MLAG Internal Research Seminar | Summer 2020
From: 2020-06-26 To:2020-09-30
Thematic Line
Modern & Contemporary Philosophy
Research Group
Mind, Language & Action
MLAG INTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR | Summer 2020
The aim of this seminar-series is the discussion of recent or ongoing work of members of the research group MLAG (Institute of Philosophy, University of Porto). The first intended audience are MLAG members themselves, but we hope the discussions will be of interest to a wider audience so we will keep the sessions open (subject to registration). It is often the case that research lines are pursued unbeknownst of other members of the group, producing results that remain underdiscussed. So we decided to enter a period of self-knowledge. Everyone is invited to join – we will organize the sessions by Zoom so it is irrelevant where you are. We will try to organize sessions around the three main areas of our work: mind, language and action (although some of us are not very confortable with some of those words and would prefer to say that ‘thought’ and not mind is the main topic of our research)
| June 26, 2020 |
Session 1 – Language
Charles Travis, With What The Force?
Session 1: https://ifilosofia.up.pt/activities/zoom-session-1-mlag-internal-research-seminar-summer-2020
| July 10, 2020 |
Session 2 – Mind
Eylem Özaltun, What is wrong with Baldy? A radical non-referring view of “I”
Session 2: https://ifilosofia.up.pt/activities/zoom-session-2-mlag-internal-research-seminar-summer-2020
| July 31, 2020 |
Session 3 – Mind
Mattia Riccardi (UP/IF/MLAG), Phenomenology, Perceptual Realism and Leibhaftigkeit
Session 3: https://ifilosofia.up.pt/activities/zoom-session-3-mlag-internal-research-seminar-summer-2020
- Sofia Miguens, The Logical Alien, Harvard UP, 2020.
- Charles Travis, Frege – The Pure Business of Being True, Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2020.
- Mattia Riccardi ed. (with Frank Larøi), Journal of Consciousness Studies, Special Issue on Hallucination, 23/7-8 (2016).
Organização:
Sofia Miguens
Mind, Language and Action Group (MLAG)
Instituto de Filosofia da Universidade do Porto – FIL/00502
