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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2013/newsitem/4848/2-4
 -May-2013-2nd-WFAP-Graduate-Conference-How-Am-I-Su
 pposed-to-Know-Vienna-Austria
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SUMMARY:2nd WFAP Graduate Conference "How Am I Sup
 posed to Know", Vienna, Austria
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130502
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130504
LOCATION:Vienna, Austria
DESCRIPTION:The second Graduate Conference of the 
 Vienna Forum for Analytic Philosophy, a student so
 ciety for philosophical research in the analytic t
 radition at the Department of Philosophy of the Un
 iversity of Vienna, will be held from 2 - 4 May 20
 13 on the topic of knowledge.   Contemporary debat
 es on knowledge tend to revolve around the acquisi
 tion of knowledge, the conference will therefore f
 ocus on the sources of knowledge. Possible candida
 tes for such sources of knowledge seem to be perce
 ption, memory, logical reasoning, testimony, or in
 tuitions. But there is no agreement on which of th
 ese are sources of knowledge in their own right, a
 nd which can be reduced to others; in which episte
 mological processes they are involved; or what sor
 t of justification they each require or yield.   F
 or further information, see http://wfap.philo.at/?
 q=node/103.   In order to tackle these questions w
 e invite high-quality papers from graduate student
 s. Deadline for submission of abstracts: February 
 28, 2013
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n      <p>The s
 econd Graduate Conference of the Vienna Forum for\
 n      Analytic Philosophy, a student society for 
 philosophical\n      research in the analytic trad
 ition at the Department of\n      Philosophy of th
 e University of Vienna, will be held from 2 - 4\n 
      May 2013 on the topic of knowledge.\n      </
 p>\n      <p>Contemporary debates on knowledge ten
 d to revolve around the\n      acquisition of know
 ledge, the conference will therefore focus on\n   
    the sources of knowledge. Possible candidates f
 or such sources\n      of knowledge seem to be per
 ception, memory, logical reasoning,\n      testimo
 ny, or intuitions. But there is no agreement on wh
 ich of\n      these are sources of knowledge in th
 eir own right, and which can\n      be reduced to 
 others; in which epistemological processes they\n 
      are involved; or what sort of justification t
 hey each require or\n      yield.\n      </p>\n   
  \n      \n      <p>For further information, see  
 \n        <a target="_blank" href="http://wfap.phi
 lo.at/?q=node/103">http://wfap.philo.at/?q=node/10
 3</a>.\n      </p>\n    </div><div>\n      <p>In o
 rder to tackle these questions we invite high-qual
 ity\n      papers from graduate students.  Deadlin
 e for submission of\n      abstracts: February 28,
  2013\n      </p>\n      </div>
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