The 27th Oxford Graduate Philosophy Conference
Details
The 27th Annual Oxford Philosophy Graduate Conference, will be held on the 11th-12th November 2023 at the University of Oxford.
This highly anticipated event enjoys a reputation for being one of the most prestigious philosophy conferences at graduate level in the world.
We are also delighted to be able to announce our three keynote speakers at this year's conference:
Julia Driver (Austin/ St. Andrews)
Cécile Fabre (Oxford)
Crispin Wright (Stirling)
Venue: The Radcliffe Humanities Building, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter. Woodstock Road Oxford OX2 6GG
For a full program see below.
To register, please use the form on the right hand side of this page.
For more information you can contact us at gradconf@philosophy.ox.ac.uk
Presenting at the conference offers an excellent opportunity to showcase your work to an enthusiastic and welcoming audience.We particularly encourage submissions by philosophers from groups underrepresented in the discipline.
Eligibility for submission: All current graduate students in philosophy are eligible to apply, except those studying at Oxford at the time of the conference.
Submission details:
The submission deadline is Sunday 28th May 2023, 11pm GMT.
All papers should be submitted to gradconf@philosophy.ox.ac.uk with the subject: 'Submission for Gradconf 2023'.
You are asked to submit three attachments:
(1) a cover letter with your name, your institutional affiliation, the title of your paper, and its wordcount (including footnotes, excluding references);
(2) an abstract of no more than 500 words;
(3) the main paper which should be of no more than 4,000 words (including footnotes, excluding references) and suitable for a 30-40 min presentation, prepared for blind-review, be in pdf format, and contain no information identifying
the author or their institutional affiliation.
If you do identify as part of a group that is underrepresented in philosophy, please indicate so in your email (this is not mandatory).
All submissions will undergo a blind-review process.
More details will be posted nearer the time.
For more information you can contact us at gradconf@philosophy.ox.ac.uk
-->SATURDAY 11th November
9-9.30 Breakfast and registration
9.30-10.25 Joel Joseph (St Andrews) 'Eliminative Harming Without Intentions'
Response: Jeff McMahan
10.30-11.20 Adrian W. Moore (Co-Editor of Mind) Publishing Workshop
15 mins tea and coffee break
11.35-12.45 Julia Driver (UT Austin / St Andrews) 'It's Understandable'
12.45-13.45 Lunch
13.45-14.40 Subin Park (UC San Diego) 'Can Crafts Be Misused? Craft in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics'
Response: Karen Margrethe Nielsen
14.45-15.40 Emma Emrich (Fordham University) 'Teleological Unity Among Plurality: Richard of Mediavilla and the Plurality of Substantial Form Debate'
Response: Cecilia Trifogli
15 mins tea and coffee break
15.55-16.50 Christabel Cane (UCL) 'The Problems of Temporarily Held Properties'
Response: Nick Jones
16.55-17.50 Frederik J. Andersen (St Andrews) 'Countering Justification Holism in the Epistemology of Logic: The Argument from Pre-Theoretic Universality'
Response: Timothy Williamson
15 mins tea and coffee break
18.05-19.15 Crispin Wright (Stirling) 'The Sceptic and the dogmatist (small 'd')'
19.40-22.00 Dinner
SUNDAY 12th November 2023
9-9.30 Breakfast and registration
9.30-10.25 Brett Park (Pittsburgh) 'Causation Beyond Manipulation'
Response: Christopher Timpson
10.30-11.25 Ruodan Que (KCL) 'Bringing Explanation and Grounding Together: An Investigation into Metaphysical Explanation, Grounding, and Explanation Tout Court'
Response: Gonzalo Rodriguez-Pereyra
15 mins tea and coffee break
11.40-12.35 Tobias Sandoval (UT Austin) 'Is the Content of Episodic Memory Propositional?'
Response: Bernhard Salow
12.35-13.30 Lunch
13.30-14.25 Levin Güver (UCL) 'The Unity of Motive'
Response: Grant Lamond
14.30-15.25 Jordan Scott (Rutgers) 'The Implications of Racist Perception'
Response: Cécile Fabre
15 mins tea and coffee break
15.40-16.35 Katherine Crone (St Andrews) 'The Fitting Resolution of Anger in Unconditional Forgiveness'
Response: Julia Driver
16.40-17.50 Cécile Fabre (Oxford) 'The Expressive Duty to Vote'
17.50-19 Wine Reception