Normativity and Reasoning IX

Reasoning seems to be a uniquely human activity; it is therefore of great philosophical significance. Yet it is not at all clear how individuals do it. This workshop explores the capacity to reason by focusing on the fact that reasoning is governed by norms; it can go well or badly. What are these norms? How might they be discovered, and how do they guide us? What, if anything, ultimately underwrites their authority?

Convened by

• Matthew Silverstein, Associate Professor of Philosophy, NYUAD
• Sarah Paul, Associate Professor of Philosophy, NYUAD