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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2014/newsitem/5399/13-
 14-March-2014-Workshop-Empirical-Methods-of-Lingui
 stics-in-Philosophy-Dortmund-Germany-
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SUMMARY:Workshop "Empirical Methods of Linguistics
  in Philosophy",, Dortmund  (Germany)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140313
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140314
LOCATION:Dortmund  (Germany)
DESCRIPTION:The "experimental philosophy" movement
  has recently gained some momentum in the philosop
 hical community. The movement's basic idea is to i
 ntroduce experimental methods (other than thought 
 experiments) or, more broadly conceived, empirical
  methods to philosophy. This workshop brings toget
 her researchers who implement empirical methods fr
 om linguistics in philosophical research.   Althou
 gh the focus of the workshop is on the use of such
  methods in philosophy, both philosophers and ling
 uists will be involved. Each of the workshop sessi
 ons will open with a paper demonstrating the appli
 cation of a specific linguistic method in philosop
 hy. This paper will be followed by two peer commen
 taries, one by a linguist, the other by a philosop
 her. The primary purpose of the workshop is explor
 atory: The potential applications, the benefits an
 d the limits of linguistic methods in philosophy s
 tand in need of clarification. The secondary purpo
 se is to create a networking opportunity for resea
 rchers who employ (and those who intend to employ)
  empirical methods from linguistics in philosophy.
    For more information, see the workshop page at 
 PhilEvents: http://philevents.org/event/show/11885
 .
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n      <p>The &quot;
 experimental philosophy&quot; movement has recentl
 y\n      gained some momentum in the philosophical
  community. The\n      movement's basic idea is to
  introduce experimental methods\n      (other than
  thought experiments) or, more broadly conceived,\
 n      empirical methods to philosophy. This works
 hop brings together\n      researchers who impleme
 nt empirical methods from linguistics in\n      ph
 ilosophical research.\n    </p>\n    <p>Although t
 he focus of the workshop is on the use of such\n  
   methods in philosophy, both philosophers and lin
 guists will be\n    involved. Each of the workshop
  sessions will open with a paper\n    demonstratin
 g the application of a specific linguistic method 
 in\n    philosophy. This paper will be followed by
  two peer commentaries,\n    one by a linguist, th
 e other by a philosopher. The primary purpose\n   
  of the workshop is exploratory: The potential app
 lications, the\n    benefits and the limits of lin
 guistic methods in philosophy stand\n    in need o
 f clarification. The secondary purpose is to creat
 e a\n    networking opportunity for researchers wh
 o employ (and those who\n    intend to employ) emp
 irical methods from linguistics in\n    philosophy
 .\n      </p>\n    \n      <p>For more information
 , see the workshop page at PhilEvents: <a target="
 _blank" href="http://philevents.org/event/show/118
 85">http://philevents.org/event/show/11885</a>.   
      \n      </p>\n    
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