June, 21 (This schedule uses the Moscow time zone, UTC+3)

Opening

Plenary session (Chair: Vladimir Vasyukov)

• 13.15-14.15

  Pavel Naumov (King’s College),
  Knowledge and Responsibility

• 15.30-16.00

  Manuel Arnulfo Cañas Muñoz (University of Salamanca),
  The Internalist Justificatory Function of Reductio ad Absurdum

• 16.00-16.30

  Yaroslav Petrukhin (University of Lodz),
  Normalisation for some infectious logics with bivalent semantics

• 16.30-17.00

  Alex Belikov (MSU),
  Peirce's Triadic Logic and Its (Overlooked) Connexive Expansion

• 17.00-17.30

  Konstantin Shishov (HSE),
  Unsharp Quantum Measurements as a States of Knowledge: Epistemic Logic of Quantum Information

• 15.30-16.00

  Sena Bölek (Bilkent University),
  Basic Moral Certainties, Deep Disagreements, and Cognitive Command

• 16.00-16.30

  Aleks Knoks (University of Zurich),
  Specificationism, generalism, and the logic of rights

• 16.30-17.00

  Jordan Myers (University of Pittsburg),
  Restricting the Reactive Attitude

• 17.00-17.30

  Gleb Karpov (SPSU),
  Forgiveness as a speech act in logic of action

• 17.30-18.00

  Dmitry Ananyev (London School of Economics and Political Science), Imperfect Duties Can't Curb the Demands of Beneficence

• 18.30-19.00

  Chris Meacham (University of Massachusetts, Amherst),
  The Nomic Likelihood Account of Laws

• 19.00-19.30

  Iván Marinovic (Stanford University),
  Jeremy Bertomeu (Washington University),
  Miracles as Bayesian Persuasion

• 19.30-20.00

  Aydin Mohseni (University of California, Irvine),
  HARKing: from Misdiagnosis to Misprescription

• 18.30-19.00

  Kye Palider and Neo Yin (University of Toronto),
  A Formal Theory of Scientific Change

• 19.00-19.30

  Maria Del Rosario Martinez Ordaz (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro),
  Understanding defective theories: From logic to epistemology

• 19.30-20.00

  Nikolay Arkhiyereyev  (BMSTU),
  Formal philosophy of science: statement and set-theoretic approach