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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar: Muhammad Fariduddin Attar
DESCRIPTION:Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī’s Pluralist Account of per se Predication: Human Essences and Their Heterogeneity
URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-muhammad-fariduddin-attar/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar: Peter Adamson
DESCRIPTION:Sound Mind in Unsound Body: Arguments from Physical Deficiency from
URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-peter-adamson/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar: Peter Bayer
DESCRIPTION:Clement of Alexandria on Teaching
URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-peter-bayer-2/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Linguistic Internalism and Externalism: Bridging Medieval and Contemporary Thought
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a one-day workshop on linguistic internalism and externalism featuring Peter King (University of Toronto)\, Gyula Klima (Fordham University)\, Simone L. Migliaro (Humboldt University\, Berlin – University of Toronto)\, Calvin Normore (University of California\, Los Angeles)\, Claude Panaccio (Université du Québec à Montreal)\, and Giorgio Pini (Fordham University). \nThe distinction between internalism and externalism has shaped much of the contemporary analytic debate on the nature and function of language. Internalism encompasses theories holding that the meaning of an expression is primarily determined by internal states—more simply\, by what is in the speaker’s mind. Externalism\, by contrast\, assigns greater weight to factors outside the subject\, such as the linguistic community or causal relations to the external world. This distinction initially emerged to contrast the descriptivist and broadly internalist approaches of authors such as Gottlob Frege or Noam Chomsky with the externalist accounts developed by Saul Kripke and Hilary Putnam. \nThe debate\, however\, remains vibrant and continues to inspire new interpretations and refinements. There is broad agreement that\, by the late Middle Ages\, a coherent and systematic approach to the analysis of language and its proprerties had begun to develop. This development produced a sophisticated theoretical framework\, traditionally known as logica modernorum\, and sparked new debates that challenged several assumptions of the Aristotelian tradition. Prevailing positions held that linguistic meaning was essentially determined by concepts—and thus by the subject’s internal cognitive grasp—yet this account did not seem to convince authors such as John Duns Scotus or William of Ockham. Some scholars have therefore proposed classifying their theories as externalist\, in order to distinguish them from more traditional internalist accounts. This interpretative move\, however\, has not been universally accepted and has at times faced substantial methodological criticism. \nThis workshop aims to advance the discussion by creating a forum for exchange between experts in contemporary analytic philosophy and scholars of medieval thought. Framed around the internalism-externalism distinction\, it seeks to evaluate how effectively this framework can illuminate medieval theories of language. While the structural parallels between certain contemporary analyses and late medieval developments are undeniable\, it remains to be determined how philosophically fruitful and historically justified these comparisons are\, and whether the conceptual differences between the two contexts constitute a limitation or\, conversely\, a theoretical opportunity. \nQuestions the workshop aims to answer: • What do we mean by internalism and externalism? • To what extent can medieval theories of language be meaningfully classified in terms of the internalism–externalism dichotomy? • To what extent do medieval theories resemble contemporary accounts? And in what respects do they differ? • Are these differences a limitation or an opportunity? \nProgram:  \n9.00-9.30 – Welcome and Introduction to the Topic \nSimone Luigi Migliaro (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin – University of Toronto) \n9.30-10.50 – Paper I \nGiorgio Pini (Fordham University) \nEssential Order\, Intuition\, and Abstraction: Duns Scotus and the Internalism/Externalism Divide \nDiscussant: Zain Raza (University of Toronto) \nCoffee break 10.50-11.10 \n11.10-12.30 – Paper II \nGyula Klima (Fordham University) \nOckham’s Externalism vs. Aquinas’ Hyper-Externalism \nDiscussant: Nathan Charlow (University of Toronto) \n12.30-14.00 – Lunch \n14.00-15.20 – Paper III \nClaude Panaccio (Université du Québec à Montréal) \nA Medieval Debate on Semantic Externalism: Adam Wodeham vs William of Ockham \nDiscussant: Simona Vucu (University of Toronto) \n15.20-16.40 – Paper IV \nCalvin Normore (University of California\, Los Angeles) \nTitle: Mental Language: The “King’s” Road  \nDiscussant: Benj Hellie (University of Toronto) \n16.40-17.00 – Coffee Break \n17.00-18.20 – Paper V \nSimone Luigi Migliaro (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin – University of Toronto) \nSingular Terms without Singular Concepts: Two Externalist Interpretations of Nicholas of Amsterdam Discussant: Diana Raffman (University of Toronto) \n18.20-18.50 – Concluding Remarks \nPeter King (University of Toronto) \nThe workshop is sponsored by the Department of Philosophy\, the Collaborative Specialization in Ancient and Medieval Philosophy\, the Centre for Medieval Studies\, and the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies.
URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/linguistic-internalism-and-externalism-bridging-medieval-and-contemporary-thought/
LOCATION:Jackman Humanities Building 100\, 170 St. George St.\, Toronto\, M5R 2M8
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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar:  Still looking for a volunteer
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URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-still-looking-for-a-volunteer/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar: Susan Sauvé Meyer
DESCRIPTION:Plato’s Phaedrus and Laws on lawgiving
URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-susan-sauvz-meyer/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar: Wendy Hellemen
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URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-wendy-hellemen/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar:  Still looking for a volunteer
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URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-still-looking-for-a-volunteer-2/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="CSAMP":MAILTO:csamp@utoronto.ca
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UID:4081-1794845400-1794852000@csamp.utoronto.ca
SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar:  Still looking for a volunteer
DESCRIPTION:title tbd
URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-still-looking-for-a-volunteer-3/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="CSAMP":MAILTO:csamp@utoronto.ca
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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar: Jason Jason Singer
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URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-jason-jason-singer/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="CSAMP":MAILTO:csamp@utoronto.ca
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SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar: Jacqueline Feke (Waterloo)
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URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-jacqueline-feke-waterloo-2/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="CSAMP":MAILTO:csamp@utoronto.ca
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UID:4084-1796659800-1796666400@csamp.utoronto.ca
SUMMARY:CSAMP Proseminar: Lloyd Gerson
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URL:https://csamp.utoronto.ca/event/csamp-proseminar-lloyd-gerson-3/
LOCATION:Lillian Massey Building\, Room 301\, 125 Queens Park\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 2C7\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="CSAMP":MAILTO:csamp@utoronto.ca
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