Workshop: The Epistemology of Perception

Geneva, November 12th-13th, 2009

Invited speakers: Alan Millar (Stirling), Adrian Haddock (Stirling), Matthew Kennedy (Nottingham), Martine Nida-Rümelin (Fribourg), Jérôme Dokic (Institut Jean-Nicod), Santiago Echeverri (Institut Jean-Nicod).
Attendance is free and everybody is welcome.

Programme:

Thursday 12 November, afternoon

  • 14h15-15h45, Alan Millar (Stirling), Perceptual Knowledge and Justified Belief
    (la conférence se fait dans le cadre du séminaire de Master d'Epistémologie de P. Engel).
  • 16h00-17h20, Martine Nida-Rümelin (Fribourg), Knowledge about the Phenomenal Character of One's Own Perceptual Experience
  • 17h30-18h50, Jérôme Dokic (Institut Jean-Nicod), On the Apparent Immediacy of Perceptual Judgments

Friday 13 November, morning

  • 09h00-10h20, Adrian Haddock (Stirling), Perceptual Knowledge and Sensible Intuition
  • 10h30-11h50, Matthew Kennedy (Nottingham), Naive Realism, Evidence, and Epistemic Justification
  • 12h20-13h40, Santiago Echeverri (Institut Jean-Nicod), Belief Revision in the Light of Experience

Venue

All talks will take place at Uni Bastions, 5 rue de Candolle, University of Geneva. Thursday 12 November, 14h15-15h45, room B108; 16h00-18h50, room B107 (1st floor). Friday 13 November,09h00-13h40, room B216 (2nd floor)

The workshop is organized by Pascal Engel and Ariel Cecchi and the Episteme Research Group within the FNS project Perceptual Warrant, Entitlement and A Priori Knowledge.

More information on the Episteme website and on the conference webpage