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Nature of Rules and Normativity

 

Prague international colloquium

organized by the

Department of Logic, Institute of Philosophy,

Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

September 17-19 2014, Villa Lanna, Prague, Czech Republic

 

About

Recent decades have witnessed the concept of normativity slowly moving to centerstage in philosophical discussions. While some fifty years ago, norms and rules appeared to interest mainly ethicians, political philosophers, and logicians, nowadays they have become central for other philosophers working in philosophy of language, philosophy of mind etc. One source of this movement was certainly the later Wittgenstein and the post-Wittgensteinian discussion of rule following as stimulated especially by Kripke's book "Wittgenstein and private language". Another largely independent source was Wilfrid Sellars with his view of man as "a creature not of habits, but of rules". Sellars' legacy has been elaborated by a host of followers into a picture which sees the human world as an essentially normative matter. Other incentives to focus upon the very phenomenon of rules have arisen from the generalization of meta-ethical considerations of the nature of ethical norms to other areas of philosophy, from recent approaches in social sciences to the varieties of human normative behavior (using, for example, game-theoretic tools), from considerations concerning the nature of human rationality and also from considerations of the kinds of normativity arising from various functions bestowed on living organisms by natural selection.

This conference aims to bring together people approaching rules and normativity from all perspectives, but especially from the Wittgensteinian and Sellarsian ones. We welcome contributions addressing the nature of rules, the nature of rule following, as well as the logic, semantics and ontology of normativity.

Invited Speakers

Program

 

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Wednesday, September 17

 9.15

Registration

 9.50

Opening

 10.00

invited talk: Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer: The Normativity of Generic Truths

 11.00

coffee break

 11.15 

Dionysis Christias. Sellars on Normativity: What Is the Being of the Normative and How Is It Stereoscopically Fused with the Ontology of the Scientific Image?

 11.50

Leila Haaparanta. Sellarsian "Oughts" and the Forms of Rationality

 12.25

lunch break

 14.30

Michael Hicks. What Jones taught the Ryleans: Normativity in Sellars's Metaphysics of Thought

 15.05

Anke Breunig. Sellars on Recognizing Rules

 15.40

coffee break

 15.55

Boris Brandhoff. Explicating Conceptual Norms: Wilfrid Sellars's Early Essays and the Idea of a Naturalistic Pragmatics

 16.30

Vojtěch Kolman. Wittgenstein and Die Meistersinger: An Aesthetical Road to the Rule-Following and Normativity

 Thursday, September 18

 9.00

Bernhard Weiss. Rule Following and the Normativity of Meaning

 9.35 

Bernd Prien. Relations between Norms and Regularities of Behavior

 10.10

coffee break

 10.20 

Luz Christopher Seiberth. Sellars on Method

 10.55

Gilles Bouche. How Subjects Institute Objective Norms: A Brandomian Account

 11.30

coffee break

 11.40

invited talk: Mark Okrent. The Biological Roots of Normativity

 12.40

lunch break

 14.30

Jaroslav Peregrin. Rules as the Ecological Niche of the Species Homo Sapiens

 15.05

Pedro Abreu. Essentially but not Exhaustively Rule-Governed

 15.40

coffee break

 15.55

Sari Kisilevsky. Action and Accident: On the Relation between Rules and Their Subjects

 16.30

Jesús Zamora Bonilla. Inferentialism, Agency, and Normativity:   From the Infraindividual to the Supraindividual

 Friday, September 19

 9.00

Katharina Nieswandt and Ulf Hlobil. The 'Natural Unintelligibility' of Normativity: Ancombe on 'Hume's Circle'

 9.35 

Ondřej Beran. In Defense of ''Engineer Solutions'' of the ''Trolley Problem''

 10.10

coffee break

 10.20 

Kenny Siu Sing Huen. Human Agency and the Foundation of Normativity: A Comparative Explication of Wittgenstein's View

 10.55

Nicholas Tebben and John Waterman. Counterfeit Assertions: Lying and the Division of Epistemic Labor

 11.30

coffee break

 11.40

invited talk: Alice Crary. Wittgenstein on Objectivity Revisited: Why It Matters

Info for Participants


  • Participation

    The capacity of the conference site is limited, so if you do not give a paper and want to participate, please check with us that we are still not beyond reasonable limits.


    Accommodation

    A limited number of rooms for the participants is available at the conference site Villa Lanna (the reservations must be made via the on-line registration form and will be handled on the first come first serve basis). Double/single rooms with en suite bathroom in the 'bungalows' in the garden of the Villa Lanna plus a few rooms directly in the Villa with shared bathrooms (2000 CZK per night in double room; 1300 CZK per in single, 1500 CZK one person in a double room). All prices include breakfast. 

    Other possibilities of accommodation not far from the conference site include: 
    Villa Schwaiger
    Pension Atelier 12  
    Pension Na staré poště
    Cheap accommodation can be purchased in several hostels of the Czech Technical University (the ones closest to the site are Dejvická, Masarykova, Sinkuleho, Orlík). 


    Conference fee

    The conference fee is EUR 60 (covers participation, refreshment, book of abstract & banquet). The fee can be paid either through bank transfer to the account of the Institute of Philosophy ASCR v.v.i. at Raiffeisenbank
    IBAN: CZ22 5500 0000 0000 1133 9990,
    SWIFT (BIC): RZBCCZPP
    Bank address: Národní 1010/9, Praha 1, 110 00, Czech Republic.
    For internal transfers within the Czech Republic the account number is
    11339990/5500.; or in cash (in Euros or Czech crowns) at the conference. If possible, please use NORMATIVITY as the unique identifier (variable symbol) of your payment. Please arrange the transfer so that the transfer fees do not reduce the amount that comes to the Institute’s account. 


    On-line registration form
    As the capacity of the conference site is limited, if you do not give a paper, please query us  before you register.


    Contact 
    organizing committee: 
    Petra Ivaničová, Ondřej Beran, Jaroslav Peregrin
    email: Tato e-mailová adresa je chráněna před spamboty. Pro její zobrazení musíte mít povolen Javascript.

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