NYU Department of Philosophy, Room 101
5 Washington Place, New York, NY
Organized by Harvey Lederman and Matt Mandelkern (local), and Paolo Santorio, Julia Staffel, and Snow Zhang, with the generous support of NYU and the New York Institute of Philosophy
FARM is a conference that aims to bring together researchers studying meaning, reasoning and rational norms. This is the second iteration of the conference; information about last year's can be found here.
| Saturday, October 10 | Sunday, October 11 | |
|---|---|---|
| 9:00–10:00 | Keynote: Logic, probability, and causal inference Thomas Icard |
The structure of multidimensional concepts Ilaria Canavotto, Fabrizio Cariani, and Eric Pacuit Comments: Brian Hedden |
| 10:20–11:20 | Answering together Tomasz Zyglewicz and Xander MacSwan Comments: Dilip Ninan |
Conversational trust Justin D'Ambrosio Comments: Melissa Fusco |
| 11:40–12:40 | Orthogonal knowledge Joshua Pearson, Ginger Schultheis, and Richard Roth Comments: Brian Weatherson |
Relevant alternatives in guessing Leo Yang Comments: Ben Holguín |
| Lunch (catered in the 6th floor lounge) | ||
| 2:00–3:00 | Knowledge and chance Jeremy Goodman Comments: Dmitri Gallow |
Coordination without role neutrality Giulia Grazzini Comments: Alejandro Pérez Carballo |
| 3:30–4:30 | How to be a Leibnizian Lingzhi Shi Comments: Jeffrey Russell |
Rational inquiry amidst uncertain priors Yasha Sapir Comments: Adam Elga |
| 5:00–6:00 | Correlation aversion Weng Kin San Comments: Sven Neth |
Keynote: Be My Guess! Sophie Horowitz Comments: Miriam Schoenfield |
| 6:30 | Dinner | The end |
Logistics:
Registration is now closed. You will be required to show a government ID to enter the building. Please arrive early to allow time for check-in. We will provide lunch and coffee for everyone on both days.