Roughly, ‘rational reflection’ is the capacity for thinking and reasoning about normative features of one’s own attitudes in a reflective and self-conscious way and with the aim of forming more appropriate attitudes. While it is an open question whether all reasoning requires this capacity, it is clear that it is a very important element in the cognitive toolbox of mature human agents. How does it work? What are its powers and limits?
Event
International research workshop “The Powers and Limits of Rational Reflection”
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Speaker Cristina Borgoni, Frank Hofmann, Yannick Kohl, Hilary Kornblith, Maria Lasonen-Aarnio, Anna-Sara Malmgren, Ram Neta, Mona Simion, Kurt Sylvan.
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Location
MSH, Black Box, ground floor.
MSH, Black Box, Campus Belval
Esch-Belval, LU
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Topic(s)
Humanities