Events

Women in Philosophy

Women in Philosophy is a series of lectures organized by the Philosophy Department at the University of Graz. The series was originally sponsored by two prizes awarded to the Philosophy Department in Graz for having supported women in recent years. The objectives of the series are to promote philosophy in Graz and to narrow the gender gap in the profession. The events will bring some of the world’s leading philosophers and thereby facilitate the contact of students and faculty with internationally acclaimed women philosophers.

Previous speakers:

• Louise Antony (UMass) “The Openness of Illusion” – Podcast available here
• Jennifer Saul (Sheffield) “Implicit Bias, Stereotype Threat and Women in Philosophy”  – Podcast available here
• Katherine Hawley ( St. Andrews) “Trustworthy Groups and Organisations.
• Christine Korsgaard (Harvard): “Animal Selves and the Good” – Podcast available here
• Sally Haslanger (MIT): “Are We Cracking the Ivory Ceiling? Women and Minorities in Philosophy” – Podcast available here
• Barbara Herman (UCLA): “Thinking Again about the Ethics of Care”
• Lucy O’Brien (UCL): “Shameful Self-Consciousness”
• Jennifer Hornsby (Birkbeck): “Agency and ‘mental states'”
• Laurie PAUL (Chapel Hill)
• Christel FRICKE (Uni. Oslo)

The series WOMEN IN PHILOSOPHY is organized by Cristina Borgoni, Martina Fürst, Sonja Rinofner and Amelie Stuart.

Fragmentation Workshops

Between 2015 and 2018, the Fragmentation Project (Univ. of Graz) is organizing a series of talks and workshops on the topic. Please visit our webpage for more information: fragmentationproject.com

Workshop with Tyler Burge: Mind, Psychology and Epistemology. October 17th-18th, 2014

Tyler Burge will visit the department of philosophy in Graz for a two-day workshop centered on his works.

• Coming soon!

• Norms of fragmentation, 2nd Fragmentation Workshop: Developments in Philosophy and Psychology, Graz, 6-7 May 2016.
• Self-Knowledge of Acknowledged but Unendorsed Beliefs, Workshop: The Nature of Implicit Attitudes, Essen, January 2016.
• Unendorsed Beliefs, workshop “Making it Normative: Do Norms, Requirements, and Rules Gives us Reasons?”, Berne, May 2015.
• Transparency as Psychological Coordination, 10th Congress of the Austrian Society for Philosophy, panel “Truth, Assertability, and the Escape from the Excluded Middle” (with J. Brandl, M. David, C. Gauker, and Murzi), Innsbruck, June 2015.
• Pluralism about Dissonance Cases and the Contradictory-Belief View. Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and Mind Association, Warwick July 2015.
• Epistemic Akrasia and Mental Agency, ESPP 2014. Noto, September 2014.
• Epistemic Akrasia and Mental Agency. Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and The Mind Association. Cambridge, July 2014.
• Non-Transparent Beliefs, Doxastic Control and Self-Knowledge. Self-Knowledge Workshop, Tuebingen, March 2014.
• Dissonance and Doxastic Resistance. Turku, Finland, February 2014.