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This page is for those attending meetings of the Oxford Epistemology Group. During Michaelmas 2021 we will meet Fridays 12.30pm-2pm in Lecture Room 4 at New College, unless otherwise stated. Email me if you have any questions.
Schedule
Week 1 (Oct 15th): Lucy Campbell talk: Agentialism about Self-Knowledge: Some Sceptical Thoughts
Week 2 (Oct 22nd): Richard Pettigrew talk: Epistemic Risk and the Demands of Rationality
Week 3 (Oct 29th): Lani Watson talk: The Right to Know: Epistemic Rights and Why We Need Them
Week 4 (Nov 4th): Martin Smith talk: TBD [NOTE: TAKING PLACE ON ZOOM AT 2PM ON THE THURSDAY]
Week 5 (Nov 12th): Julien Dutant talk: TBD
Week 6 (Nov 19th): David Thorstad talk: Three Paradoxes of Bounded Rationality
Week 7 (Nov 26th): Daniel Kodsi talk: TBD
Week 8 (Dec 3rd): Eliot Michaelson talk: TBD
Previous schedules
Trinity 2021
Week 1 (April 27th): Jennifer Nagel talk: Knowledge and Knowledge Attribution in Neural Networks
Week 2 (May 4th) Steven Diggin talk: Best Belief It Because (You Know) Its True
Week 4 (May 18th): Silvia Milano & Carina Prunkl talk: Epistemic Injustice and Algorithmic Profiling
Week 5 (May 25th): Zoe Jenkin talk: Encapsulated Failures
Week 6 (June 1st): Katia Vavova talk: Yeah, you would say that, wouldn’t you?
Week 7 (June 8th): Miriam Schoenfield talk: Can Bayesianism Accommodate Higher-Order Defeat?
Week 8 (June 15th): Berislav Marusic talk: Endless Love
Hilary 2021
Week 1 (Jan 21st): Lizzie Fricker talk: Epistemic Self-Governance and Trust in the Word of Others: Is There a Conflict?
Week 2 (Jan 28th): Jack Woods discusses The Game of Belief
Week 3 (Feb 4th): Endre Begby talk: Automated Risk Assessment in the Criminal Justice Process: A Case of ‘Algorithmic Bias’? [5PM START]
Week 4 (Feb 11th): Silvia Milano & Carina Prunkl talk: Epistemic Injustice and Algorithmic Profiling [POSTPONED]
Week 6 (Feb 25th): Grace Helton talk: Experimental Psychology and Norms of Rationality
Week 7 (March 4th): Rachel Fraser talk: Akrasia and Mushy Credences
Week 8 (March 11th): Matthew McGrath talk: A Problem for Strict Pragmatism About Reasons for Belief
Michaelmas 2020
Week 1 (Oct 15th): Rachel Fraser leads discussion on Builes, Horowitz, and Schoenfield’s Dilating and Contracting Arbitrarily
Week 2 (Oct 22th): Robin McKenna talk: Intellectual Autonomy
Week 3 (Oct 29th): Daniel Kodsi leads discussion on Carter and Goldstein’s The Normality of Error
Week 4 (Nov 5th): Zoe Johnson King talk: Radical Internalism [LATE START – 4PM]
Week 5 (Nov 12th): Bernhard Salow talk: Epistemology Normalized
Week 6 (Nov 19th): David Thorstad talk: Inquiry and the Epistemic
Week 7 (Nov 26th): Adam Carter talk: Collateral Conflicts and Epistemic Norms
Week 8 (Dec 3rd): Timothy Williamson talk: Epistemological Ambivalence
Summer 2020
July 16th: Renee Bolinger talk: #BelieveWomen and the Ethics of Belief
July 30th: Thi Nguyen talk: Value Capture
August 13th: Jessie Munton talk: Cognitive Flexibility and the Epistemology of Search Engines
August 27th: Rima Basu talk: The Parent Trap: How Doxastic Wrongdoing Starts at Home
Trinity 2020
Week 2 (May 7th): Bob Beddor and Carlotta Pavese discuss Modal Virtue Epistemology
Week 3 (May 14th): Richard Roth leads discussion on Hawthorne & Yli-Vakkuri’s Being In A Position To Know
Week 4 (May 21st): Kevin Dorst talk “Fine-Tuning and Varieties of Divine Indifference”
Week 5 (May 28th): Clayton Littlejohn talk “n-1 Guilty Children”
Week 6 (June 4th): Maria-Rosa Antognazza talk” “The Distinction of Kind Between Knowledge and Belief”
Week 7 (June 11th): Pietro Cibinel talk “Information Value and Accuracy Gain”
Week 8 (June 18th): Matt Hewson talk
Hilary 2020
Week 1 (Jan 23rd): Rachel Fraser talk: “Beliefs are Resolutions”
Week 4 (Feb 13th): Claire Field talk: “Explaining (Away) the Irrationality of Epistemic Akrasia”
Week 5 (Feb 20th): Maria-Rosa Antognazza talk: “Thinking With Assent” [CANCELLED – STRIKE ACTION]
Week 6 (Feb 27th): Beau Madison Mount talk: “Absolute Provability, Safety, and Mechanism”
Week 8 (Mar 12th): Silvia Milano talk [CANCELLED – STRIKE ACTION]
Michaelmas 2019
Week 1 (Oct 17th): Rachel Fraser leads discussion on Kurt Sylvan’s ‘An Epistemic Non-Consequentialism ‘
Week 2 (Oct 24th): Bernhard Salow leads discussion on Jessica Brown’s ‘What is Epistemic Blame? ‘
Week 5 (Nov 14th): Kevin Dorst talk: ”Overconfidence’ is Rational”
Week 6 (Nov 21st): Chris Cowie talk: ‘Probability and Normativity’
Week 8 (Dec 5th): Nick Hughes talk: ‘Epistemology Without Guidance’
