HUMATH (Humanizing Mathematical Knowledge) Philosophy Seminars, Fall 2026

HUMATH (Humanizing Mathematical Knowledge)

Philosophy Seminars, Fall 2026

Linguistics & Philosophy IUSS Center

September 8, 11-13 (Sala del Camino):

Christopher Pincock (Ohio State University)

Explanatory Proofs and Their Virtues

September 8, 14:30-16:30 (Sala del Camino):

Eamon Duede (Purdue University)

A Correspondence Problem for Mathematical Proof

October 21, 16-18 (Room 1.17):

Neri Marsili (University of Turin)

Assertion Without its Constitutive Norm

October 28, 10:30-12 (Room 1.17):

Silvia Larghi (University of Milano-Bicocca)
Mind Attribution and Epistemic Roles: Understanding Artificial Agents in Knowledge Practices

November 11, 16-18 (Room 1.17)

Robin McKenna (University of Liverpool)

What is Political Knowledge?

December 14, 16-18 (Room 1.17)

Elijah Chudnoff (University of Miami)

TBD

December 15, 14-16 (Room 1.17)

Mario Günther (Panthéon Sorbonne University)

The Agentic Trilemma

Funded by: FIS2 Humanizing Mathematical Knowledge: Fallibility, Technology, Know-How (FIS-04053, PI: De Toffoli).

Venue: Palazzo del Broletto, Piazza della Vittoria, 15, 27100 Pavia.

Organizers: Silvia De Toffoli, Andrea Sereni, Michele Contente, and Guido Tana