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Tuesday, May 24
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12.00 |
registration |
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13.15 |
opening |
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chair of the afternoon session: J. Peregrin |
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13.30 |
W. deVries: Millikan vs. Sellars on the Normativity
of Language
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14.05 |
L. Shapiro: Sellars on Semantical Rules and the
Meaning of 'Means'
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14.40 |
S. Levine: The Tenability of Sellars' Naturalism
with a Normative Turn
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15.15 |
coffee break
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15.30 |
R. Stöckle-Schobel: In a strange forest on a dark night – Sellarsian Concept Learning defended against Nativism
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16.05 |
P. Olen: Meaning and Frameworks: Sellars on Ryle and
Inner Episodes
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16.40 |
P. Redding: Wilfrid Sellars's Disambiguation of
Kant's “Intuition” and its Relevance
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17.15 |
coffee break
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17.30 |
Invited
Lecture
J. O'SHEA: Normativity
and Nature: Prospects for a Stereoscopic View
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Wednesday,
May 25 |
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chair of the morning session: L. Shapiro |
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9.00 |
J. Wanderer: 'Styles of
Thinking' and the Expansion of Normative Space |
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9.35 |
L. Medici: Norms and their place in nature:
Foundations for a synoptic theory of intentionality
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10.10 |
coffee break
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10.20 |
M. Kiesselbach: How meaning is like value:
Brandomian thoughts on the institution of normative statuses
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10.55 |
J. P. Livingston: Intuition and Inference
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11.30 |
coffee break
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11.40 |
Invited
Lecture
R. BRANDOM: Modal expressivism and modal realism: together again
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12.30 |
lunch break
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chair of the afternoon session: P. Redding |
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14.30 |
R. Kukla and M. Lance: Talking to yourself and
hearing others’ thoughts: why neither means you are insane
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15.05 |
C. Sachs: Intentionality Relational and
Non-Relational: Sellars and Merleau-Ponty contra McDowell
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15.40 |
coffee break
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15.55 |
P. Stovall: Being as We Ought: Rule-Following,
Language-Use, and Persons
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16.30 |
B. Prien: The Relation between Norms
and Patterns of Behavioral Dispositions
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17.05 |
coffee break
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17.20 |
M. Okrent: Instrumental Norms and the Institution of
Semantic Meaning
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17.55 |
E. Begby: Lexical Norms, Language
Comprehension, and the Epistemology of Testimony
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Thursday,
May 26
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chair of the morning session: M. Lance |
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9.00 |
T. Høíbek: Semantic
Normativity and Supervenience |
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9.35 |
P. Steiner: The normativity of meaning and the
ontlogical status of conceptual mental episodes. Reassessing Sellars’ behaviorism
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10.10 |
J. Woodbridge: Meaning attribution, normativity, and pretense
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10.45 |
coffee break
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11.00 |
D. Laurier: What does intentional normativism
require?
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11.35 |
J. Klimczyk: Taking It Seriously: Norm-Relativity,
Normativity of Meaning and Rationality
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12.10 |
coffee break
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12.25 |
Invited
Lecture
M. WILLIAMS: Meaning, Use and Normativity
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13.15 |
free afternoon
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19.00 |
conference banquet
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Friday,
May 26
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chair of the morning session: P. Steiner |
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9.00 |
A. Brokes: The Closure
Debate, The Meaning of ‘Implication’, and Epistemology as Spectator-activity |
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9.35 |
D. Porello: Dialogue Games and Incompatibility
Semantics
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10.10 |
coffee break
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10.20 |
G. Turbanti: A logic for "causal
modalities"
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10.55 |
F. Knappik: On the Role of Explanatory Relations in
Inferentialist Semantics
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11.30 |
coffee break
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11.40 |
Invited
Lecture
C. GAUKER: A third
conception of the normativity of meaning
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12.30 |
lunch break
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chair of the afternoon session: V. Svoboda |
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14.30 |
D. Lauer: Anti-Normativism and the Fraud With "Ought": On the Normativity of Constitutive Rules
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15.05 |
T. Pritzlaff: The Normativity of Doxastic and
Discursive Updating
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15.40 |
coffee break
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15.55 |
U. Hlobil: Defending the normativity of meaning
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16.30 |
J. Peregrin: Society as the source of the normativity of
meaning
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