NYLanguageWorkshop

The New York Philosophy of Language Workshop is a community of philosophers working on language-related topics in the New York City area.

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Our Fall 2023 lineup. https://t.co/3sKme0D6CQ

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Workshop Monday, February 13th: Bianca Cepollaro, “(Not Necessarily Credible) Deniability” - Our speaker on Monday, February 13th will be Bianca Cepollaro, who is a Research Fellow at the Faculty of Philosophy in University Vita-Salute San... https://t.co/vIAK9HRFfK

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Workshop Monday, February 6th: Ailís Cournane, “Dedicated markers for the hardest thoughts: learning epistemics and counterfactuals the ‘easy’ way” - Our speaker on Monday, January 6th will be Ailís Cournane, who is Assistant Professor of... https://t.co/h8LDu5RoK3

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Spring 2023 Lineup - This semester we’ll be meeting on Mondays, 6–8pm, in room 202 of NYU’s Philosophy Building (5 Washington Place). We have an excellent lineup of speakers for Spring 2023 (with a couple still to be confirmed): February 6... https://t.co/BzaN2TrhLd

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Monday, December 12th: Gretchen Ellefson, “Power, Authority, and Conversational Context” - Our final speaker of the semester will be Gretchen Ellefson, who is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Southern Utah University. Gretchen will give a... https://t.co/D86P5PsOBm

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Workshop Monday, December 5th: Andrés Soria Ruiz, “Factual, metalinguistic, and expressive usage of evaluative expressions. Diagnosing & modelling the distinction” - Our speaker on Monday, December 5th will be Andrés Soria Ruiz, who is a... https://t.co/1BuQWXSwzs

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Monday, November 28th: Jonathan Phillips, “Decomposing Modal Thought” - Our speaker next week will be Jonathan Phillips, who is Assistant Professor of Cognitive Science and Philosophy at Dartmouth. Jonathan will give a talk called ‘Decomposing... https://t.co/EomZ5pCRPc

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Monday, November 21st: Robert Stalnaker, ‘De Re Belief and Context’ - Our speaker next week will be Robert Stalnaker, who is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at MIT. He will give a talk called ‘De Re Belief and Context’: A number of... https://t.co/L0wTrImdel

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Monday, Nov. 14th: Elmar Unnsteinsson, “Talking About: The Basics and New Applications”  |  Also: CUNY Workshop on Language, Planning, and Cooperativity - Our speaker on Monday, November 14th will be Elmar Unnsteinsson, who is a Lecturer and... https://t.co/AHn89PFeAk

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Monday, November 7th: Sadhwi Srinivas on ‘(In)definiteness in article-less languages (and potential extensions to English!)’ (RSVP required) - Our speaker on Novemver 7th will be Sadhwi Srinivas, who is Visiting Assistant Professor of... https://t.co/eZhZ5aA4HN

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RSVP now for October 24th Workshop with Joshua Knobe, “You Do it Like This” - Our speaker on Monday, October 24th will be Joshua Knobe, who is Professor of Philosophy and Cognitive Science at Yale. Josh will give a talk called ‘You Do It Like... https://t.co/nL3aHQzK7W

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RSVP now to attend our October 17th Workshop with Justin Khoo on “A plea for fictional events” - RSVP to attend in person: If you don’t have an NYU ID, and if you haven’t done so already, please RSVP right away to attend this workshop in... https://t.co/BeBRrxMFtW

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RSVP now to attend our October 10th workshop with Craige Roberts on “The architecture of interpretation: Auxiliary content and pragmatic competence” - RSVP to attend in person: If you don’t have an NYU ID, and if you haven’t done so already,... https://t.co/TQTP1YWuuW

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Workshop Monday, October 3rd: Natasha Korotkova, ‘Hearsay and (non-)commitment’ - RSVP now to attend in person: If you don’t have an NYU ID, and if you haven’t done so already, please RSVP right away to attend this workshop in person. You can... https://t.co/x9qONhtwIO

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Monday, 19 Sept: Tal Linzen, ‘What can deep learning teach us about the cognitive science of language?’ (RSVP to attend in person, zoom option available) - RSVP by Monday, Sept. 12 to attend in person: If you don’t have an NYU ID, you will... https://t.co/YSCLvjV9fH

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Fall 2022 Schedule - During Fall 2022, we will meet on Mondays from 5:30 until 7:30 in room 302 of NYU’s Philosophy Building, at 5 Washington Place. Our schedule of speakers is below. RSVP Requirement: If you do not have an NYU ID, you will... https://t.co/mbExRcJXCM

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Congratulations to 2/5 of our current organizers (@MMandelkern and Una Stojnić) for having papers selected in this year’s Philosopher’s Annual!

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Monday, May 9th, 6pm: Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini, “Quotation for Dummies” (RSVP required) - Note: If you aren’t affiliated with NYU, you will have to RSVP here in order to attend this workshop. Please do this no later than Thursday, May... https://t.co/or8Tg2NfBu

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Workshop Monday, May 2nd: Mandy Simons, “Availability without Common Ground” (RSVP now!) - Note: If you would like to come but aren’t affiliated with NYU, please RSVP right away! Our speaker next week will be Mandy Simons, who is Professor of... https://t.co/Np1MF0T5Pp

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Workshop Monday, April 25th: Melissa Fusco, “Subjunctive Gibbardian Standoffs” (RSVP Required for non-NYU people) - Our next speaker, on Monday, April 25th, will be Melissa Fusco, who is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Columbia. Melissa... https://t.co/eQtFX8DV6w