Reading Putnam by Maria Baghramian International Workshop
November 12-14, 2024
Edificio Departamental de Filosofía, Campus de Guajara, Universidad de La Laguna (ULL)
The workshop intends to trigger exchange of ideas and scholarly debate through the presentation of contributions related to any of the philosophical topics of our keynote spaker (Maria Baghramian).
In the morning, the sessions will take place in Seminar 3, and in the afternoon, they will be held in the Salon de Grados, both located in the Philosophy Department building on the Guajara campus at the ULL.
Attendance to the sessions is open to the public until capacity is reached.
All of Maria Baghramian’s lectures will take place at 5:00 PM, and the titles are as follows:
12. “Trust and Hope in a time of Crisis”
13. “The Role of Externalism in Putnam´s Many Realisms”
14. “Expertise, Knowledge Resistance and the Value of Epistemic Autonomy”
For more information, please contact the organizing committee at pointsov@ull.edu.es
FULL PROGRAM link here
Organizing Committee
Natividad Garrido Rodríguez (Université Bordeaux-Montaigne / ULL), Andres Luis Jaume Rodríguez (Universitat de les Illes Balears), Antonio Manuel Liz Gutiérrez (ULL), David Pérez Chico (Universidad de Zaragoza) and Margarita Vázquez Campos (ULL)
Scientific Committee
Antonio Manuel Liz Gutiérrez (ULL), David Pérez Chico (Universidad de Zaragoza), Margarita Vázquez Campos (ULL) and Pablo Vera Vega (ULL)
ABOUT MARIA BAGHRAMIAN:
Maria Baghramian is Full Professor of Philosophy in the School of Philosophy of the University College Dublin and Professor II at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Oslo. From March 2025, she will take up the position of European Research Area Chair at the American University of Armenia. She has held visiting posts in Harvard, MIT, University of Yerevan, Institut Jean Nicod, Paris and in various universities in China.
In her own words her overarching research interest is in the possibility of objective knowledge in the face of intractable disagreements and incompatible knowledge claims, in both the natural and human sciences. The project has been carried out in three inter-related strands:
1. Foundational: Relativism and Pluralism and the possibility of objectivity
2. Historic: Pragmatist and Neo Pragmatist responses to the problems of truth and objectivity
3. Practical: Expert Knowledge, Disagreement and the question of who to Trust
Project PID2022-142120NB-I00 funded by
