Amsterdam Graduate Philosophy Conference 2009

Accepted Talks

The book of abstracts has been posted online and can be downloaded. It contains the abstracts of the talks of invited and graduate speakers, as well as the conference programme. Participants will receive a copy of the book upon registration at the conference.

The update history of this page is at the end of this page; it informs you about recent changes and additions.

The following talks have been accepted:

• Jesse Buttler (University of Florida): Conventionalism and the Problem of De Re Modality
• Florian Demont (King's College London and University of Zurich): Against Crude Semantic Realism
• Craig French (University College London): Is Simplicity of a Theory of Meaning an Alethic Virtue?
• Miguel Hoeltje (Humboldt Universität zu Berlin): Truth, Meaning, Triviality?
• Markus Kneer (Institut Nicod, Paris): Meaning Hidden under the Surface
• David Löwenstein (Freie Universität Berlin): Anaphoric Deflationism and Theories of Meaning
• Carlos Márquez-Sosa and David Rey-Sampedro (Universidad Nacional de Colombia): Do we still need compositionality in a contextualism framework? Some Remarks on Récanati's Contextualism
• Julien Murzi (University of Sheffield and University of St Andrews): Carnap's categoricity problem and the meaning of the logical constants
• Meredith Plug (King's College London): HOT theories of thought, autistic speakers and the concept of truth and falsity
• David Ripley (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill): Contradictions at the Borders
• Stefan Wintein (Tilburg University): The computational power of self-referential truth
• Dan Cristian Zeman (LOGOS - University of Barcelona): Meteorological Sentences, Unarticulated Constituents and Relativism

Update history

2009-07-21: Accepted talks online.

2010-07-29: Removed links to abstracts; final abstracts are now part of the proceedings.