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*19th CREPH Seminar 2027: Attention & Consciousness: New Directions*

*The CfA is now officially OPEN!*

My first history of philosophy paper is forthcoming in the European Journal of Philosophy!

I reconstruct and criticize a rather sneaky argument by a fairly obscure - but very interesting - figure in early analytic philosophy against the Russellian notion of acquaintance.

philpapers.org/rec/PALTMD

A few photos from the ECAP12 Early-Career Scholar Prize ceremony!

See the prize winners and honourable mentions from all eleven sections:

🔗 analyticphilosophy.eu/early-career-scholar-prize/

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Today!

🎯 Donovan Wishon (University of Mississippi), “How Transparent is Experience?: Reassessing Diaphaneity in Early Analytic Philosophy”

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🎯 Sharon Casu (University of Fribourg): “Acquaintance and Mediation”

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🎯Roundtable: SEP on Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description (by Ali Hasan, University of Iowa)

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🎯 Sam Coleman (Birkbeck College, University of London): “Should Acquaintance Theorists Say that Acquaintance Knowledge is Non-Propositional?”

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🎯Michael Markunas (Trinity College, Dublin), “Acquaintance with Abstract Objects”

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Upcoming workshop in Liège

Kick-off workshop of the Acquaintance Network, a newly formed international philosophy research group working on the metaphysics, epistemology, value, and history of acquaintance.

Program below.

Kick-off workshop of the Acquaintance Network, a newly formed international philosophy research group working on the metaphysics, epistemology, value, and history of acquaintance.

Program below.

How do you know that you are in pain? Or that grief feels the way it does? Or that a colour, a song, a memory, a beloved person has a particular quality in your experience? Philosopher Matt Duncan explores what Bertrand Russell called ‘knowledge by acquaintance’ – grounded in conscious awareness