prog – Third Lisbon International Conference on Philosophy of Science: Contemporary Issues

Day 1
8:30-9:00	Check In
9:00 – 9:30	Opening Session
9:30-10:30	Ilkka Niiniluoto – Keynote Address
10:30-11:00	Coffee Break
11:00-12:30	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Ângelo Neto From science to dance ENSAIO between lab and studio
	Telma João Santos Performance art: a rhizomatic almost continuously tending to liquid approach
	Goran Pavlic Reclaiming Objectivism in Art Research
	room B
	Claudia Fernández-Fernandéz Awareness logic: an epistemological defence
	Luis Rosa The epistemology of logic and logical pluralism
	Carlos Sacadura Rhetorics of Science: a Philosophical Approach to the Scientific Discourse
	room C
	Philipp Berghofer Towards Spacetime Structuralism
	Damian Luty Shifting from metrical to total gravitational structure. Should only dynamics matter for spacetime structuralists?
	Fabio Ceravolo Physically Unrestricted Composition
	room D
	Marko Tešić Confirmation and the Generalized Nagel-Schaffner Model of Reduction: A Bayesian Analysis
	Daniel Dohrn Should Special Science Laws Be Written Into The Semantics of Counterfactuals?
	Fatih S.M. Ozturk Gettier thought experiments and the concept of knowledge
12:30-13:30	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Symposium: Elena Castellani \| Francesca Pero Models and representation: the role of structures
	room B
	Anna Maria Dieli Cancer cells: from an evolutionary to a functional analysis
	Renata Arruda Manipulating Causes in Medicine
	room C
	Julio Muñoz-Rubio Biology and dialectics in the light of a revolution in evolutionary theory.
	Margarida Hermida The animal roots of the self
	room D
	Eduardo Castro Mathematical scientific explanation: a proposal
	Navia Rivas de Castro Does Mathematical Epistemic Explanatoriness Entail Platonism?
13:30-14:30	Lunch Break
14:30-16:00	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Symposium: Alan J. Cain \| Reinhard Kahle \| Augusto J. Franco de Oliveira Simplicity of Proofs. The philosophical challenges of Hilbert’s 24th Problem
	room B
	Symposium: José Croca \| Gildo Santos \| Paulo Castro Science and Eurhythmy – Foundations
16:00-17:30	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Symposium: Bohang Chen \| Charles Wolfe \| Cecilia Bognon-Küss Vitalism and the scientific image in the 21st century.
	room B
	Symposium: Andrea Mazzola Science and Eurhythmy – Foundations (cont.)
	Maria Elisa Maia \| Isabel Serra Unveiling scientific concepts: the notion of space
	Lídia Queiroz The influence of animism on atomistic conceptions
17:30-18:00	Coffee Break
18:00-19:00	Arantza Etxeberria Agiriano – Keynote Address Individuality, autonomy and the connectedness of life

Day 1	Secondary Venue — FCUL
10.30-19:00	Interdisciplinarity today: Scope and Application (Programme TBA)

Day 2
9:00-10:00	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Nathalie Gontier Time and Causality in Natural History Research
	Francisco Carrapiço The evolution of complexity in living systems. New ideas for an old problem.
	room B
	Michael Wilde Extrapolation and the Russo-Williamson thesis
	Javier Suárez Mechanisms and natural laws: Why mechanisms need of natural laws in order to be explanatory
	room C
	Jens Dam Ziska Pictorial Understanding
	Ian O’Loughlin \| Katie McCallum Gestalt and anomaly: the aesthetics of theory selection and the logics of art.
	room D
	Symposium:
	Pierluigi Barrotta \| Eleonora Montuschi The dam project. Who are the experts?
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break
10:30-12:00	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Symposium: Ken Aizawa \| Cédric Brun \| Thomas Polger \| Lawrence Shapiro \| Marie Kaiser Multiple Realization, Reduction, and Explanatory Autonomy
	room B
	Javier Suárez What is symbiosis? A philosopher’s answer
	Anayansi Sierralta-Gutierrez Epigenesis and Preformationism on Phenotype Conformation: Exploring Their Prevalence as Scientific Perspectives
	Giorgio Airoldi More than Fitness: a robustness-based proposal of classification of evolutionary changes.
	room C
	Silvia Ivani What We (Should) Talk About When We Talk About Fruitfulness
	António Zilhão Philosophy and Scientific Method
	Pedro Lucas Dulci The non-reductionist methodology: a contribution of Herman Dooyeweerd to the philosophy of science
	room D
	Kristin Kokkov Evidential Reasoning in Archaeological Interpretation
	Rui Silva Laws and Mechanisms in the Human Sciences
	Eva-Maria Jung Experiment and Experience in the Humanities
12:00-13:30	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Symposium: Ken Aizawa \| Cédric Brun \| Thomas Polger \| Lawrence Shapiro \| Marie Kaiser Multiple Realization, Reduction, and Explanatory Autonomy (cont.)
	Umut Baysan Varieties of Strong Emergence
	room B
	Ivo Silvestro DNA spillover, or how a genetic test can change the meaning of life
	Marco Pina Behavioral epigenetics: new insights into the nature/nurture debate
	Daniel Kostic Topological controllability of the brain: a case of non-causal interventionism
	room C
	Maria Estela Jardim Science, Art and Photography: the study of Clouds from nineteenth to early twentieth century
	Pedro Caldas Walter Benjamin between science and art
	Pedro Gomes A philosophical approach of the mathematical representation of the visible reality in the technologies of 3D imaging and virtual reality: René Descartes and David Hume
	room D
	Marco Antonio Joven-Romero On the nature of belief in pluralistic ignorance
	Finnur Dellsen The Epistemic Value of Scientific Disagreement
	João Duarte Opposing models of engagement in scientific research: lessons of an ignorant schoolmaster
13:30-14:30	Lunch Break
14:30-15:30	Horst Bredekamp – Keynote Address
15:30-16:30	Parallel Session
	room A
	Symposium: Claudia Fernández-Fernandéz \| Fernando R. Velázaquez \| Fernando Soler \| Francisco J. Salguero \| Jose F Quesada \| Angel Nepomuceno From normative to descriptive: epistemic attitudes and epistemic dynamics of non-ideal agents.
	room B
	Symposium: Silvia Di Marco \| Jorge Marques da Silva \| Elena Casetta \| Susana A. M. Varela \| Davide Vecchi Is an Extended Synthesis required to properly account for biological diversity?
16:30-17:30	Parallel Session
	room A
	Symposium: Claudia Fernández-Fernandéz \| Fernando R. Velázaquez \| Fernando Soler \| Francisco J. Salguero \| Jose F Quesada \| Angel Nepomuceno From normative to descriptive: epistemic attitudes and epistemic dynamics of non-ideal agents (cont.)
	room B
	Symposium: Silvia Di Marco \| Jorge Marques da Silva \| Elena Casetta \| Susana A. M. Varela \| Davide Vecchi Is an Extended Synthesis required to properly account for biological diversity? (cont.)
17:30-18:00	Coffee Break
18:00-20:00	Room A
	Movie "Containment" Round Table with Peter Galison via skype (More details soon)
18:00-19h00	Room B
	Book Presentations
20:30	Conference Dinner

