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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Announcing Dianoia's Annual Seminar Series in Philosophy, 2023. Logic & Language: Angelika Kratzer Metaphysics & Epistemology: Cian Dorr Social & Political: Christian Barry Ethics & Metaethics: Lara Buchak @AngelikaKratzer @christianhbarry @LaraBuchak

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Cian Dorr (NYU) will present the 3rd Annual Dianoia Seminar in Metaphysics and Epistemology. Title: Higher-Order Quantification & Natural Language Property-Talk Time: 3 Aug, at 9:00am AEST / 2 Aug, 7:00pm EST You can register at

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Hot off the presses: "Ground and Grain" by Dianoia's Peter Fritz is now available open access at PPR. In it, he shows that natural and popular principles about grounding are inconsistent.

Ground and Grain

Current views of metaphysical ground suggest that a true conjunction is immediately grounded in its conjuncts, and only its conjuncts. Similar principles are suggested for disjunction and universal...

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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Want to get a PhD or MPhil in Philosophy? Apply to study with us at Dianoia!

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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This Thursday, 27th October, at 16:00 AEDT, Susan Wolf will present the 2nd Annual Dianoia Seminar in Ethics and Metaethics. You can register for the seminar at

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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We're thrilled that Rachel Fraser and Tushar Menon are joining us at Dianoia!

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

This Christmas, give your loved ones the hottest new philosophy: "Causal Theories of Spacetime", by Sam Baron and Baptiste Le Bihan, forthcoming at Nous.

Sam Baron & Baptiste Le Bihan, Causal Theories of Spacetime - PhilArchive

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

You can watch video of @bweatherson 's excellent talk "Indecisive Decision Theory" (given virtually at Dianoia during the pandemic last year) here:

Indecisive Decision Theory - Brian Weatherson

Abstract: I argue that the correct decision theory should be indecisive - for some decision problems it should decline to say either that one choice is best,...

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Tomorrow at 3:00PM AEST, @AgnesCallard (U Chicago) will be speaking at Dianoia. Title: "I Want You To Want Me" If you're in Melbourne, we hope you can join us in person. If not, we hope you can join over Zoom.

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Cian Dorr: Higher-Order Quantification and Natural Language Propert...

Abstract: I will defend the view that the usage of words like ‘property’ in natural languages is correctly understood in higher-order terms. For example, th...

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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Hot off the presses: Dianoia's John Hawthorne, with co-authors Yoaav Isaacs and Al Hajek, argues that so-called 'non-measurable' propositions can and should be assigned probabilities---but those probabilities should be imprecise.

Non-Measurability, Imprecise Credences, and Imprecise Chances

Abstract–. We offer a new motivation for imprecise probabilities. We argue that there are propositions to which precise probability cannot be assigned, but

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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Coming up this Monday: a one-day conference on Knowledge, Action, and Humility, featuring Julien Dutant, Rachel Fraser, @TheRealEGS , John Hawthorne, Clayton Littlejohn, and Brandon Yip. In person at 250 Victoria Parade and over Zoom. More details here:

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Hot off the presses: Kyle Blumberg and John Hawthorne's "A New Hope" is now out at the Journal of Philosophy.

Kyle Blumberg & John Hawthorne, A New Hope - PhilPapers

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Thursday, March 2nd, 9:00AM AEDT, @AngelikaKratzer will present the Annual Seminar in Logic and Language, titled "How to Build a Knowledge Ascription". If you'd like to join the seminar over zoom, you may register at

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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The 100th Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference will be held at ACU's Melbourne campus. We hope you'll join us! You can submit an abstract and register here:

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@DIP_ACU

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Hot off the presses: Dianoia's Sam Baron and Baptiste Le Bihan's "Causal theories of spacetime" has been published at Nous. You can read the article (open access) at the link below.

Causal theories of spacetime

We develop a new version of the causal theory of spacetime. Whereas traditional versions of the theory seek to identify spatiotemporal relations with causal relations, the version we develop takes...

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@DIP_ACU

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Next Friday, 11th November, 15:00--17:00 AEDT, @JeremyLGoodman (USC) will admit that he's wrong, but contend he's nonetheless consistent. We hope you can join us!

