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SIWP-Analytic Picture Gallery

Photo credits: Marilynn Johnson, Michelle Johnson, and Adriana Renero.

Virginia Aspe Armella, “Sor Juana and the Polemic of Freedom,” March 2nd, 2018

Ma. Elena García Peláez Cruz, “Embryological Matter and Its Significance in Aristotle’s Theory of Reproduction,” March 2nd, 2018

Paddy Blanchette, “What Does a Model Show?”, October 20, 2017

Karen Bennett, “Relative Fundamentality,” September 15, 2017

Alyssa Ney, “Physics and Fundamentality,” May 5 2017

Marion Boulicault,“The Contingency of Logical Necessity,” April 21, 2017

Kate Ritchie comments on Marion Boulicault’s paper

Romina Padro, “A Dilemma for Intuition-Based Accounts of Basic Inferences,” March 24, 2017

“Women in Philosophy: Publishing, Jobs, & Fitting In” with Elise Crull, Una Stojnic, Denise Vigani, and moderator Miranda Fricker

“Women in Philosophy: Publishing, Jobs, & Fitting In” with Elise Crull, Una Stojnic, Denise Vigani, and moderator Miranda Fricker

aura Pérez, “Visual Properties and Social Groups,” November 7th, 2016

Claudia Passos, “Do newborns have sense of agency?” on November 7, 2016

Berit Brogaard, “In Defense of Hearing Meanings”, October 3, 2016

Anya Farennikova , “Bayesianism and the Perception-Cognition Divide,” September 9th, 2016

Arianna Falbo,“Why Two (or more) Belief-Dependent Peers are Better Than One,” April 25, 2016

Michelle Moody-Adams, “Moral Progress and Human Agency,” October 5, 2015

Susanna Siegel,“Salience Norms,” September 14, 2015

Marilynn Johnson, Lisa Miracchi, Rebecca Traynor, Katie Tullmann, and Kate Pendoley in 2015

Laura Franklin-Hall, “Why are some kinds historical and others not?,” March 24, 2015

Karen Lewis,“Reverse Sobel Sequences in Static Semantics,” March 2, 2015

Deirdre Wilson, “Irony, hyperbole, jokes and banter: What should a theory of verbal irony aim to explain?”, October 13, 2014

Jessica Moss, Vivian Feldblyum, Katherine Tullmann, Lisa Miracchi, Marilynn Johnson in 2014

Jessica Moss, “Dual Systems in 400 BC: Plato and the Origins of Contemporary Psychology,” September 8, 2014

Fatema Amijee, “The Normativity of Nonsense,” and Kate Nolfi, “Why the Epistemic Status of Our Beliefs Ought to Weigh With Us,” May 5, 2014

Fatema Amijee and Kate Nolfi

Gillian Russell, “Hume’s Law and Other Barriers to Implication,” March 3, 2014

Sarah-Jane Leslie, “Gender Gaps and Conceptions of Ability,” January 20, 2014

Lisa Miracchi, “A Virtue Aistheology,” November 11, 2013

Lisa Miracchi

Sharon Street, “Normativity and Water: The Analogy and Its Limits,” October 7, 2013

Reception at CUNY in 2013

Reception at NYU

2013 Organizers

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