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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2024/newsitem/14643/25
 ---26-May-2024-International-Workshop-on-Logic-and
 -Philosophy-“Agency-and-Intentionality-Collective-
 and-Individual”
DTSTAMP:20231204T143021
SUMMARY:International Workshop on Logic and Philos
 ophy: “Agency and Intentionality: Collective and I
 ndividual”
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240525T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240526T170000
LOCATION:Tsinghua University, Beijing
DESCRIPTION:The theme of the workshop is "Agency a
 nd intentionality: collective and individual". Col
 lective intentionality and collective agency, and 
 closely related topics such as common knowledge, t
 eam reasoning, public announcement and other forms
  of group communication, are among the key issues 
 that are being studied right now in a variety of f
 rameworks.  Some of these frameworks are parsimoni
 ous extensions of frameworks for individual agency
  and individual intentionality, whereas others emp
 loy a more extended conceptual and ontological app
 aratus. And some of the analyses are primarily ana
 lytical and conceptual, while others are logical a
 nd formal. The main goal of the workshop is to bri
 ng these together to exchange results and discuss 
 different views.  Invited speakers: Branden Fitels
 on (Northeastern University), Marc Slors (Radboud 
 University Nijmegen), Sonja Smets (University of A
 msterdam) and Deborah Tollefsen (The University of
  Memphis).  The call for papers welcomes contribut
 ions on topics within the theme, such as:  -intent
 ion, agency, decision-making  -responsibility and 
 norms  -forms of identity  -individuals in social 
 networks  -group dynamics  Contributed papers on o
 ther topics in the area of logic and philosophy ar
 e welcome as well.  Scholars who want to contribut
 e should send an abstract of approximately 1200 wo
 rds (not including references) to: logicandphiloso
 phyworkshop at gmail.com. The abstract should be p
 roperly anonymised, so include a separate page wit
 h name, affiliation, and contact details. All subm
 issions will be reviewed by an independent program
  committee.  The possibility to publish selected p
 apers in a special journal issue (of, e.g., Topoi 
 or Philosophies) is actively being explored.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>The theme
  of the workshop is &quot;Agency and intentionalit
 y: collective and individual&quot;. Collective int
 entionality and collective agency, and closely rel
 ated topics such as common knowledge, team reasoni
 ng, public announcement and other forms of group c
 ommunication, are among the key issues that are be
 ing studied right now in a variety of frameworks.<
 /p>\n  <p>Some of these frameworks are parsimoniou
 s extensions of frameworks for individual agency a
 nd individual intentionality, whereas others emplo
 y a more extended conceptual and ontological appar
 atus. And some of the analyses are primarily analy
 tical and conceptual, while others are logical and
  formal. The main goal of the workshop is to bring
  these together to exchange results and discuss di
 fferent views.</p>\n  <p>Invited speakers: Branden
  Fitelson (Northeastern University), Marc Slors (R
 adboud University Nijmegen), Sonja Smets (Universi
 ty of Amsterdam) and Deborah Tollefsen (The Univer
 sity of Memphis).</p>\n</div><div>\n  <p>The call 
 for papers welcomes contributions on topics within
  the theme, such as:<br>\n  -intention, agency, de
 cision-making<br>\n  -responsibility and norms<br>
 \n  -forms of identity<br>\n  -individuals in soci
 al networks<br>\n  -group dynamics<br>\n  Contribu
 ted papers on other topics in the area of logic an
 d philosophy are welcome as well.</p>\n  <p>Schola
 rs who want to contribute should send an abstract 
 of approximately 1200 words (not including referen
 ces) to: <a class="email" href="#">logicandphiloso
 phyworkshop<span class="at">&nbsp;at&nbsp;</span>g
 mail.com</a>. The abstract should be properly anon
 ymised, so include a separate page with name, affi
 liation, and contact details. All submissions will
  be reviewed by an independent program committee.<
 /p>\n  <p>The possibility to publish selected pape
 rs in a special journal issue (of, e.g., Topoi or 
 Philosophies) is actively being explored.</p>\n</d
 iv>
URL:http://tsinghualogic.net/JRC/3rdilpw/
CONTACT:Yiyan Wang at yiyanthu at gmail.com
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