FEW 2008 Schedule

All sessions will take place in Pyle Vandenberg Auditorium (room 121 of the Pyle Center). Click here for a salient map.
All papers, comments, and tutorials will be posted here in due course (stay tuned).

	Thursday 5/15	Friday 5/16	Saturday 5/17	Sunday 5/18
8:30–9:00	Free Breakfast	Free Breakfast	Free Breakfast	Free Breakfast
9:00–10:30	Teddy Seidenfeld "Proper scoring rules, dominated forecasts, and coherence" Comments by Marty Barrett	Gregory Wheeler "Focused correlation" [paper \| slides] Comments by Peter Broessel	Roger White "Evidential symmetry and mushy credence" Comments by James Overton	Jake Ross "Countable additivity and the sleeping beauty problem" Comments by Matt Kotzen
10:30–10:45	Break	Break	Break	Break
10:45–12:15	Giacomo Sillari "Quantified logic of awareness and impossible possible worlds" Comments by Jeremy Shipley	Carl Wagner "Jeffrey conditioning and external Bayesianity" [paper \| slides] Comments by Steve Petersen [comments \| slides]	Scott Sturgeon "Confidence and coarse-grained attitudes" Comments by Alexandra Zinke [comments \| slides]	Kevin Zollman & Rory Smead "The reduction of strategic plasticity" [paper \| slides] Comments by Santiago Amaya
12:15–1:45	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Tutorial (12:15–1:15) Hilary Greaves "Probability in the Everett interpretation of quantum mechanics" [recommended readings]
1:45–3:15	Daniel Steel "Mind changes and testability: How formal and statistical learning theory converge in the new riddle of induction" Comments by Matthew Kopec	Sarah Moss "Scoring rules and epistemic compromise" Comments by Armin Schulz [comments \| slides]	Eleonora Cresto "Belief and contextual acceptance" Comments by Bernhard Nickel [comments \| slides]
3:15–3:30	Break	Break	Break
3:30–5:00	Invited Talk Roy Sorensen "Interestingly dull numbers"	Invited Talk Allan Gibbard "Causal Inﬂuence and Controlled Experiment"	Invited Talk Wolfgang Spohn "Laws: A ranking theoretic account" [paper \| slides]
5:00–6:00	Tutorial Tania Lombrozo "Explaining explanation" [recommended reading]	Tutorial Tania Lombrozo "Intuitions about causation" [recommended reading]	Tutorial Hilary Greaves "Probability in the Everett interpretation of quantum mechanics" [recommended readings]