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)
