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AISB event Bulletin Item
CfP: "Another world is possible": conference on David Lewis, 16-18 June 2011, Italy
Contact: conlewis2011@gmail.com
University of Urbino, PALAZZO ALBANI, Via Timoteo Viti, 10, Room B3, Clemente XI, ITALY
The University of Urbino, APhEx (Analytical and Philosophical Explanation) and Y.E.A.S. (Young European Association of Sciences) are pleased to announce: "Another World is Possible": Conference on David Lewis Call for Papers _____________________________ The impact of David Lewis on contemporary philosophy is still tangible, ten years after his premature departure. The conference intends to discuss Lewis? long-lasting contribution in the fields of logic and metaphysics, with particular focus on the nature of modality, his views on possible worlds, counterfactuals, causation, and convention. We also wish to provide a setting for young philosophers and logicians to present topics related to Lewis? philosophy and discuss the state of art of his legacy in the contemporary philosophical debate. Keynote Speakers Andrea Bottani (University of Bergamo) Sonia Roca-Royes (University of Stirling) John Collins (Columbia University) John Divers (University of Leeds) Vincenzo Fano (University of Urbino) Submission details We invite all scholars working in Lewisian philosophy to submit an abstract on one of the following topics: 1) Convention 2) Mereology, properties, and persistence 3) Counterfactuals 4) Modality and Possible worlds 5) Causality and Time Please submit abstracts in English and prepared for blind-review, of no more than 500 words, in either .pdf, .doc, or .rtf format. Submissions must be sent by email attachment to the organising committee at conlewis2011@gmail.com by March 1, 2011. An acknowledgment of reception will be sent. Please specify on a separate page name, affiliation, e-mail address, and the session in which the paper is to be presented. Successful applicants will be notified by April 1, 2011. Registration Fees 25 euro: B.A., M.A. and PhD students 50 euro: non-students Please note: the conference fee does not include accommodation. Information regarding accommodation will be provided on the conference website and at the registration desk. Unfortunately we are unable to offer travel grants. Key Dates 1 March 2011: Deadline for the submission of abstracts 1 April 2011: Notification of acceptance June 16, 2011 : Registration Ministerial Autorization The Italian Ministry of Education will be asked to grant high school teachers a leave of absence and permission to attend the conference as a form of professional development. Further Information For further information and for the conference program, please contact conlewis2011@gmail.com or visit the website at sites.google.com/site/conferencelewis/ Organising Committee Marianna Antonutti (University of Bristol) Francesca Ervas (University of Cagliari, Institut Jean Nicod, Paris) Pierluigi Graziani (University of Urbino) Daniele Santoro (LUISS, Rome) Vera Tripodi (University of Barcelona) Stefano Vaselli (University of Rome "La Sapienza") Scientific Committee Mario Alai (University of Urbino) Francesco Berto (University of Aberdeen) Vincenzo Fano (University of Urbino) Andrea Iacona (University of Aqulia) Friederike Moltmann (CNRS, Paris) Daniel Nolan (University of Nottingham) Isidora Stojanovic (Institut Jean Nicod, Paris) Gino Tarozzi (University of Urbino) Isabella Tassani (University of Urbino) Achille Varzi (Columbia University) |



