3rd JUNE 2019, Monday

09:30 Registration. Venue: Palazzo Albani, University of Urbino

10:00  Welcome Coffee

• 10:30 Welcome Address by Vilberto Stocchi (Chancellor of the University of Urbino, Gino Tarozzi (University of Urbino) and Roberto Giuntini (University of Cagliari, President of SILFS)
• 11:00 Alessandro Guaitolini (Roma Tre Orchestra)
  J. S. Bach, Suite No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1008
• 11:30 - 12:30 Invited Speaker:  Gerhard Heinzmann (Université de Lorraine)
  A formalization of constructivity: predicative and operative mathematics from Weyl to Feferman

Chair: Gino Tarozzi (University of Urbino)

FIRST SESSION: Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science

Chair: Francesco Bianchini (University of Bologna)

• 15:00 Vanja Suboti, (University of Belgrade)
  Can Connectionism Save Usage-based Theories? A reappraisal of the connectionism vs. symbolism debate
• 15:40 Marco Facchin (IUSS, Pavia)
  Can "Basic Minds" ever meet content? A problem for Radical Enactivism

16:20 Coffee & Tea

Chair: Luisa Damiano (University of Messina)

• 16:40 Stefano Calboli (University of Urbino), Vincenzo Fano (University of Urbino) and Roberto Macrelli (University of Urbino)
  The Moral Decoy Effect. Asymmetric Dominance Effect in Morality and Its Political Implications
• 17:20 Robert Chis-Ciure (University of Bucharest) and Francesco Ellia (University of Bologna)
  Facing up to the Hard Problem as an Integrated Information Theorist
• 18:00 - 19:00 Invited Speaker:  Stefania Centrone (Technische Universität Berlin)
  Husserl and Weyl

Chair: Vincenzo Fano (University of Urbino)

4th JUNE 2019, Tuesday

SECOND SESSION: General Philosophy of Science

Chair: Mario Alai (University of Urbino)

• 09:30 Mahdi Khalili (Sharif University of Technology)
  Truth without Reference: A Response to the Pessimistic Induction
• 10:10 Eugenio Petrovich (University of Siena)
  Bridging the Gap between General Philosophy of Science and Scientometrics: Towards an Epistemological Theory of Citations

10:50 Coffee & Tea

Chair: Marco Giunti (University of Cagliari)

• 11:10  Alberto Corti (University of Urbino) and Lucy James (University of Bristol)
  Scientific Realism without Reality? What remains when metaphysics is left out
• 11:50  Alejandra Casas Munoz (University of Bristol)
  An Inferential Conception of Scientific Explanation

THIRD SESSION: Classical and Non-Classical Logics

Chair: Sara Negri (University of Helsinki)

• 15:00 Stefano Bonzio (Marche Polytechnic University), Tommaso Flaminio (Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, IIIA — Spanish National Research Council, CSIC) and Paolo Galeazzi (University of Copenhagen)
  Sure-wins under coherence
• 15:40 Michele Pra Baldi (University of Cagliari)
  The lattice of logics of variable inclusion

16:20 Coffee & Tea

Chair: Roberto Giuntini (University of Cagliari)

• 16:40 Sara Negri (University of Helsinki) and Edi Pavlovic (University of Helsinki)
  DSTIT modalities through a sequent calculus
• 17:20 Davide Dalla Rosa (University of Padua)
  In which sense is Kant’s categorical syllogistic non-classical?
• 18:00 - 19:00 Invited Speaker:  Sara Negri (University of Helsinki)
  Unveiling the constructive core of classical theories: A contribution to 90 years of Glivenko's theorem

Chair: Roberto Giuntini (University of Cagliari)

5th JUNE  2019, Wednesday

FOURTH SESSION: Philosophy and Foundations of Physics

Chair: Laura Felline (University of Rome III)

• 09:30 Frida Trotter (University of Lausanne)
  The [un]observability of the entangled state
• 10:10 Ivan Chajda (University of Olomouc), Davide Fazio (University of Cagliari) and Antonio Ledda (University of Cagliari)
  The Generalized Orthomodularity Property: Configurations, Pastings and Completions

