Zhuangzi on Not Following the Leader

David Wong

A Political Epistemology of Space: How we can Foster Deliberation by Altering the Physical Environment

Merel Melika Talbi

Ethics and aesthetics in Kierkegaard and Tolstoy: music, sexuality, and religious morality

Sophie Höfer

The Empathy Mirror

Daphne Brandenburg

University of Groningen

Beyond the Canon? Decanonization after Critique and Postcritique

Lucas Gronouwe

Reasoning by Doing: using LEGO to think

Menno Michiel van Calcar

Shared Institutional Responsibility

Job de Grefte

Rights of Nature proxies

Alex Putzer

Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies

The liberal Rights Paradigm and Rights of Nature

Adelheid van Luipen

Maastricht University

Biased affective computing and A.I.

Kris Goffin

How should representatives change their minds in deliberations?

Erica Celine Yu

Fictional Characters and Ourselves: Towards a Definition of Characterhood

Alfonso Muñoz Corcuera

Conceptualizing Schizophrenia in Science: The Case of Theory of Mind and Intersubjectivity

Linde van Schuppen

Radboud University Nijmegen

Fundamentalism as a Contested Concept

Nora Kindermann

Perceiving what we can do

Tom Schoonen

Do digital platforms have politics? Making airbnb’s ethical and political operations visible

Shaked Spier

Rights of Nature: An adequate Response to the environmental Crisis?

Eric Boot

University of Amsterdam

A Tale of two Models of Rights of Nature

Matthias Kramm

Wageningen University & Resarch

AI mediation of moral emotions: How the introduction of artificial intelligence in the field of healthcare is mediating emotional practices

Eliana Bergamin

Dance me to the end of love? The limits of political deliberation

Miguel Egler

How to know a city: Tour guides and epistemic power

Catherine M. Robb, Pilar Lopez Cantero

Developing Moral Resilience: A Matter of Self-Care or a Condition of Moral Agency?

Katharina Bauer

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Collective gaslighting and collective self-trust

Natascha Rietdijk

The skeptical import of motivated reasoning: A closer look at the evidence

Maarten Van Doorn

Housing allocation and spatial inequality: the exclusionary city space

ELISABETTA GOBBO

Emotion recognition technology: revisiting our conception(s) of privacy

Alexandra Prégent

Site for unlearning: philosophy department

Katrine Smiet

Radboud University

Taking responsibility as agential orientation

Naomi Kloosterboer

Self-binding Directives and Mill’s Slavery Objection: Why we should allow Mental Health Service Users to give advance Consent to involuntary Treatment

Matthé Scholten

Ruhr University Bochum

Śāntideva and the Virtue of Patience (kṣānti)

Stephen Harris

On articulation: technique before the pharmakon

Donovan Alexander Stewart

Letting your money work for you

Huub Brouwer

TiLPS, Tilburg University

Making X-ray images intelligible for understanding pulmonary tuberculosis: A community achievement

Linda Holland

Digital philosophy: a methodological proposal

Vincent C. Müller

Disrupting the philosophical canon in the mode of playful earnestness

Ruth Rebecca Tietjen

Tilburg University

Taking on responsibility: wrongly, badly, and unfairly

Dominik Boll

Thick descriptions in data-driven psychiatry

Jan-Willem Romeijn, Hanna van Loo

Distinctively hard choices: creating reasons by choosing

Annalisa Costella

Brain plasticity after Foucault: The political naivety of Material Engagement Theory

Víctor Betriu Yáñez

Limiting lifetime inheritance and gifts

Ingrid Robeyns

Ethics Institute, Utrecht University

Co-creating Tools to Foster the Epistemic Responsibilities of Universities

Iris Lechner, Emma Ajdari, René van Woudenberg, Jeroen de Ridder, Lex Bouter, Joeri Tijdink

Pragmatics for Explainable AI

Daniel Kostic

Reading the Cracks and Detritus of a Frozen Core: An Instance of Decolonising and Diversifying History of (Political) Philosophy

Lilith Lee

Vrije Universiteit

Condemning the wrongdoing you benefit from

Jan Willem Wieland, Drishtti Rawat

The right to mental integrity and the extended mind

Vera Tesink

The fairness of tax avoidance

Bruno Verbeek

Centre for Political Philosophy, Leiden University

The (potential) role of critique in Responsible Innovation frameworks: addressing the political deficits

Lisann Penttilä

The challenges of cognitive and psychological language in contemporary AI

Diego Morales

LLMs and Agency without Intelligence

Maud van Lier

On the very idea of humanoid robots

Cindy Friedman

Tacit knowledge for explaining how large language models work

Céline Evianne Budding

Giving a space to affects

Fabius Schoendube, Clara Mendes Pereira

Leiden University

A change of perspective: Evaluating sequences of choice in behavioural paternalism

Måns Abrahamson

Can Yvette be racist and good? An experimental and computational study on thick terms

Matteo Colombo

Diachronic Rights

Jelena Belic

Testing the reference of not just proper names

Jeske Toorman, Jussi Haukioja

On two problems for workplace democratization and their solution via a workers’ dictatorship

Philipp Stehr

What is credit in science? A value-based interpretation of the credit maximisation approach to the social philosophy of science

Thijs Hendrik Ringelberg

Mechanisms of technomoral change: a new taxonomy

Jeroen Hopster

Utrecht University

How Technologies Change Morality by Changing our Concepts and how we can Achieve Moral Progress

Guido Löhr

Eindhoven University of Technology

Diversifying Philosophy – wrestling with the canon in Humanistic Studies

Caroline Suransky

University of Humanistics

Instrumental rationality in temporally and collectively extended activities

Tessa Elise Supèr

Benign envy?

