Online Philosophy Workshop Series
The Online Philosophy Workshop Series, hosted by philosophers at Peking University, is an informal event where colleagues across China meet online to discuss their works in progress. It aims at promoting collaboration in a difficult time of in-person meetings. Since the summer of 2020, the Online Workshop Series has provided helpful feedbacks to many participants. We welcome colleagues, especially early-career philosophers in China, to join us.
Upcoming Events
- April 21, “Contingency and Quantification,” Nicholas Rimell (Jilin University)
- 3rd Week of May, “TBA,” Julius Schoenherr (Peking University)
Past Events
- 4/15/2021, “Propositions as Acts of Saying,” Thomas Hodgson (Shanxi University)
- 3/19/2021, “That’s Not What I Meant: Toward an Ethics of Interpretation,” Chang Liu (Peking University)
- 12/3/2020, “Three Principles of Abstract Reference,” Zuzanna Gnatek (Trinity College Dublin/Shanxi University)
- 8/25/2020, “Believing on Eggshells“, Julius Schönherr (Peking University)
- 8/11/2020, “The Sensory Form of Mind-Independence“, Ivan Ivanov (Shandong University)
- 7/28/2020, “Russellian Act-type Theories of Propositions,” Thomas Hodgson (Shanxi University)
- 7/14/2020, “Beyond Belief“, Sebastian Sunday Grève (Peking University)
Call for Manuscripts
The Spring Series of the Online Philosophy Workshop is calling for submission of manuscripts!
- Location: Online Zoom meetings
- Dates: On the weeks requested by the speakers. Specific time to be decided by polls later.
- Topics: Manuscripts on any topic are welcome!
- Format: Manuscripts will be distributed via a mailing list. At each workshop, the speaker will briefly present his work in progress. A Q&A session will follow.
- How to Participate: If you would like to join the Series, please e-mail Chang Liu, the organizer, for the details.