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Events in 2019

Overview of events in the year 2019.

A Day with Spinoza: Bodies, Cognition and Society
Alex Voorhoeve: Equality for Possible People: A Defence.
Ancient and Early Modern Stoic (Meta)physics
Bart Geurts: Common ground and normativity
Big Data and the Insurance Industry: Who Is Responsible?
CANCELLED Alumnidag 2019
CANCELLED Delphine Antoine-Mahut: What does it mean to be Cartesian?
Can computational methods be of use to integrated history and philosophy of science?
Collegium Spinozanum III
Conference: Substance in Early Modern Scholasticism
Conference: Teaching the New Science
Conference: Varieties of Unity in Early Modern Philosophy
Conference by Women in Philosophy 2019
Daniel Garber: Hobbes against the Aristotelity of the Schools in the Leviathan
Dutch Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy III
Dutch Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy IV
Dutch Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy V
Dutch Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy VI
Dutch Seminar in Medieval Philosophy
Early Modern Laws of Nature: Secular and Divine
Elinor Mason: Date Rape, Harassment and Sexual Refusal
Enlightenment vitalism and the metaphysics of life
Euroscepticism and the Future of European Integration (organized in cooperation with Studium Generale)
Fixing pornography’s illocutionary force: Which context matters?
Geoffrey Sayre-McCord and Geoffrey Brennan: On Cooperation
Gunnar Björnsson: Judgment and certitude for non-cognitivists (and everyone else)
Hannah Rubin: Structural Causes of Citation Blindness
Hedging Our Bets: Is Moral Uncertainty a Reason to Support Multiple Causes?
Hilary Greaves: PPE lecture & Effective Altruism lecture
History of Philosophy of Science (HOPOS) congress
Inaugural Conference Centre for PPE
Jan-Willem Bolderdijk: When doing the right thing is socially undesirable
Jeff McMahan: Might We Benefit Animals by Eating Them?
Jenny Pelletier: Ockham on Social Aggregates
Lisa Herzog: The Limits of Transparency
Luc Lauwers: Backward Expectation
Manipulating Spiritual Matter. How Did Early Modern Science Become Experimental? By dr. Doina-Cristina Rusu (RUG).
Maria Lasonen-Aarnio: Dispositional evaluations
Matthew Kieran: Creativity, Procrastination and Courage
Medicine and Philosophy: The Longue durée of the Humoral Theory
Mini-workshop Social Epistemology
Money: What Is It? How Should It Function?
Monique Deveaux: Reframing Chronic Poverty Reduction
Navigating the Old and the New. Sir Kenelm Digby and the Canon
Newtonian Debates on Causation
Nuclear energy advocacy from the perspective of effective altruism
OZSW Study Group in Early Modern Philosophy
Paulin Hountondji: Moralising God? Religions and Politics in Africa today
Phenomenology and Predictive Coding: study group & lecture
PPE lecture series: John Broome
PPE lecture series: Peter Niesen
PPE winter school: Justice, Democracy and Rationality
PPE workshop: How moralization and polarization affect collective action
Robin Douglass: Mandeville on Pride, Hypocrisy and Sociability
Roman Frigg: Making confident decisions with model ensembles
Rosa Cao: What and how can neural network models explain about the brain?
Second Annual Conference for Political Epistemology
Second Groningen Metaethics Workshop
Social Minds: Workshop on Early Modern Philosophy of Language
Sonia Kruks: Simone de Beauvoir and the “New Materialisms”
Stijn Bruers: Effective altruism and wild animal suffering
Stijn Bruers: Speciecism, Arbitrariness, and Moral Illusions
Summerschool: Public Philosophy and Social Ontology
Summer School: The Challenge of Natural Teleology
Symposium: Ancient Buddhist Meditation
Tatjana ViĊĦak: Animal versus Human Welfare
Thomas Pölzler: Moral Progress, Knowledge, and Error
Truth and Relativism in Ancient Philosophy
Two-day masterclass on Social Epistemology
Two-days workshop on Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy
Véronique Decaix: On categorical constitution
What is at stake on divine action debates?
Workshop: Business Ethics Engaged
Workshop: Cause Marketing
Workshop: Early Modern Matter Theories I: Conceptualising Bodies
Workshop: Ideology and Identity in Economics
Workshop: Scholastic and Early Modern Accounts
Workshop: Spinoza and Spinozism: Then and Now
Workshop: The Mechanical Philosophy
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