Department of Christian Philosophy at the University of Innsbruck

The semester is drawing to its close - join us for a grand finale with Marie-Luisa Frick from the Department of Philosophy in Innsbruck! The topic she will focus on will be the power arrangements and tension in liberal democracies and the dangers luring when reacting to populism.

Part of the Truth, Trust, and Democracy Series🙌

🗓 Wednesday, 24th of June, 4:44pm
📍Semminarraum VI (Karl-Rahner-Platz 3)

📢 Join us for another engaging guest lecture as Katharina Felka discusses the kind of implicatures slurs have and argues that a conventional implicature account is preferable over one on manner implicatures.

Part of the Truth, Trust, and Democracy-Series 🙌

🗓 17th of June, 4:45pm
📍 Seminarraum VI (Karl-Rahner-Platz 3)

📣 Join us for Patrick Todd's Guest Lecture on "Innocent Incompatibilism". Situated in the debate on whether moral responsibility is compatible with determinism Todd argues that reactive attitudes are still justified even in the absence of blameworthiness.

🗓 10th of June - 4:45pm
📍Seminarraum VI (Karl-Rahner-Platz 3)

🙌 International Conference coming up in June, organized by Bruno Niederbacher SJ and Winfried Löffler! Lecturers from all over Europe will dive into the topic of Religious Imagination in Prayer and its Epistemological Relations to Faith!

🗓 18th of June 18:30 - 20th of June 12:00
📍Dekanatssitzungssaal (Theologie) | Seminarraum 1
✒️ Registration via [email protected]

📢 The Truth,Trust, and Democracy Series continues! Join us as Michael Hannon explores the reactions to accuracy incentives as to sincere belief or expressive behavior.

🗓 May 26th, at 4:45pm (Tuesday!)
📍Seminarraum 1 (Karl-Rahner-Platz 1) (!)

How does Truth Relativism relate to the receptivity and distribution of misinformation? Come and join another Guest Lecture of the Truth, Trust, and Democracy Series as Julia Aspernäs presents her findings on the connection of epistemic orientation and reduced sensitivity to shared truth and trust!

🗓 20th of May, 4:45pm
📍Seminarraum VI (Karl-Rahner-Platz 3)

Guest Lecture with Giuseppe Primiero! Come and explore AI's central question of formal verification which is no longer only "Does the system compute correctly?" but also "Can we formally guarantee that its probabilistic, opaque, and non-deterministic behaviour is trustworthy, fair, and responsibly governed?"

🗓 Wed. 13th of Mai, 4:45pm
📍 Seminarraum 6 (Karl-Rahner-Pl. 3)

📣 Join us for a stimulating guest lecture with Kevin Elliot on how philosophers can avoid both misinformation and epistemic injustice by drawing on the science-and-values literature.

Part of the Truth, Trust, and Democracy Series!🙌

🗓 Wed, May 06, at 4:45 pm
📍 Seminarraum 6 (Karl-Rahner-Pl. 3)