Day 3
9:00-10:30	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Stefano Leardi Knowledge in Context: The Factivity Principle and Its Epistemological Consequences
	Katherine Jane Cecil The Only (X) In The Lab: Improvisation and Epistemic Non-compliance
	Ricardo Tavares da Silva From Effect to Cause: Deductive Reasoning?
	room B
	David Hommen Ontological commitments of meta-theoretic methods of theory reconstruction: the case of frames
	Klodian Coko The Multiple Dimensions of Multiple Determination
	Angel Nepomuceno First Order Epistemic Logic for Epistemology: a Small Step.
	room C
	Jorge Ornelas Epistemic vs. Dialectic: on the Function of Thought Experiments
	Martin Zach Naturalized philosophy of science: Two accounts of the method of conceptual analysis
	Georg Friedrich Metaphor and Scientific Knowledge Generation
	room D
	Vítor Neves The international diffusion of economic ideas: a search for connecting principles
	Pedro Dinis Bonjour and the Irrationality accusation directed to Qualified Externalism: a critical review
	Henrique Jales Ribeiro The philosophy of science and the rhetorical paradigm
10:30-11:00	Coffee Break
11:00-12:30	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	Anthony Ferreira How our concept of addiction could survive to behavioral addiction acknowledgement
	François Pellet Toward an Essence-based Theory of Disease
	Ruy Jose Henriquez Garrido The ontological concept of disease and the clinical empiricism of Thomas Sydenham
	room B
	João Fonseca Evaluating the impact of 4E Cognition on philosophy of science.
	João Pinheiro Interactivism on the internal relation between true contents and their evolutionary success conditions

	room C
	Symposium: Graça Corrêa \| Alex Gerner \| Pietro Conte On the Uncanny: Interdisciplinary Perspectives between Art, Science and Human Technology
	room D
	Pablo García-Barranquero A conceptual model of human life extension
	Eric Guichard Philosophie de la technique: proximités intellectuelles entre François Dagognet et Jack Goody.

12:30-13:30	Parallel Sessions
	room A
	To Be Announced

	room B
	Symposium: Nahuel Sznajderhaus \| Kian Salimkhani Scientific realism and intertheory relations in physics: classical physics, quantum physics, and space time theories
	room C
	Maria Elisa Maia \| Isabel Serra Epistemology of research on radiation and matter: a structural view
	Ana Pato Wave-corpuscle duality and the category of contradiction
	room D
	Symposium: Jose F Quesada \| Angel Nepomuceno Epistemological Issues on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
13:30-14:30	Lunch Break
14:30-15:30	Mark Coeckelbergh – Keynote Address
15:30-17:00	Parallel Session
	room A
	Symposium: Gil Santos \| João L Cordovil \| John Symons Emergence and non-fundamentalist metaphysics
	room B
	Joana Rigato Introspective reports as data: can we use subjective experience as evidence in science?
	Veli-Pekka Parkkinen Genetic causation in developmental and population behavioural genetics
	Leonardo Bich Biological Regulation: an organisational account
17:00-17:30	Coffee Break
17:30-18:30	Elliott Sober – Keynote Address
18:30-20:00	Closing Session

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