Jessica Wilson

‘Two Routes to (and from) Metaphysical Skepticism’
Tuesday, March 15, 18:00 (CET)
 
The MAP (Master in Philosophy) at USI (Università della Svizzera Italiana, Lugano) is pleased to announce the second talk of the Lugano Philosophy Colloquia of 2022, ‘Two Routes to (and from) Metaphysical Skepticism’.

 

The guest speaker is:

Jessica Wilson (University of Toronto)
 
The talk is chaired by:
Claudio Calosi (University of Geneva and USI)
 
Date:
Tuesday, 15 March, 18:00 (CET)
 
Location:
The talk will be held on Zoom, and it will also be streamed on USI Master in Philosophy Facebook page.
 
To participate:
Please write an email to amm.map@usi.ch or send a message to our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/usimap).
 
The Abstract of the Talk:

I consider and offer replies to lines of thought in support of some form of metaphysical skepticism, according to which metaphysical claims---e.g., the claim that universals serve as the basis for resemblance between objects, or that sets necessarily exist---are meaningless, false, epistemically inaccessible, or at best pragmatically accepted.

 
The talk is part of the Lugano Philosophy Colloquia - a series of events organized by:
- Master in Philosophy at USI
- Ratio – Philosophical Association
- Istituto di Studi Filosofici, Lugano
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We look forward to your presence! Thank you.