Aeg ja koht: 26.september 2010, Aberdeeni Ülikool (Northern Institute of Philosophy)
Üritust organiseeritakse koostöös Londoni Ülikooliga iga kahe aasta tagant, eesmärgiga taaselustada selle teema varasem konverentsi traditsioon.
On mõeldud noortele, nende parimate tööde esitamiseks.
Kava
24.september (reede)
Greg Restall (University of Melbourne) -”Assertion, Denial and the Logic of Definedness”
- Simon Hewitt (Birkbeck College, London) – “The Logic of Finite Order”
- William Bynoe (Institute of Philosophy, London) -”Kit Fine on the Timeless and the Temporary”
- Julien Murzi (University of Sheffield) -”Inferentialism and Incompleteness”
- Nat Hansen (University of Chicago)- “A Slugfest of Intuitions: Contextualism and Experimental Design”
25.september
- Mark Sainsbury (University of Texas, Austin) -”Varieties of Fiction Operator”
- Frederique Janssen-Lauret (University of St Andrews) – “Consequence and the Fiction Operator”
- Gerry Hough (University of Aberdeen – NIP) – “Kripke’s Puzzle and the Semantics/Pragmatics Divide”
- Seyed N. Mousavian (University of Alberta) – “Millianism, Empty Names, and Pragmatics”
- Alessandro Torza (Boston University) – “Identity and Counterfactuals”
- Alberto Voltolini (University of Turin) – “Meinongian Empty Singular Terms”
- Gunnar Björnsson and Alexander Almér (University of Gothenburg) – “The Pragmatics of Insensitive Assessments”
- Graham Priest (University of Melbourne and CUNY Graduate Centre) – “The Self as a Non-Existent Object”
26.september
- JC Beall (University of Connecticut) – “Open Worlds as Fictions Within Fiction”
- Aldo Antonelli (UC Davis) – “Non-Reductive Logicism and the Nature of Abstraction”
- Lee Walters (Institute of Philosophy, London) – “Fictional Characters, Syllepsis and Systematic Polysemy”
- Fredrik Haraldsen (University of Miami) – “Definite Descriptions, Selection & Rigidity”
- David Etlin (University of Leuven) -”Vague Desire: The Sorites and the Money Pump”
- Manuel-Garcia Carpintero (University of Barcelona/Logos) – “Pretending to Refer: Internal and External Perspectives”
