in the Philosophy Dept. Seminar Room, SSH 2275.
Upcoming meetings:
- [May 15, 2015]
- Tyrus Fisher, “Counterlegal Dependence and Causation’s Arrows: How to Interpret Backtracking and Counterlegal Counterfactuals”
- [May 22, 2015]
- Joint LLEMa/DaGERS Meeting: Jacob Velasquez, “An Explanation for Why Good Arguments Aren’t Both Good and Arguments, and Its Puzzles”
- [June 5, 2015]
- Reading: “On a Neglected Epistemic Virtue” by Mark Johnston. Presentation: I-Sen Chen
Past Meetings:
Spring 2015
- [April 10, 2015]
- Aldo Antonelli, “How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Universals”
- [April 17, 2015]
- Reading: Crispin Wright, “Abstraction and Epistemic Entitlement: On the Epistemological Status of Hume’s Principle”
- [April 24, 2015]
- Joint LLEMa/DaGERS Meeting: Tina Rulli, “IIA, Rationality, and the Individuation of Options” (Abstract)
Winter 2015
- [February 27, 2015]
Annalisa Coliva, “How to Commit Moore’s Paradox” (Abstract) - [February 20, 2015]
Aaron Thomas-Bolduc, “Deflationism and Conservativity” - [February 6, 2015]
Jean-Yves Beziau Round Squares are no contradictions (Abstract) - [January 23, 2015] Francesca Boccuni Reference and Individuation in Abstraction Principles.
- [January 16, 2015]
Reading: Williamson “How Did we Get Here from There“
Fall 2014
- [December 12, 2014]
Reading: Button and Walsh “Ideas and Results in Model Theory: Reference, Realism, Structure and Categoricity” (pp. 32-81) - [December 5, 2014]
Reading: Tim Button and Sean Walsh “Ideas and Results in Model Theory: Reference, Realism, Structure and Categoricity” (pp. 1-32) - [December 14, 2014]
Reading: Angelika Kratzer “The Notional Category of Modality” (Modals and Conditionals, Chapter 2) - [November 7, 2014]
Reading: Angelika Kratzer “What ‘Must’ and ‘Can’ Must and Can Mean” - [October 31, 2014]
Reading: Tyrus Fisher. Paper on counterfactuals and causal modeling semantics (in draft). - [October 24, 2014]
Reading: Danilo Dantas “Limits of reasoning and reasoning at the limits” (draft) – [Extended abstract], [Slides], [Handout] - [October 10, 2014]
Presentation: Ted Shear and Branden Fitelson “Belief Revision via Maximization of Expected Epistemic Utility” – [Slides], [Handout]
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Can a non-UC-Davis visitor attend one of your meetings? The Beziau talk on 2/6 looks interesting. I am a professor in the Phil. Dept. at Sac State. –Brad Dowden
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Absolutely! Feel free to join us any time you would like. We meet in the seminar room in the philosophy department (SSH 2275).
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