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KAZIMIERZ
NATURALISM WORKSHOP 2008
September 6th
- 10th 2008
Kazimierz
Dolny, Poland
Invited key
speakers
Susan Stuart
(University of Glasgow, UK)
David
Papineau (King's College London, UK)
Susan Haack (University of Miami,
USA)
Peter Gärdenfors
(Lund University, Sweden)
Ingo Brigandt (University of
Alberta, Canada)
Naturalism is currently the most vibrantly
developing approach to philosophy, with naturalised methodologies being applied
across all the philosophical disciplines. While discussions over the
appropriateness of naturalist assumptions are ongoing, many philosophers are
simply forging ahead with a range of interdisciplinary projects that show how
philosophy and various sciences such as biology, psychology and cognitive
science can work hand in hand. The workshop aims to further the development of
naturalism through focussed, friendly discussion in the relaxed atmosphere of a
picturesque historical town.
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Susan Stuart (University of Glasgow, UK)
Senior Lecturer in Philosophy for the Faculty of Arts
Areas of research:
- The Ontology of Digital Objects
- Philosophy of mind
- Kant's epistemology
- Questions of ontology
- Idealism and technology
David Papineau (King's College London, UK)
Professor of Philosophy of Science
Areas of research:
- Epistemology
- Philosophy of science
- Philosophy of psychology
- Philosophy of mathematics
Susan Haack (University of Miami, USA)
Cooper Senior Scholar in Arts and Sciences
Professor of Philosophy
Professor of Law
Areas of research:
- Philosophy of logic and language
- Epistemology and metaphysics
- Philosophy of science
- Issues of scientific testimony in court
- Pragmatism
- Feminism
Peter Gärdenfors (Lund University, Sweden)
Professor of Cognitive Science
Areas of research:
- Concept formation
- Cognitive semantics
- Models of knowledge and information
- Evolution of cognition
Ingo Brigandt (University of Alberta, Canada)
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
- Areas of research:
- History and philosophy of biology
- Epistemology
- Philosophy of mind and language
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Kazimierz
Dolny lies on the Vistula, about a hundred and twenty kilometres south
east of Warsaw, the closest international airport and railway hub. A minibus
will be organised to take workshop participants from Warsaw to Kazimierz
and back at the start and end of the workshop. If arriving on a different
date, it will be necessary to make your own way down to Kazimierz.
Apart from the minibus, the easiest way to reach Kazimierz
from Warsaw is by train to Pulawy
and then either by taxi or by bus to Kazimierz. The trains to Pulawy run
from the Warsaw Central station every two and a half hours or so (if arriving
at the airport, the best way to reach the central station is by bus 175
- the ticket is 2.40 PLN). It is best to use the on-line
rail route planner (leaving 'Warszawa Centralna' arriving 'Pulawy
Miasto') to find out the exact times the trains run. The cost of the rail
ticket is under 30 PLN in second class and under 45 PLN in first class.
In Pulawy there is a taxi stand just outside the station.
The trip to Kazimierz is only 14 km (about 35 PLN).
An important tip: Do not, by mistake, go to the 'other' Kazimierz, which is a suburb of Krakow.
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Applications should include an application form (DOC
| PDF) and should either be
sent by e-mail (entitled 'KNEW Application') to
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or posted to:
KNEW'07
Konrad Talmont-Kaminski
Philosophy and Sociology Faculty
Marie Curie-Sklodowska University
Plac MCS 4
20-031 Lublin
POLAND
Application dead-line (for those presenting a paper): April 30th, 2008; (for those not wishing to present
a paper): May 30th, 2008; late applications till: July 10th, 2008
Notification of acceptance: June 15th, 2008
Registration fee: 150 EUR / 200 EUR for late applications (payable upon acceptance)
Reduced rate: 75 EUR
The registration fee includes:
* all workshop sessions
* conference materials
* lunches
* coffee breaks
* minibus to and from Warsaw
Conference participants have the choice of staying at the
workshop venue or organising their own accommodation. Accommodation at
the venue costs 100 EUR and includes breakfasts for the length of the conference.
INFORMATION ABOUT VISAS
Poland is part of the Schengen zone. Tourist visas are required for those coming from outside
of the European Union or the US.
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The workshop sessions will be
held in one of the historic granaries that used to line the river
banks in Kazimierz. The building has been turned into a hotel and
workshop participants have the option of staying there as well.
Information about the hotel is available (unfortunately only in
Polish) on its website.
There is also a handy
map showing how to reach it.
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