Rob Compaijen

Is exnovation policy a socially acceptable mechanism for sustainability

Lukas Fuchs, Rafael Ziegler

Definition and Content in Frege's Logic

Rachel Boddy, Robert May

What's wrong with competition?

Savriël Dillingh

A theory of social properties

Thomas Nicolaas Pieter Albert Brouwer

A pluralistic model of value change and technology

Philip Nickel

Eindhoven University of Technology

The rationality of balancing

Laurin Berresheim

Digital Recording and the Hazards of Unbounded Moral Judgment

Bart Kamphorst, Elizabeth O'Neill

Intentionality without Objects

Carlo Ierna

Corporate political responsibility for structural injustice: Taking Young seriously in business ethics

Barbara Bziuk

Extreme beliefs as morally serious, but purely epistemic wrongs

Lisa Bastian, Philip Robichaud

Parmenidean Essentialism

Anna Marmodoro

TBA

Anne Sauvagnargues

The role of philosophers in the climate crisis

Chair(s): Thomas Fossen (Leiden University)

Presentations of the Symposium

Ingrid Robeyns
Utrecht University

Gerrit Schaafsma
University of Amsterdam

Tom Wells
Leiden University

Harriët Bergman
Universiteit Antwerpen

When is a work immersive?

Nathan Wildman

Death drive as aggression Judith Butler’s selective interpretation of the Beyond the Pleasure Principle

Yuting Wang

Kant and Schelling on the propensity to evil. Interpreting the Freedom Essay as a revision of Kant's Religion

Sebastian Cabezas

Rehabilitative justice: respect for persons as social agents

Emma Dore-Horgan

Revising Revisionary Metaethics

Wouter Floris Kalf

Should We Warm Up to the Idea of Being Frozen? Reconsidering the Permissibility and Desirability of Cryonics

Robin Hillenbrink

The future of Knowledge

Victor Gijsbers

Unintentional fiction in videogames: a serious take on ‘silly questions’

Nele Van de Mosselaer

Divine violence as nonviolent-violence: Judith Butler's interpretation of divine violence

Hayden Simon Weaver

Kant’s constitutivism and the shmagency objection

Vinicius Carvalho

Slowness of the administration of justice, value or vice? The normative significance of temporality against the backdrop of emerging technologies

Eva Van der Graaf

Why the problem of inconsequentialism might not (always) be a problem for consequentialism

Benjamin James Mullins

Dying to live: transhumanism, cryonics, and euthanasia

Adam Buben

Is knowledge-how fundamentally different from knowledge-that? The argument from Gettier cases

Maarten Franssen

The unspeakable unspoken: Black male vulnerability to intimate violence

Thomas Baruzzi

Why we cannot be 'non-Kantian' agents

Leon van Rijsbergen

Crime-solving with Commercial DNA Databases: A Tyranny of the Minority?

Nina de Groot

Causation, omission, and the problem of collective action

Rutger van Oeveren

Superlongevity and African ethics

Christopher Simon Wareham

Can you fail to recognize what a picture shows?

Brandt van der Gaast

Overlap: On the relation between believing and perceiving

Auke Montessori

Justified sources of ontological commitment towards normative truths

Drishtti Rawat

The ideal landscape – A visual narrative.

Ilaria Biotti

After abolition: Cugoano on ‘lawful servitude’ and the injustice of slavery

Johan Olsthoorn

Would Carnap have tolerated modern metaphysics?

Wouter Adriaan Cohen, Benjamin Marschall

Public health policy justification – not just a matter of individual harm

Lucie White

Habit, madness and the laziness of philosophers: Hegel on resistance to philosophical thinking

Bart Zantvoort

Autonomy of the politics and realist normativity

Ivane Lomidze

Political concepts and normative overextension

Nadia ben Hassine

A Dialogue between Jane Bennett and John Dewey: An inquiry into the possibility of a vital materialist understanding of public

Irem Guven

The dark side of niche construction

Sabrina Coninx

The Ethics of Security: a value-pluralist Account

Josette Anna Maria Daemen

On standpoints and facts

Martin Lipman

Biomedical enhancement of morality and moral progress

Karolina Kudlek

The Topography of the Gay Science

Jordan Georgiev Mantov

Civil disobedience in semi-authoritarian regimes

Hrayr Manukyan

Effective political philosophy: how to advance justice in nonideal conditions

Thomas Wells

Imagining harmony: Imagination, harmonious cohabitation, and conflict in Spinoza’s Tractatus Theologico-Politicus

Joost Wijffels

Early modern scientometrics? Extracting semantically disruptive works in natural philosophy.

Hugo Dirk Hogenbirk

Making and breaking decision boundaries: scope and social policy reasoning under radical uncertainty

Helena Slanickova

Persistence for the Permanentist

Catharine Elizabeth Diehl

Early detection of disease risk factors in the exposome: A scoping review of ethical themes

Sammie Jansen, Bart Kamphorst, Bob Mulder, Irene van Kamp, Peter van den Hazel, Sandra Boekhold, Marcel Verweij

Beyond nihilism: Nietzsche on experimental moral truth

Luca Gerard Pompeo Tripaldelli

Neither Anarchism nor the Right to Rule

Justin Bernstein

To take a stand between the ‘goods’ and ‘bads’: a proposal for a prescriptive empirical philosophy

Lotje Elizabeth Siffels

Rhetoricity: philosophy & rhetoric after the Badiou-Cassin debate

Blake D. Scott

Are philosophers doing something different now? A citation analysis

Till Armbruster, Paul Rehren