2nd CNY Philosophy of Language Workshop

About This Event

The second meeting of the CNY Philosophy of Language Workshop. We seek to form a community of scholars from philosophy, linguistics, and cognate disciplines devoted to the study of language.

Featured Guests

Antonio Freiles, Syracuse University: "Does who speaks matter?"
Anhui Huang, UC Berkeley: "Collective inquiry and expiring assertion"
Zach Thornton, Virginia Tech: "What counts when counting: discriminability, ontology, and the number of things"
Gabriel Greenberg, UCLA: Keynote, "Productivity in Iconic and Symbolic Representation"

Co-sponsors

This event is possible thanks to the generosity of the CNY Humanities Corridor. It is co-organized by scholars from University of Rochester and Syracuse University.

Oct. 17, 2025, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Tolley Hall, room 304

LIN16: Central New York Philosophy of Language Workshop (CNYPLW)

Audience: Open to the Public

Host: Syracuse University

Category: Workshop or Mini-Seminar

RSVP by Oct. 10, 2025

RSVP to mabreuza@syr.edu