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Tomorrow at 3pm, Michael Smith (Princeton University) will be speaking at Dianoia on "Ideal vs Non-Ideal Theory in Moral, Social, and Political Philosophy".

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Next Monday, 21st November, at 15:00 AEDT, Michael Townsen Hicks (University of Birmingham) will aruge that primitivists about laws of nature have difficulty capturing the normative force of certain inferences involving laws. We hope you can join us!

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@DIP_ACU

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Friday, 2nd September, at 9:00AM AEST, Kevin Vallier will give the Annual Dianoia Seminar in Social and Political Philosophy (over Zoom). Title: "The Justice Argument Against Catholic Integralism" You can register for the seminar at

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Hot off the presses: "Getting Accurate about Knowledge" ( @_sjbc and @simondgoldstein ) has been published open access at Mind. You can read it here:

Getting Accurate about Knowledge

Abstract. There is a large literature exploring how accuracy constrains rational degrees of belief. This paper turns to the unexplored question of how accu

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Hot off the presses 🔥 "Getting Accurate about Knowledge", by Dianoia's Sam Carter and Simon Goldstein, is now available open access at Mind.

Getting Accurate about Knowledge

Abstract. There is a large literature exploring how accuracy constrains rational degrees of belief. This paper turns to the unexplored question of how accu

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Coming up tomorrow!

Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Next Friday, 11th November, 15:00--17:00 AEDT, @JeremyLGoodman (USC) will admit that he's wrong, but contend he's nonetheless consistent. We hope you can join us!

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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This coming Friday (1st July) at 3:00PM AEST, Michael S. McKenna will giving a timid response to the consequence argument...plus a little sumpin' sumpin'

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

This is coming up next Monday at 4:00. Come join us!

Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Next Monday, Jun 20th, David Chalmers (NYU) will present the 2nd Dianoia Annual Seminar in Metaphysics and Epistemology on Skepticism and the Simulation Argument. The talk will be in-person, but you can also join over Zoom (register at )

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Next Monday, 14 November, from 15:00--17:00 AEDT, Alan Hajek (ANU) will be presenting a metaphysical challenge to objective consequentialism. We hope you can join us!

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Next Friday, 25th November, at 15:00 AEDT, Stuart Brock (Victoria University of Wellington) will speak to Dianoia about moral fictionalism and the problem of imaginative barriers. We hope you can join us!

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Dianoia's Nevin Climenhaga interviewed

Nevin Climenhaga

@NevinClimenhaga

2 years

Thanks to @InvokingTheism for inviting me on his channel! This was more wide-ranging than previous interviews I've done -- ranging over general epistemology, metaphilosophy, philosophy of probability, and philosophy of religion. You can check it out here:

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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This Friday, 22nd July, at 15:00 AEST, Dan Marshall (Lingnan U) will be talking about the aboutness argument against the modal theory of states of affairs.

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Hot off the presses: "Indifference to Anti-Humean Chances", by Dianoia's Dmitri Gallow, is out at the Canadian Journal of Philosophy.

Indifference to Anti-Humean Chances | Canadian Journal of Philosophy | Cambridge Core

Indifference to Anti-Humean Chances - Volume 52 Issue 5

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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This Friday at 3:00AEST, Karen Jones (University of Melbourne) will be speaking at Dianoia on "Affective Regulation and Resistance"

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Now out at AJP: John Hawthorne and Simon Goldstein ( @simondgoldstein ) consider just how easily @JeremyLGoodman could have had a meltdown, and argue that, if a v abnormal event depends on a coin flip, then things are already fairly abnormal.

Counterfactual Contamination

Many defend the thesis that when someone knows p, they couldn’t easily have been wrong about p. But the notion of easy possibility in play is relatively under-theorized. One structural idea in the ...

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Susan Wolf presenting this year's Dianoia Annual Seminar in Ethics & Metaethics, "Freedom for Humans".

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Hot off the presses 🔥🔥 In the Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Dianoia's Rachel Fraser discusses the limits of immanent critique.

