You're Invited to a workshop with Mitch Green "Speech Acts, Self-Expression, and Music", Friday, 25th October 2024, 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM. Venue: University of Szczecin, Institute of Philosophy and...
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Artur Kosecki presented a paper titled 'John Laird’s book Recent Philosophy and the Term "Analytic Philosophy" in 1930s Great Britain' at the 12th Annual Conference of the Society for the...
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Maciej Wite gave a talk 'Implicatures and Conventions in Insinuation. An Austinian Approach' at the 'Speech and Normativity' Workshop, Cambridge, 15-16 May 2024. The presented material is based upon work...
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Maciej Witek gave a talk "Insinuation as a speech act" at the "Ethotic Thursdays" Seminar of The New Ethos Laboratory; the presentation is available here. The presented material is based...
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24th April 2023: Maciej Witek gave a lecture "Poza illokucją i perlokucją. Odmiany i mechanizmy niejawnych aktów mowy" ("Beyond illocution and perlocution. Varieties and mechanisms of covered speech acts") at...
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Wednesday, 9th November 2022: Marta Wąsik gave a lecture "Neurolingwistyka w patologii i zdrowiu" ("Neurolinguistics in Pathology and Health") at the CCRG open seminar.
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Jan G. Michel and Maciej Witek gave talks at the one-day workshop Speech Acts, Scientific Discoveries, and Linguistic Etiolation (Szczecin, 27th October 2022). To find our more about this event, please...
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On Thursday 20th October 2022 Mateusz Włodarczyk got a PhD in philosophy from the University of Szczecin. Thesis: "Idee grice’owskie w M. Tomasella badaniach nad ewolucją i rozwojem ludzkich zdolności...
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Institute of Philosophy and Cognitive Science invites to a lecture by Professor Vladimir Drekalovic (University of Montenegro) on "Contemporary Mathematical Platonism -- Critique and Problems". The lecture will held on...
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Katarzyna Ciarcińska, Maciej Witek, and Mateusz Włodarczyk gave talks at the Cognitive Linguistics in the Year 2022 (Szczecin, 22-24.09.2022): Katarzyna Ciarcińska, "Illocutionary harm and epistemic injustice"; Maciej Witek, "A scorekeeping...
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