FEW 2006 Schedule

All sessions of FEW 2006 will be held in the The Lipman Room.
Papers should be ~45 minutes with ~15 minutes of commentary and ~30 minutes of discussion.
A computer projector and a black/white board will be available for all sessions.

	25-May		26-May	27-May	28-May
8:30-9			mingling/coffee	mingling/coffee	mingling/coffee
9–10			Tutorial on Judgment Aggregation Part I Christian List [abstract \| tutorial1]	Tutorial on Judgment Aggregation Part II Christian List [abstract \| tutorial2]	Tutorial on “No Free Lunch” Theorems David Wolpert [abstract \| tutorial]


10-10:15	welcome/coffee	break
10:15–11:45	“When are Context-Sensitive Beliefs Relevant?” Mike Titelbaum [abstract \| paper \| handout] Commentator: Chris Meacham [comments]		“What can we rationally value?” Katie Steele [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Kenny Easwaran [comments]	“Reflection and Disagreement” Adam Elga [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Alan Hájek [comments]	“Games with Zero-Knowledge Signaling” Edward Epsen [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Ryan Muldoon [comments]


11:45–1:15	Lunch



1:15–2:45	“Belief, Knowledge and Tracking the Truth” & “Sentences, Propositions, and Beliefs” Horacio Arló-Costa & Rohit Parikh [abstract1 \| paper1 \| paper2] Commentator: Sherri Roush [comments]		“Strong Foundationalism and Bayesianism” Lydia & Tim McGrew [abstract(s) \| paper(s)] Commentator: Peter Vranas [comments]	“Induction and Simplicity” Gilbert Harman & Sanjeev Kulkarni [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Brian Weatherson [comments]	“Conditional assertions and conditional propositions” Robert Stalnaker [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Andy Egan [slides]



2:45–3	break		break	break	farewell
3–4:30	“Understanding the Brandenburger-Keisler Belief Paradox” Eric Pacuit [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Marc Pauly [comments]		“Inductive Influence” Jon Williamson [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Stephan Hartmann [comments]	“Abducted by Bayesians” Jan-Willem Romeijn [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Franz Huber [comments]


4:30–4:45	break		break	break
4:45–6:15	“Belief Revision in a Dynamic Epistemic Framework” Johan van Benthem [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Gillian Russell [comments]		“Electronic Mail, Collective Action, and Individual Choice” Sara Rachel Chant & Zac Ernst [abstract \| paper] Commentator: Justin Fisher [comments]	“A Dilemma For Jeffrey Conditionalizers” Jonathan Weisberg [abstract \| paper \| slides] Commentator: Carl Wagner [comments]


6:15–8	dinner		dinner	dinner
8-9:30			“Why Epistemology Can't be Operationalized” Keynote Address Timothy Williamson [abstract \| paper \| handout]