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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2009/newsitem/2772/25-
 27-September-2009-Days-of-Judgement-Leiden-The-Net
 herlands
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SUMMARY:Days of Judgement, Leiden, The Netherlands
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090927
LOCATION:Leiden, The Netherlands
DESCRIPTION:Although modern logic has neglected th
 e notion of judgement, logic is in need of this no
 tion, because the premises and conclusions in our 
 reasoning are judgements. The notion of judgement 
 brings back to logic and to philosophy in general 
 the notion of judging agent. This focus on the age
 nt is not to be understood in an exclusively subje
 ctive sense, because the agent is entitled to judg
 e only if he has grounds for his judgement. Recent
 ly, the notion of assertion, the linguistic counte
 rpart to the notion of judgement, has come into fo
 cus. The aim of the workshop is to bring together 
 different perspectives on the notion of judgement 
 from the history of philosophy that may have a rel
 evance for a theory of assertion and judgement tod
 ay.   For more information, see  or contact the or
 ganizer Maria van der Schaar: m.v.d.schaar at phil
 .leidenuniv.nl.    The Programme Committee cordial
 ly invites all researchers to submit their papers 
 for presentation. Submission deadline is May 1st, 
 2009.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n      <p>Altho
 ugh modern logic has neglected the notion of judge
 ment, logic is in \n        need of this notion, b
 ecause the premises and conclusions in our reasoni
 ng are judgements. The notion of judgement brings 
 back to logic and to \n        philosophy in gener
 al the notion of judging agent. This focus on the 
 agent is not to be understood in an exclusively su
 bjective sense, because the \n        agent is ent
 itled to judge only if he has grounds for his judg
 ement. \n        Recently, the notion of assertion
 , the linguistic counterpart to the \n        noti
 on of judgement, has come into focus. The aim of t
 he workshop is to \n        bring together differe
 nt perspectives on the notion of judgement from th
 e history of philosophy that may have a relevance 
 for a theory of assertion and judgement today.\n  
       \n      </p>\n    \n      \n      <p>For mor
 e information, see\n        <longdesriptionref />\
 n         or contact  the organizer Maria van der 
 Schaar: <a class="email">m.v.d.schaar <span class=
 "at">at</span> phil.leidenuniv.nl</a>.\n      </p>
 \n    </div><div>\n      <p>\n        The Programm
 e Committee cordially invites all researchers\n   
      to submit their\n        papers for presentat
 ion.\n        Submission deadline is May 1st, 2009
 .\n      </p>\n      </div>
URL:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2009/newsitem/2772/25-
 27-September-2009-Days-of-Judgement-Leiden-The-Net
 herlands
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