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Third Graduate International Summer School in Cognitive Sciences and Semantics

UNIVERSITY OF LATVIA, RIGA
18-28 July 2011

David Lewis on Language and Mind

http://www.lu.lv/isscss/

Invited organizer: Benj Hellie (University of Toronto)

Registration is now open for the J.L. Austin Centenary Conference at Lancaster University on April 5th- 7th, 2011. A full programme can be found here: http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fass/ppr/stories/1167/

If you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to e-mail me: b.garvey@lancaster.ac.uk.

Registration

*2nd Call for Papers*

*Workshop on Semantic Content*

*4-6 November 2011*

*University of Barcelona*

Semantic theories provide a systematic description of the meanings of the
sentences of particular natural languages, or at least of simplified models
of such languages, for a number of explanatory purposes. The notion of the
content of, or proposition expressed by, a sentence is central to most
semantic theorising: the predictions a semantic theory yields concern which
semantic content (or which proposition) each sentence expresses in a
possible context of use.

First PLM Conference
Philosophy of Language and Mind

First PLM Conference
Stockholm University,
16-18 September 2011
http://langmind.eu/conference.shtml

PLM (Philosophy of Language and Mind)
PLM is a European network of centers, institutes and departments with a strong commitment to the philosophy of language and philosophy of mind (see http://langmind.eu/). PLM was formed 2010 and has the following members:

- Arché, St Andrews (http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/~arche/)
- Department of Philosophy, CEU, Budapest (https://philosophy.ceu.hu/)

Call for Papers and Commentators

Department of Philosophy
Institute for Logic, Language and Computation
Universiteit van Amsterdam
23- 25 March 2011

Truth be Told: Workshop on Philosophical and Formal Theories of Truth

The extensive literature published on truth over the last decade has made
it increasingly clear that philosophers and logicians working on theories
of truth can no longer talk past each other. This workshop will serve as a
meeting point for philosophers and logicians to exchange their ideas and
discuss the latest results of work on truth.

The Arché/CSMN Graduate Conference 2010
The University of Oslo, Norway
November 6-7, 2010

Keynote Speakers:

Prof. Ruth Chang (Rutgers)
Prof. Timothy Williamson (Oxford)
Prof. Stephen Yablo (MIT)

We invite high-quality papers in all areas of contemporary analytic
philosophy for the 4th Annual Arché/CSMN Graduate Conference.
The conference is co-hosted by Arché, Philosophical Research Centre for
Logic, Language, Metaphysics and Epistemology, and CSMN, Centre for the
Study of Mind in Nature.

Deadline for submissions: September 1, 2010.

Registration is open for the

***2010 Logic and Language Conference***

Aberdeen, Friday 24th September - Sunday 26th September, 2010
University of Aberdeen, Northern Institute of Philosophy

The registration web site:

http://www.abdn.ac.uk/philosophy/nip/ll2010/registration.php

The 2010 Logic and Language Conference is the first of a series of
conferences co-organized by the Northern Institute of Philosophy at the
University of Aberdeen, and by the Centre for Logic and Language of the
Institute of Philosophy at the School of Advanced Study, University of
London.

The Northern Institute of Philosophy (NIP: www.abdn.ac.uk/philosophy/nip )
at The University of Aberdeen is pleased to announce the availability of

**Six NIP Graduate Fellowships***

For visits to NIP within the periods 11 October to 13 December 2010 and 25
May to 11 July 2011 .

Successful applicants will have well-developed research interests in one of
the four projects currently running at NIP (Basic Knowledge, Contextualism
and Relativism, Formal Epistemology, The Self and Self Knowledge). The
Fellowships will provide an opportunity to pursue and present research in a