10:50 Coffee & Tea

Chair: Giuseppe Sergioli (University of Cagliari)

• 11:10 Silvia Bianchi (IUSS, Pavia)
  Introducing Thin Objects in Mathematical Structuralism: Ontological Dependence and Grounding for a Weak Approach
• 11:50 Andrea Oldofredi (University of Lausanne)
  An Internal Realist Interpretation of the Primitive Ontology Programme

FIFTH SESSION: Philosophy of Social Sciences

Chair: Pierluigi Barrotta (University of Pisa)

• 15:00 Walter Veit (University of Bayreuth)
  Who is Afraid of Model Pluralism?
• 15:40 Giulia Miotti (Sapienza University of Rome)
  Imperfect Knowledge And Non-Equilibrium In Finance: The Efficientist Approach In The Light Of Fallibilism 16:20 Coffee & Tea

16:20 Coffee & Tea

Chair: Eleonora Montuschi (Ca’ Foscari  University  of  Venice)

• 16:40 Stefano Vaselli (University of Turin)
  Is Methodological Individualism Without Ontological Individualism Possible
• 17:20 - 18:20 Winner of SILFS Philosophy of Science Prize Remco Heesen (University of Western Australia)
  The Necessity of Commensuration Bias in Grant Peer Review

Chair: Giuseppe Sergioli (University of Cagliari)

6th JUNE  2019, Thursday

SIXTH SESSION: Philosophy of Biology and Health Sciences

Chair: Gilberto Corbellini (Sapienza University of Rome, CNR-DSU)

• 09:30 Federico Boem (University of Milan), Stefano Bonzio (Marche Polytechnic University) and Barbara Osimani (Marche Polytechnic University; LMU Münich)
  The Cochrane case: an epistemic analysis on decision-making and trust in science in the age of information
• 10:10 Silvano Zipoli Caiani (University of Florence), Federico Boem (University of Milan) and Gabriele Ferretti (University of Florence)
  Out of our Skull, within our Skin: The Gut Microbiota and the Extended Mind Thesis

10:50 Coffee & Tea

Chair: Cristina Amoretti (University of Genoa)

• 11:10 Chiara Beneduce (University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome)
  "Complexio". A systemic approach to organism's dynamics
• 11:50 General assembly of SILFS

SEVENTH SESSION: Foundations of Logic and Mathematics

Chair: Emiliano Ippoliti (Sapienza University of Rome)

• 15:00 Ludovica Conti (University of Pavia)
  Russell's Paradox ways out
• 15:40 Claudio Ternullo (Kurt Gödel Research Center for Mathematical Logic, University of Vienna) and Luca Zanetti (IUSS, Pavia)
  From Bolzano to Frege: A Cantorian Path

16:20   Coffee & Tea

Chair: Laura Crosilla (University of Birmingham)

• 16:40 Matteo Zicchetti (University of Bristol)
  Truth-theories, Cognitive Projects and Trustworthiness
• 17:20 Michele Lubrano (University of Turin)
  Difference-making and explanation in mathematics
• 18:00 - 19:30 Invited Speaker: Heinrich Wansing (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
  Connexive Heyting-Brouwer logic

Chair: Francesco Bianchini (University of Bologna)

7th JUNE  2018, Friday

EIGHTH SESSION: Foundations of Computing and Artificial Intelligence

Chair: Guglielmo Tamburrini (University of Naples Federico II)

• 09:30 Mirko Tagliaferri (University of Urbino)
  How to Build a Formal Notion of Trust
• 10:10 Sandro Sozzo (University of Leicester)
  Entanglement and Quantum Structures in Concept Combinations

10:50 Coffee & Tea

Chair: Edoardo Datteri (University of Milano-Bicocca)

• 11:10 Silvia Crafa (University of Padua) and Lucrezia Pelizzon (University of Cagliari)
  Epistemological questions for a philosophical education in artificial intelligence
• 11:50 Best Presentations Awards

Chair: Roberto Giuntini (University of Cagliari) and Gino Tarozzi (University of Urbino)

Closing