IS THERE ANYTHING WRONG WITH
WITTGENSTEIN?
Department of Social, Quantitative and
Cognitive Sciences
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia Via Allegri 9,
I-42100 Reggio Emilia (Italy)
June 8-10, 2006
Reggio Emilia (Italy)
SCIENTIFIC
BOARD
Pasquale Frascolla (University of Basilicata, Italy) Diego Marconi
(University of Turin, Italy)
Alberto Voltolini (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy)
REGISTRATION
There is no registration fee. In order to get information about lodging
in Reggio Emilia and surroundings, anyone planning to attend the
conference may contact the local organizer, Alberto Voltolini, at
voltolini.alberto@unimore.it, tel. +39/0522/523259 fax +39/0522/523055.
INFO-HOTELS:
see Reggio
Emilia tourist information
LOCATION:
Department
of Social, Quantitative and Cognitive Sciences
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia Via Allegri 9,
I-42100 Reggio Emilia (Italy)
The Conference Room (Classroom 1,
ground floor) is sited on the
ground floor of the Department building, which is informally called "ex-Caserma
Zucchi",
via Allegri 9 (from the hotel Mercure-Astoria you just have to cross
the city gardens); once you pass the Dept's gate, just get in the
building from the entrance on the right side and then you will
immediately see the room on your left (if you are not too
Wittgensteinianly recalcitrant pupils, some arrows should clearly
indicate where the room is). For any further doubt, look at the maps,
respectively centered on the Department and on the Hotel
Mercure-Astoria.
June
8
9.00-9.15 Introduction by Arrigo Bonisoli, Head of Department of
Social, Quantitative and Cognitive Sciences
9.15-10.45
Paul Horwich
(University of New York) “Regularities, rules, meanings, truth
conditions, and epistemic norms”
11.15-12.45
Eva Picardi
(Università di Bologna), “Meaning in Context”
15.15-16.45
Frederick Stoutland
(Uppsala Universitet), “Wittgenstein, Wittgensteinians, and Metaphysics”
16.45-17.15
Meredith Williams
(Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore), “Method and Metaphilosophy in
the Philosophical Investigations”
June
9
9.15-10.45
Timothy Williamson
(New College, Oxford), “Conceptual Truth”
10.45-11.15
Kevin Mulligan
(Université de Genève), “Essence, meanings and rules”
June 9, afternoon
15.15-16.45
Hans-Johann Glock
(University of Reading) “Wittgenstein was almost right about meaning”
16.45-17.15
William Child
(University College, Oxford) “Self-knowledge and memory in Wittgenstein”
June
10
9.15-10.45
Joachim Schulte
(ETH Zürich), “Reading-machines, Feelings of Influence,
Experiences of Being Guided: Wittgenstein on Reading”
10.45-11.15
Anthony Kenny
(Balliol College, Oxford), “Thought, brains, and behaviour”
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