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 -April-2024-CfP-Abstract-Concepts-Perception-and-L
 anguage-25th-April-2024-Cambridge-UK
DTSTAMP:20240129T000607
SUMMARY:CfP: Abstract Concepts/ Perception/ and La
 nguage, 25th April 2024, Cambridge, UK
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240425
LOCATION:Cambridge, UK
DESCRIPTION:This event, organised by members of th
 e Semantics, Pragmatics, and Philosophy (SPP) rese
 arch group of the University of Cambridge, aims to
  bring together those interested in abstract conce
 pts across disciplinary boundaries. This workshop 
 aims to encourage and explore innovative ways, bot
 h theoretical and experimental, of analysing and u
 nderstanding the meaning of abstract concepts. Thi
 s could include work on topics such as time, conce
 ptual engineering, investigations into concepts su
 ch as freedom or justice, processing of abstract c
 oncepts, or diachronic investigations of scientifi
 c or social abstract concepts, to name just a few.
    The workshop aims to be an environment in which
  PhD and graduate students may present their work 
 and get feedback from their peers, as well as thos
 e who may not traditionally fall within their disc
 ipline's boundaries.  The event will also include 
 talks from three academics: Dr. Sean Enda Power (U
 niversity of Cork), Dr. Derek Ball (St Andrews Uni
 versity), and Prof. Kasia Jaszczolt (University of
  Cambridge).   We invite proposals for presentatio
 ns consisting of 300 words plus bibliography. This
  will be a free, one-day event. PhD/Grad presentat
 ions will be 20-min long + 10 minutes for question
 s/discussion. Ongoing works will be considered and
  are explicitly encouraged.  Abstracts for poster 
 presentations also accepted. 
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>This even
 t, organised by members of the Semantics, Pragmati
 cs, and Philosophy (SPP) research group of the Uni
 versity of Cambridge, aims to bring together those
  interested in abstract concepts across disciplina
 ry boundaries.&nbsp;This workshop aims to encourag
 e and explore innovative ways, both theoretical an
 d experimental, of analysing and understanding the
  meaning of abstract concepts. This could include 
 work on topics such as time, conceptual engineerin
 g, investigations into concepts such as freedom or
  justice, processing of abstract concepts, or diac
 hronic investigations of scientific or social abst
 ract concepts, to name just a few.&nbsp;</p>\n  <p
 >The workshop aims to be an&nbsp;environment&nbsp;
 in which PhD and graduate students may present the
 ir work and get feedback from their peers, as well
  as those who may not traditionally fall within th
 eir&nbsp;discipline's&nbsp;boundaries.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 The event will also include talks from three acade
 mics: Dr. Sean Enda Power (University of Cork), Dr
 . Derek Ball (St Andrews University), and Prof. Ka
 sia Jaszczolt (University of Cambridge).&nbsp;</p>
 \n</div><div>\n  <p>We invite proposals for presen
 tations consisting of 300 words plus bibliography.
  This will be a free, one-day event. PhD/Grad pres
 entations will be 20-min long + 10 minutes for que
 stions/discussion. Ongoing works will be considere
 d and are explicitly encouraged.&nbsp; Abstracts f
 or poster presentations also accepted.&nbsp;</p>\n
 </div>
URL:https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/dtal/research/resea
 rchclusters/semantics-pragmatics-philosophy-resear
 ch-area/events
CONTACT:Nina Haket at nch35 at cam.ac.uk
CONTACT:Anastasiia Petrenko at ap2315 at cam.ac.uk
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