Workshop: Imagination and Knowledge

Wann
28. bis 29. September 2017

Wo
University of Konstanz

Veranstaltet von
Margherita Arcangeli (Humboldt University Berlin), Andrea Lailach-Hennrich (Fellow/Dept. of Philosophy)

Vortragende Person/Vortragende Personen:
Magdalena Balcerak-Jackson (University of Miami), Bruno Leclercq (University of Liège) and others

Fiction seems to be the natural habitat of imagination. When we read a novel or look at a work of art we use imagination. But can we also acquire factual knowledge on the basis of imaginative experience? Can imagination be a source of justification? Some philosophers think it can. In the workshop we deal with these questions.

Participants
– Magdalena Balcerak-Jackson, University of Miami
– Bruno Leclercq, University of Liège
– Dominic Gregory, University of Sheffield
– Julia Langkau, University of Fribourg
– Christopher Gauker, University of Salzburg
– Margherita Arcangeli, Humboldt University Berlin
– Jérôme Dokic, EHESS Paris
– Margot Strohminger, Humboldt University Berlin
– Mike T. Stuart, London School of Economics
– Andrea Lailach-Hennrich, University of Konstanz
– Amy Kind, Claremont McKenna College

The workshop is organised by Margharita Arcangeli, Humboldt University Berlin, and Andrea Lailach-Hennrich (Fellow/Dept. of Philosophy). Please register with a.lailach@uni-konstanz.de

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