N. Ángel Pinillos

TALKS

Invited) Three Lectures delivered at the National University of San Marcos (Lima, Peru) Spring 2023

(Invited) Knowledge and Doubt. Washington University in St. Louis (Philosophy Colloquium) January 2023.

(Invited) Workshop on Doubt, Helsinki, November 2022

(Invited) Conference on Ordinary Language, Berlin, June 2022

(Refereed) “Sensitivity Principles” Society for Exact Philosophy. May 2019. Toronto CA

(Invited) “De Jure Anti-Coreference.” April 2019 Ohio State University. 

(Refereed) Buffalo Experimental Philosophy Conference ‘Skepticism and Bayesian Cognition’. September 2018

(Refereed) Are Omissions Really Less Causal? (with Josh Knobe, Paul Henne, Laura Niemi, Felipe De Brigard) currently in R&R in Cognition. Presented at Society for Philosophy and Psychology meeting. July 2018. Ann Arbor, MI. [Presented by Henne]

(Refereed) Buffalo Experimental Philosophy Conference ‘Skepticism: An Evolutionary Perspective’. August 2017

(Invited) ‘The Allure of Skepticism: Evolutionary Perspectives’ Institut Jean Nicod, Paris 2017 

(Invited) ‘De Jure Anti-Coreference’ at University of Illinois, Chicago conference on Relational Thought, September 2016

(Invited) ‘Referential Ascriptions’ at The University of Warsaw, Poland, April 2016

(Invited) ‘The Allure of Skepticism’ Arizona State University, December 2015

(Invited) ‘The Allure of Skepticism’ University of Pittsburgh, October 2015

(Invited) ‘De Jure Anti-Coreference and Mental Files” Bogazici University. Conference on Mental Files. Istanbul Turkey. September 2015

(Invited) ‘Coordination in Mind and Language’ University of Houston. April 2015 

(Invited) ‘Coreference and Mental Files’ UNAM, Instituto de Investigaciones Filosoficas. Mexico City. April 2015

(Invited Keynote) ‘Relativism’ Southwest Graduate Conference. 2014

(Invited) ‘Intuitions and Perceptions’ at Authors Meet Critics Session for “Intuition” by Elijah Chudnoff (Oxford University Press). December 2014

(Invited) ‘Bayesian analysis of knowledge and semantic integration’ at the University of Arizona Philosophy Experimental Philosophy Group. October 2014

(Invited) ‘Ambiguity and Reference’ UC Davis Philosophy Department Colloquium. October 2013.

(Refereed) D. Powell, Z. Horne, A. Pinillos and K. Holyoak ‘Justified True Belief (in a Gettier case) Triggers false recall of knowledge’ at COGSCI 2013 July 2013, Berlin. [co-authors presented]

(Refereed) D. Powell, Z. Horne, A. Pinillos and K. Holyoak ‘Justified True Belief (in a Gettier case) Triggers false recall of knowledge’ at Society for Philosophy and Psychology, June 2013, Providence RI. 

(Invited) ‘Gettier and Practical Interests’ Presented at a symposium at the Pacific APA 2013 (with two respondents).

(Invited) ‘Ambiguous Reference’ Presented at a conference Empirical Data and Philosophical Theorizing (University of Barcelona, Spain) October 6-7 2012. 

(Invited) ‘Three Ways Truth May be Relative’ Presented at an invited lecture. Boise State University. April 14, 2012

(Invited) ‘What is Experimental Philosophy?’ Boise State University. April 13, 2012

(Refereed) ‘Relativism: Linguistic or Worldly’. Presented at a conference ‘Ordinary Language, Linguistics and Philosophy’. June 2011. University of St. Andrews, Scotland.

(Invited) ‘Knowledge and Stakes: Experimental Work’. Presented at a conference ‘Can Experimental Philosophy Contribute to Traditional Epistemology?’ San Diego, CA April, 2011. 

(Invited) ‘Experiments and Knowledge’. Invited talk University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. February 2011

(Invited) ‘Knowledge and Practical Interests’. Presented at a conference on Experimental Philosophy. University of Arizona, January 2011

(Invited) ‘The Role of Morality and Practical Interests in Knowledge Attributions’ Faculty Seminar Series. Arizona State University, January 2011.

(Invited) ‘Knowledge and Stakes’. Presented at a Group Session on Experimental Philosophy at the APA. Boston, MA December 2010

(Invited) ‘Moral Relativism’. Arizona State University Philosophy Department Colloquium October 2010

(Invited) ‘Relationism and Reference’. Presented at a Conference on Reference. University of Parma, Italy. September 2010.  

(Invited) ‘Mental Content and Moral Relativism’. Symposium at the Pacific APA, San Francisco 2010 

(Invited) ‘Philosophical Judgments’. Presented at the University of Arizona Philosophy Department. January 2010. 

(Refereed) ‘Philosophy’s New Challenge’ At the AHRC Philosophy Methodology Conference, University of St. Andrews, Scotland. April 25-27, 2009 

(Refereed) 'Relativistic Semantics for Temporal (and Spatial) "Duration" ' At the Mountain-Plains Philosophy Conference. October 2008 

(Refereed) ‘Representing as The Same’ Accepted paper at the World Congress of Philosophy Seoul, South Korea, August 2008 (Declined Acceptance due to cuts in departmental funds)  

(Invited) ‘Relativism’ At the ASU PHD Applied Linguistics Program Faculty Interests Presentation Day. September, 2008. 

(Refereed) 'Coreference and Transitivity' At the Pacific APA, March 2008 (Commentator: Michael Nelson) 

(Invited) 'The Role of Meaning in Logical Inference' at Vassar College, February 2006 

(Invited) ‘The Role of Meaning in Logical Inference’ at Southern Methodist University, February 2006 

(Invited) ‘The Role of Meaning in Logical Inference’ at Arizona State University, February 2006 

(Invited) ‘The Role of Meaning in Logical Inference’ at University of California, Los Angeles; January 2006

(Job Talk Prep) ‘The Role of Meaning in Logical Inference’ at Rutgers University; January 2006 

 

(Invited) ‘Frege on Sense’ at Mt. Holyoke College; January 2006 

(In-house talk) 'The Variable' At Rutgers University, April 2005. 

(Refereed) 'Counting and Indeterminate Identity' At the Eastern APA, December 2002 (Commentator: Terry Parsons) Winner Graduate Student Prize.

(In-House Talk) ‘Belief Attributions and the Hidden Indexical Theory’ at Rutgers University, April 2001.