Ulrike Hahn (Birkbeck College)
Nico Orlandi (University of California, Santa Cruz)
Julia Staffel (University of Colorado, Boulder)
Josh Tenenbaum (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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Talk Series on Conspiracy Theories & Rationality
Please register to acquire zoom link for participation. Send Email to: firuze.mullaoglu@rub.de Further info: www.tobiasschlicht.com
Organized by Dr. Nina Poth, Dr. Krzysztof Dolega, Prof. Dr. Tobias Schlicht
Upcoming Talks
April 21 MICHAEL STREVENS (NYU)
Irrationality and Rationality in Science
April 28 SAM GERSHMAN (Harvard)
How to never be wrong
May 5 | 6 pm !!! (CET) CAILIN O’CONNOR (Irvine)
Multiple Mechanisms for Polarization
May 12 C. THI NGUYEN (Utah)
The Seductions of Clarity
May 19 SARAH FISHER (Vienna)
Reading between the lines: Language-based Inferences and (Ir)rationality
June 02 HUGO MERCIER (Paris)
Not Born Yesterday: Why people are less gullible than we think
June 23 MONA SIMION (Glasgow)
Politically Motivated Reasoning and Evidence Resistance
June 30 ÅSA M. WIKFORSS (Stockholm)
Resisting the Facts: Is it Irrational?
July 7 CHRIS RANALLI (Amsterdam)
Norms of Conspiracy Theorizing
July 14 REGINA RINI (Toronto)
Tba
Recent Debates on Situated Cognition
Summer Semester 2022
Prof. Albert Newen
Dr. Sabrina Coninx
| 12.04.2022 16:00-17:30 | Hal Hershfield (UCLA Anderson School) The Future Self Zoom-Link |
| 19.04.2022 | Evan Westra (York University, Toronto) A New Framework for the Psychology of Social Norms Zoom-Link |
| 10.05.2022 | Anna Borghi (Sapienza University of Rome) Abstract Concepts and Inner Speech Zoom-LInk |
| 07.-08.06.2022 | Carnap Lectures (Hybrid Event) with Cecilia Heyes (Oxford University) https://philosophy-cognition.com/carnap/ |
| 14.06.2022 | Adrian Alsmith (King’s College London) Imagination, Illusion, and (Virtual) Reality |
| 28.06.2022 | Jonathan Birch (London School of Economics and Political Science) tba |
| 05.07.2022 | Matteo Colombo (Tilburg University) Instrumentalisms and the Free Energy Principle |
Time slot for October session:
Session: 17:00 – 19:40 (CET) / 11:00am – 13:40pm (EST)
(1st talk: 17:00 / 11am, 2nd talk: 18:20 / 12:20pm)
Login details for all talks:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81557439258?pwd=S3lrNXlMQksxRWFwcmVpMkhxSmZaQT09
Meeting-ID: 815 5743 9258
Kenncode: 6CAG4D
MAY 19TH 2022
“Perception Revisited”
1.) Susanne Schellenberg (Rutgers), “Perspectival Variance and Perceptual Constancy”
2.) Peter Brössel (RUB), “Perception and Updating”
JUNE 2ND 2022
“The Hard Problem of Consciousness”
1.) Brian McLaughlin (Rutgers), “Subjectivity in an Objective World”
2.) Tobias Schlicht (RUB), “The Unbearable Uselessness of Zombies”
JUNE 23RD 2022
“Applied Formal Semantics”
1.) Michael Glanzberg (Rutgers), “The Cognitive Roots of Adjectival Meaning”
2.) Kristina Liefke (RUB), “What are Experiential Attitudes?”
October 20TH 2022 (New Date)
“Theories of Meaning and Concepts”
1.) Albert Newen (RUB), “The Social foundation of Meaning: Lingustic Understanding is Person Understanding”
2.) Ernie Lepore (Rutgers), “Meaning”
In the Context of the Situated Cognition Spring School
Keynotes of the Situated Cognition Spring School (SCSS–2022) will be streamed via Zoom.
Join online and be inspired by state-of-the-art research in situated cognition research.
For detailed information on this year’s Online Lecture Series in the context of the Situated Cognition Spring School click here.