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Spring 2019
Sponsored by: Facultat de Filosofia, Universitat de Barcelona and FFI2016-81858-REDC (FEDER-MINECO)
- March 1: Bianca Cepollaro (San Raffaele): “The Moral Status of Reclamation”
- March 8: Pablo Rychter (València): “Abilities and Social Self-conceptions”—Postponed
- March 15: Pekka Vayrynen (Leeds): “Evaluative Properties, Determination, and Multiple Realization”
- March 22: Samuel Chilovi (Barcelona): “Grounding-Based Formulations of Legal Positivism”
- March 29: Justina Diaz Legaspe (CONICET) & Adam Sennet (UCDavies): papers on slurs and substitutivity
- April 5: Serena Olsaretti (ICREA & UPF): “Fairness and Sharing the Costs of Children”
- April 12: Pablo Magaña (UPF): “Conceptual Ethics Meets Political Theory: The Case of Non-Human Animals”
- April 26: Boo Jackson (Nottingham): “Sexual orientation: sex, gender, and sexual ‘druthers’”
- May 3: Marta Jorba (UPV/EHU): “Conceptualising Intersectionality”
- May 10: Giulio Pietroiusti (Barcelona): “The Cowl Does Not Make the Monk: A Noncognitivist Account of Disagreement”
- May 17: Alexander Dinges (Hamburg) & Julia Zakkou (Freie-Berlin): “Knowledge and Acquaintance in Subjective Discourse”
Fall 2018
Sponsored by: Facultat de Filosofia, Universitat de Barcelona & FFI2015-66372-P (MINECO/FEDER).
- Oct 5: Iñigo González-Ricoy (Barcelona): “Republics Writ Small: Authority and the Political Nature of the Firm”
- Oct 19: Pablo Rychter (València): “Abilities and Social Self-conceptions” (cancelled)
- Oct 26: Teresa Marques (Barcelona): “Amelioration v. Perversion”
- Nov 2: Esa Diaz-León (Barcelona): “The Semantic Account of Slurs, Appropriation, and Metalinguistic Negotiations”
- Nov 9: Dan López de Sa (ICREA & Barcelona): “Social Constructions: Produced by the Social vs Chageable by the Social”
- Nov 16: John Horden (Barcelona) & Dan López de Sa (ICREA & Barcelona): “Groups: The Plural Identity Thesis”
- Nov 30: Giuliano Torrengo (Milano): “In the Past Begin Responsibilities”
- Dec 14: Francesco Guala (Milano): “Rescuing Ontological Individualism”
Spring 2018
- Feb 23: Sam Chilovi (Barcelona & Glasgow) [& George Pavlakos (Glasgow)]: “Rational Determination as Grounding: a Common Grounding Framework for Jurisprudence”
- March 2: Genoveva Martí (ICREA and University of Barcelona) and Lorena Ramírez-Ludeña: “Tolerance, Flexibility and the Application of Kind Terms”
- March 16: Dario Mortini (Barcelona): “On how to put knowledge first: the conceptual priority of knowledge”
- March 23: Marta Jorba (UPV/EHU): “Beyond ‘mutual constitution’: the properties framework for intersectionality theory”
- April 6: Teresa Marques (Barcelona): “Amelioration vs Perversion”—postponed
- April 13 Javier Suárez (Barcelona) & Vanessa Triviño (Murcia): “Holobionts: Scaffolds of host individuality or emergent biological individuals?”
- May 4: Lisa Vogt (Barcelona): “How Could Dispositional Essences Govern the Fundamental Level?”
- May 11 Giuliu Pietroiusti (Barcelona): “Disagreement, uncertainty and conflict”
- May 18 Iñigo Valero (Barcelona): “Degrees of Naturalness: An Argument Against Dichotomical Accounts of Natural Kinds”
Fall 2017
- Oct 20: Esa Díaz-León (Barcelona): “Social Construction, Grounding, and Amelioration”
- Nov 17: Vincent Grandjean-Perrenoud-Contesse
(Neuchâtel): “How is the Asymmetry between the Future and the Past to be understood?” - Nov 24: Matheus Valente (Barcelona): “Concepts, internalism, and deference”
- Nov 24: Indrek Reiland (Barcelona): “Constitutive Rules”
- Dic 1: Moritz Baron (Stirling): “Counterfactuals and the Necessity of Mathematics”
Spring 2017
- Feb 24: Aurélien Darbellay: “The cooperative making of institutional reality”
- March 10: Marta Campdelacreu: “Pluralism and the problem of cheap indeterminism”
- March 17: Esa Diaz-Leon: “Social construction and universality”
- March 24: Giuliano Torrengo: “How could time really flow“
- March 31: Sam Chilovi: “From grounding to supervenience”
- April 7: Dan López de Sa: “Significant verbal disputes and so-called “metalinguisitic negotiations””
- April 28: Matheus Valente: “Mental representation and indexicality”
- May 12: Lisa Vogt: “Is there a Problem for Grounding Natural Modalities in Dispositional Essences?”.
- May 19: Jonathan Schaffer: “Laws for Metaphysical Explanation”
Fall 2016
- Oct 7 Esa Díaz León: “Descriptive vs. Ameliorative Projects: The Role of Normative Considerations”
- Oct 21 Dan López de Sa: “Women, People, and Humans”
- Oct 28 Aurélien Darbellay: “Analyzing collective phenomena: circularity and primitivity”
- Nov 4 Manolo García-Carpintero: “The Role of Intention and Convention in the Constitution of Speech Acts””
- Nov 11 Roberto Loss: “Grounding and Free Lunches”
- Nov 18 Lisa Vogt: “(Un)restricted Triviality Troubles for Hofweber’s Theory of Quantification”
Spring 2016
- Feb 19 Esa Diaz-Leon (Barcelona): “Amelioration, Verbal Disputes, and Metaphysical Deflationism”
- Feb 26 Marta Campdelacreu (Barcelona): “Pluralism and The Problem of Cheap Indeterminism”
- March 4 Dan López de Sa (ICREA-Barcelona): “Women, People, and Humans: A Response to Witt’s Metaphysics of Gender“
- March 11 John Horden (Barcelona): “Metaphysical Triviality and Trivialist Platonism”
- March 18 Roberto Loss (Barcelona): “Reality and Time”
- April 1 Aurélien Darbelley (Barcelona): “Sociality as Cooperation”
- April 8 Samuele Chilovi (Barcelona): “Supervenience-based Formulations of Legal Positivism”
- April 15 Manuel García-Carpintero (Barcelona): “Colors, Response-Dependence, and Circularity”
- April 22 Tomás Castagnino (U. Buenos Aires): “Extraordinary objects. The implications of the Grounding Problem for the Ontology of Material Objects”
Earlier
During 2010–15, there was the weekly PMS.