Epistemic Virtues and Vices in a Non-Ideal World
Generously sponsored by the Aristotelian Society, the Mind Association, and the Analysis Trust.
 
PROGRAM
 
 
DAY ONE
 
 
            Chair: Alice Monypenny
 
10     Taylor Matthews
            Varieties of epistemic corruption                                                        
 
 
11   Julia Costet
            Decentring the epistemic injustice paradigm: Challenging the figure of the knower                                                                        
 
12        lunch                                                              
 
            
Chair: Ian James Kidd
 
1.30   Alice Monypenny                                                        
            The value of motivations in a non-ideal world: The case of contextualism
 
 
2.30   Alkis Kotsonis
            Epistemic trust in epistemically hostile environments                                          
 
 
3.30     coffee                                                               
 
 
            Chair: Kasim Khoranasee


4          Robin McKenna and Gerry Dunne
            Epistemic responsibility in a non-ideal world
 
 
5          Jordan Myers (online -6hr time diff)              
            Epistemic resultant luck and the appropriate target of epistemic blame
 
 
6          end for day / drinks
 
 
 7          dinner - Punk and Pizza

 
DAY TWO
 
            Chair: Heather Battaly
 
10        Barend de Rooji
            Situationism for groups: Situated collective virtues
 
 
11        Ian James Kidd
            Epistemic myopia
 
12        lunch
 
 
            Chair: Barend de Rooji
 
1.30     Kasim Khoranasee
            Elected representatives and justified closed-mindedness under non-ideal conditions          
 
2.30     Alice Wheatley
            What’s so good about being honest?
 
 
3.30     coffee
 
 
            Chair: Taylor Matthews
 
4          Heather Battaly
            Can fanaticism be a liberatory virtue?
 
 
5          end / informal dinner