https://philevents.org/event/show/102334

Wittgenstein and Philosophy for the 21st Century

Organized by Jakub Jirsa and Jakub Mácha
Charles University, Prague, 9–10 September 2022, Hotel Olšanka
https://philevents.org/event/show/102334

For any further inquiries, please contact Jakub Mácha (macha@mail.muni.cz).

Speakers

• Maria Balaska (University of Herfordshire)
• Hanoch Ben-Yami (Central European University Vienna)
• Anne-Marie Christensen (University of Southern Denmark)
• Modesto Gómez Alonzo (University of Salamanca)
• Martin Gustafsson (Åbo Akademi)
• Herbert Hrachovec (University of Vienna)
• Dan Hutto (University of Wollongong)
• John Hyman (University College London)
• Oskari Kuusela (University of East Anglia)
• Sofia Miguens (University of Porto)
• Rupert Read (University of East Anglia)
• Friedrich Stadler (University of Vienna)
• Sebastian Sunday Grève (University of Peking)
• Nuno Venturinha (NOVA University of Lisbon)

Respondents

• Ondřej Beran (University of Pardubice)
• Olli Lagerspetz (University of Pardubice)
• Danièle Moyal-Sharrock (University of Herfordshire)
• Gilad Nir (University of Potsdam)
• Begoña Ramón Cámara (University of Murcia)
• Franz Schörkhuber (University of Vienna)\
• Radek Schuster (University of Western Bohemia)
  

Schedule

Friday 9 September

8:40 Opening words by Luděk Sekyra & Jakub Mácha
9:00 Dan Hutto, A Positively Relaxed Take on Naturalism        Respondent: Danièle Moyal-Sharrock
10:00 Maria Balaska, Wittgenstein on Heidegger on the Nothing   Respondent: Danièle Moyal-Sharrock
11:00 Hanoch Ben-Yami, Wittgenstein on the Imagination      Respondent: Karel Thein
12:00 Martin Gustafsson, Practice and Context                        Respondent: Olli Lagerspetz
15:00 Herbert Hrachovec, There is Method in Stupidity. Wittgenstein’s Recognition of Unculture         Respondent: Radek Schuster
16:00 Nuno Venturinha, Wittgenstein within Contemporary Epistemology          Respondent: Gilad Nir
17:00 Sebastian Sunday Grève, Modern Socrates

20:00 Conference dinner

Saturday 10 September

9:00 John Hyman, The Special Question “Why?”                      Respondent: Olli Lagerspetz
10:00 Modesto Gómez Alonzo, How not to Think of Philosophical Explanations: A Wittgensteinian Deconstruction of the Causal Model Respondent: Begoña Ramón Cámara
11:00 Friedrich Stadler, Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle – the Vienna Circle and Wittgenstein: New Light on a Complex RelationshipRespondent: Radek Schuster
12:00 Anne-Marie Christensen, Wittgensteinians Tools for a Contextual Ethics    Respondent: Ondřej Beran
15:00 Oskari Kuusela, Language Games with “Good”: Addressing Problems from Stocker and Williams Respondent: Franz Schörkhuber
16:00 Sofia Miguens, Wittgensteinian Ethics: Cora Diamond on Rational Capacities and “the Gulfs Between Us”         Respondent: Gilad Nir
17:00 Rupert Read, Wittgenstein as a Philosopher of Freedom      Respondent: Franz Schörkhuber