Deodáth Zuh is giving a talk entitled 'Art History without Theory' at this year's Dubrovnik Philosophy of Art Conference on the 25th of April. The abstract of his talk could be accessed here, while the draft programme of the conference is available here.
Our research group cordially invites you to the upcoming talk of its seminar series:
Dr. Magdalena Malecka (University of Helsinki and CEU IAS)
Economic Imperialism: Epistemic Advancement, Abuse of Power - Neither, Both, or More
Date of the event: 17th April 2018., 17:00
Venue of the event: 4. Tóth Kálmán st., Budapest, 1097; 7th floor
The MTA BTK Lendület Morals and Science Research Group,
the Department of Sociology, University of Pécs,
and the Doctoral School of Philosophy, University of Pécs
cordially invite you to the upcoming workshop:
Sixty Years of an Idea: Peter Winch's "The Idea of a Social Science" after More than Half a Century
Programme:
30th March
10:00-11:00 – Akos Sivado (PTE): The Kind-ness of Strangers: Winch’s Concept of Interpretation Revisited
11:00-12:00 – Leonidas Tsilipakos (Bristol): The Idea of an Ethically Committed Social Science
12:00-13:30 – Lunch
13:30-14:30 – Mark Theunissen (New School for Social Research): The Idea of a Social Science Then and Now
14:30-15:30 – Jonas Ahlskog & Olli Lagerspetz (Abo Akademi): The Pincer Movement: Winch and Collingwood
15:30-16:00 – Coffee break
16:00-17:00 – Tadeusz Szawiel (Warsaw): The Universalizability of Moral Judgements – The Uniqueness of the Moral Agent Revisited
17:00-18:00 – Steven Burns (Dalhousie): Trying to Make Sense of The Idea of a Social Science
31st March
09:00-10:00 – Paul A. Roth (UCSC): Resolving Winch’s Dilemma: Narrative Explanations and The Idea of a Social Science
10:00-11:00 – Michael Campbell (Pardubice): Realism, Reality and Rationality in Meta-ethics: Applying Lessons from Peter Winch’s The Idea of a Social Science and its Relation to Philosophy
11:00-12:00 – Rupert Read (East Anglia): Can We Understand Catacean Society? Can We Change Ourselves? Winchian and Wittgensteinian Reflections on ’Individualism’, Freedom and Survival
12:00-13:30 – Lunch
13:30-14:30 – Tamás Paár (PPKE): "Both into Agreement and into Disagreement" – The Decades of the Long Debate between Winch and MacIntyre
14:30-15:30 – Lynette Reid (Dalhousie): The Ethical and the Political: Two Themes in Winch’s Thought after The Idea of a Social Science
15:30-16:00 – Coffee break
16:00-17:00 – Christopher Winch (King’s College): Empirical Social Science Research as Conceptual Exploration
Date of the event: 30th-31st March 2018.
Venue of the event: 7622 Pécs, Zsolnay Cultural Quarter, 16. Zsolnay Vilmos st., building E 25, 1st floor.
Our research group cordially invites you to the upcoming talk of its seminar series:
Prof. Paul Roth (University of California, Santa Cruz)
Date of the event: 29th March 2018., 16:00
Venue of the event: 4. Tóth Kálmán st., Budapest, 1097; 7th floor
Our research group cordially invites you to its workshop:
Programme:
15th March
10:00 - Peter Millican (Oxford): Changes in Matter Aplenty: From the Treatise to the First Enquiry
11:00 - Discussion
11:30 - Coffee
12:00 - Miren Boehm (Wisconsin-Milwaukee): Ambitions and Conclusions. Treatise and Enquiry
12:45 - Discussion
13:05 - Lunch
14:20 - Wilson Underkuffler (South Florida): Infinite Divisibility and Contradiction in Hume's Treatise and First Enquiry
15:05 - Questions
15:15 - Todd Ryan (Trinity College, Hartford CT): Infinite Divisibility and Scepticism with Regard to Abstract Reason
16:00 - Questions
16:10 - Joint Discussion: Underkuffler and Ryan on Infinite Divisibility
16:25 - Coffee
16:55 - Dan O'Brien (Oxford Brookes): Hume's Pluralist Account of Testimony
17:40 - Discussion
16th March
10:00 - Don Garrett (NYU): Skepticism Meets Dogmatism: Evidence and the Correction of Doubts in Hume's Enquiry
11:00 - Discussion
11:30 - Coffee
12:00 - Aleksandra Davidović (Belgrade): The Development of Hume's Thinking about the Relationship between Skepticism and Philosophy
12:45 - Discussion
13:05 - Lunch
14:20 - Benedict Smith (Durham): Hume on Belief in the Treatise and First Enquiry
15:05 - Questions
15:15 - Josef Moural (Charles University, Prague): Is Henry Home the Author of David Hume's Mature Theory of Belief?
16:00 - Questions
16:10 - Joint Discussion: Smith and Moural on Belief
16:25 - Coffee
16:55 - Hsueh Qu (Singapore): The Descriptive and the Normative: The Evolution of Hume's Argument on Induction from the Treatise to the Enquiry
17:40 - Discussion
Date of the event: 15-16th March 2018.
Venue of the event: 4. Tóth Kálmán st., 1014 Budapest, 7th floor (Trapéz room)
Organizers:
Tamás Demeter (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Peter Millican (Hertford College, Oxford)
