10th Edinburgh Graduate Epistemology Conference
This year, we are delighted to host Michael Hannon (The University of Nottingham) and Steph Rennick (University of Glasgow) as the keynote speakers.
The two-day conference will consist of four talks by graduate students and one keynote speaker per day. Graduate speakers have 30 minutes to present their paper. Every graduate speaker will be appointed a respondent from Edinburgh or a neighbouring university. This response plus Q&A will be a further 30 minutes.
Speakers:
- Michael Hannon (The University of Nottingham) - Keynote
- Are Smarter Voters Better Voters?
- Steph Rennick (University of Glasgow) - Keynote
- The Intention Problem (A Rational Constraint on Eating Stars)
Graduate Talks
- Cecily Whiteley (London School of Economics and Political Science)
- Knowledge First as a Naturalistic Epistemology
- Matt Hewson (University of Oxford)
- Accurate Updating: Some Hard Truths
- Elise Woodard (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)
- The Ignorance Norm and Paradoxical Assertions
- Moya Mapps (Yale University)
- Believing Women
- Ross Patrizio (University of Glasgow)
- The Generality Problem and the C-Typing Solution
- Michael Bruckner (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
- Friendship, Forensics, and Favoritism
- Alice Huang (University of Toronto)
- Normative Sensitivism
Registration
Registration is free and you are invited to join the Edinburgh Graduate Epistemology Conference 2021. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the conference.
Further information
This conference is generously sponsored by the Analysis Trust, the Scots Philosophical Association, The Aristotelain Society and the University of Edinburgh.
Organising Committee
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Dylan Balfour
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Rafael Coelho Do Nacimento
- Lilith Newton
- Angie O'Sullivan
Contact
Anyone interested in attending should contact the conference organizer, Lilith Newton:
10th Edinburgh Graduate Epistemology Conference
Hybrid conference with online attendance