LanCog Seminar 16-17

Internal seminar where LanCog members present work in progress

Session 15 21 July 2017
The Fitch-Church Argument, the Knower Paradox and Paraconsistency
Ricardo Santos (University of Lisbon)

 

Session 14 23 June 2017
Induction and Broken Necessities
Eduardo Castro (Universidade da Beira Interior)

 

Session 13 9 June 2017
Thinking about Spacetime
David Yates (University of  Lisbon)

 

Session 12 19 May 2017
Making Mistakes and Getting Away with It?
Ricardo Miguel (University of Lisbon)

 

Session 11 5 May 2017
Of Predators and Prey, or How to Fictionally Modelling Reality
Fiora Salis (London School of Economics and Political Science)

 

Session 10 7 April 2017
One, and Only One
Elia Zardini (University of Lisbon)

 

Session 9 1o March 2017
Are There Any Embedded Conversational Implicatures?
Pedro Santos (University of Algarve)

 

Session 8 17 February 2017
Contra Tantum Reasons
Luís Duarte d’Almeida (University of Edinburgh)

Session 7 16 December 2016
Understanding Ambivalence
Hili Razinsky (University of Lisbon)

 

Session 6 9 December 2016
Serial Atonality: a Philosophical Critique
António Lopes (University of Lisbon)

 

Session 5 25 November 2016
Reading session: “Does tense logic rest upon a mistake?” by Gareth Evans

 

Session 4 18 November 2016
A Thought Experiment with Demons
Elton Marques (University of Lisbon)

 

Session 3 28 October 2016
Unstable Knowledge
Elia Zardini (University of Lisbon)

 

Session 2 14 October 2016
Mathematical Scientific Explanantion
Eduardo Castro (University of Beira Interior)

 

Session 1 30 September 2016
Restrições Centradas no Agente
Pedro Galvão (University of Lisbon)