DATE: 29 April
\nPLACE: Bilkent University, Main Campus, Room: A-130
\nRefreshments will be available between talks.
\nEveryone is warmly invited to attend.<\/p>\n
SCHEDULE
\n10.00-10.55
\nWas David Hume Really an “Empiricist” Philosopher?
\nAli Mert \u0130nal, Yeditepe University
\nCommentator: Kerem Ero\u011flu<\/p>\n
11.05-12.00
\nKnowing One’s Own Intentional Actions: Knowledge in Intention, and Its Implications on Knowing Other Agents and Other Minds
\nEmre Fatih, Ko\u00e7 University
\nCommentator: Sandy Berkovski<\/p>\n
12.00-13.30 Lunch Break<\/p>\n
13.30-14.25
\nA Skeptical Approach to “Suicide”: Suicide as a Human Right
\nDilara Bo\u011fa, Bilkent University
\nCommentator: Deniz Ergun, An\u0131l Karasa\u00e7<\/p>\n
14.35-15.30
\nIs a Strictly Non-Normative Epistemology Plausible?
\nBartu\u011f \u00c7elik, Bilkent University
\nCommentator: Zacharus Gudmunsen<\/p>\n
15.40-16.35
\nThe Ontology of Questions: A Case Study for Formal Ontology from Experimental Philosophy Perspective
\nTaylan C\u00fcyaz, Aysun \u015een, Murat Erta\u015f, METU
\nCommentator: Istvan Aranyosi<\/p>\n
16.45-17.40
\n“What am I?” or How to Stop Worrying and Start Loving Dualism
\nNazl\u0131can Kanmaz, Bo\u011fazi\u00e7i University
\nCommentator: Fatih G\u00f6r\u00fcc\u00fc<\/p>\n
Web: phil.bilkent.edu.tr<\/p>\n