IV—The Limits of Immanent Critique

Abstract. The tradition of immanent critique promises a lot. It promises to be critical of the existing social order without appealing to ‘external’ normat

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@DIP_ACU

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Hot off the presses: Dianoia's Dmitri Gallow argues determinism is compatible with both 1) If you'd done otherwise, the laws wouldn't have been violated & 2) If you'd done otherwise, the distant past wouldn't have been any different

Causal counterfactuals without miracles or backtracking

If the laws are deterministic, then standard theories of counterfactuals are forced to reject at least one of the following conditionals: 1) had you chosen differently, there would not have been a...

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Next Monday, Jun 20th, David Chalmers (NYU) will present the 2nd Dianoia Annual Seminar in Metaphysics and Epistemology on Skepticism and the Simulation Argument. The talk will be in-person, but you can also join over Zoom (register at )

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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2 years

Coming up in two days!

Angelika Kratzer

@AngelikaKratzer

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Hot off the presses: Dianoia's Juhani Yli-Vakkuri and John Hawthorne reply to Bourget and Mendelovici's review of their book "Narrow Content":

Reply to Bourget and Mendelovici

We detect three main critical ideas in Bourget and Mendelovici's (2022; henceforth BM) discussion of Narrow Content (Yli-Vakkuri and Hawthorne 2018). We will discuss each in this reply.

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Friday, August 5th, from 15:00--16:45 AEST, Matt Duncan will explain why we are not 'self-made'. Hope you can join us!

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@DIP_ACU

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This Friday at 15:00 AEST, Toby Handfield (Monash) will reveal how we can improve peer review.

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Wolfgang Schwarz discusses "Causal Counterfactuals without Miracles or Backtracking", by Dianoia's @DmitriGallow

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

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Coming up today!

Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Next Monday, 14 November, from 15:00--17:00 AEDT, Alan Hajek (ANU) will be presenting a metaphysical challenge to objective consequentialism. We hope you can join us!

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Here, you can watch Carolina Sartorio's seminar on "Causalism":

Causalism - Carolina Sartorio

Abstract: “Causalism” is sometimes used to pick out the leading conception of action. On this view, having a certain kind of causal history—one that includes...

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Today at 3:00pm AEST, Mary Walker will be speaking on "How could narrative unify a person?"

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Coming up tomorrow: Jeanette Kennett (Macquarie University) will present "Partiality and Blame" at 15:00 Melbourne time. If you're in Melbourne, we hope you can join us in person. For the Zoom link please email dianoia.events @acu .edu.au.

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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This Friday, at 15:00AEST, Helen Beebee (Leeds) will be talking about Knowledge and Understanding in Analytic Philosophy.

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

Coming up this Friday: Dan Marshall (Lingnan) talks about aboutness arguments against the modal theory of states of affairs.

Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

2 years

This Friday, 22nd July, at 15:00 AEST, Dan Marshall (Lingnan U) will be talking about the aboutness argument against the modal theory of states of affairs.

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Hot off the presses: Dianoia's John Hawthorne and Juhani Yli-Vakkuri's "Counterpart Theory and Counterfactuals" is now published in Oxford Studies in Metaphysics.

Oxford Studies in Metaphysics Volume 13

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Hot off the presses 🔥🔥 Dianoia's Dmitri Gallow proves Stalnaker's conjecture about an example from Haif Gaifman.

Local and global deference

Philosophical Studies - A norm of local expert deference says that your credence in an arbitrary proposition A, given that the expert’s probability for A is n, should be n. A norm of global...

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

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Wolfgang Schwarz discusses "Wanting What's Not Best", by Dianoia's Kyle Blumberg and John Hawthorne.

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Dianoia Institute of Philosophy

@DIP_ACU

1 year

Hot off the presses 🔥🔥 Dianoia's Sam Carter @_sjbc argues that, sometimes, indicative and subjunctive conditionals are co-entailing.

Conditional Collapse

Abstract. Indicative and subjunctive conditionals are in non-complimentary distribution: there are conversational contexts at which both are licensed (Stal

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@OmarWaraich @JTasioulas Yes!

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