This calendar showcases SWIP-Analytic events and a number of talks within train distance of the New York City area given by women working in analytic philosophy. Email our webmaster at swipanalytic@gmail.com to suggest events to add to the calendar!
SWIP-Analytic’s session, “Women in Philosophy: Publishing, Jobs, & Fitting In” will be a roundtable featuring Elise Crull (City College, CUNY), Una Stojnic (NYU), and Denise Vigani (Drew University). They will discuss work habits, publishing, and job searches, among other things.
9:45 am. Apertura 10:00 am. María del Rosario Martínez Ordaz Posgrado en Filosofía de la Ciencia, UNAM “Clasicalistas vs. Paraconsistentistas: Tolerando demasiados parecidos y casi ninguna diferencia” 11:00 am. María Elena García Peláez Cruz Facultad de Filosofía, Universidad Panamericana “El proyecto biológico de Aristóteles: Límites y alcances de su comprensión de lo femenino” 12:00 pm. […]
ABSTRACT. According to a standard account, logical relations between propositions exist independently of contingent facts, norms and practices. David Bloor challenges this standard account by arguing that, rather than existing independently of contingent facts, logical relations arise from them: “logical necessity is a moral and social relation” (1983, 121, emphasis added). In this essay, I […]
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