Ongoing activity: CORES Reading Group
The first meeting of the Reading Group will be on Wednesday 26/11/25, at 13:30-15:30 Lisbon time. More information about the reading group here.
May 2026
- Eleonora Volta gave a presentation titled ‘Miti dello stupro e interpretazione della prova nel processo per violenza sessuale’ at the workshop Prova e Teoria della Decisione (Brescia, IT)
- Pedro Abreu gave a talk titled ‘“Diversity”: Fading Semantics, Shifting Lexical Impact, and the Plurality of Meanings’ at the workshop Conceptual Engineering and Metalinguistic awareness (Madrid, ES)
April 2026
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Guest Lecture: Miriam Ronzoni (University of Manchester) gave a talk on Epistemic Advantage and Epistemic Injustice: Not Necessarily Incompatible. The Case of Gender Identity (Lisboa, PT)
- NEWS! In April 2026, Dr Miguel Núñez de Prado Gordillo starts a 3-month research visit in Lisbon, hosted by the CORES project.
March 2026
- NEWS! A panel proposal, put together by 6 CORES members and showcasing some of the project’s interim results, was accepted for presentation at the 16th Braga Meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy. We’re going to Braga!
- NEWS! In March 2026, José M. Pereira joined the CORES project as an official team member. To learn more about José, check out his profile in the ‘Team’ section.
November 2025
- NEWS! In November 2025, Dr Devon Cass joined the CORES project as an official team member. To learn more about Devon, check out his profile in the ‘Team’ section.
- Marcin Lewiński gave a presentation titled ‘Metalinguistic appeals: “Terrorism” and “attacks on civilians”’ at the workshop Crossroads in the Political Philosophy of Language (Valencia, ES)
- NEWS! In February 2026, Álvaro Domínguez-Armas will begin a post-doctoral fellowship at Charles University (Prague, CZ), to work on recognition in language and morality. To learn more about Álvaro, check out his profile in the ‘Team’ section.
- Marcin Lewiński gave a presentation titled ‘Authority via Metalinguistic Appeals’ at the workshop Applied Issues in Current Philosophy of Language and Mind (Porto, PT)
- NEWS! In November 2025, Eleonora Volta joins the CORES project as post-doctoral fellow. To learn more about Eleonora, check out her profile in the ‘Team’ section.
October 2025
- Giulia Terzian conducted a short-term research visit at the University of Bristol (consultants: Carel, Pettigrew), and at the University of Sheffield (consultant: Blomfield)
- Giulia Terzian gave a presentation titled ‘Three worries for journalistic impartiality’ at the workshop Journalism, Trust, and Democracy (Genève, CH)
- Álvaro Domínguez-Armas gave a presentation titled ‘Argumentative representation: Arguing on behalf of others in public deliberation’ at the XI SEFA Conference (Sevilla, ES)
- Giulia Terzian gave a presentation titled ‘Wronging others, one way or another (or both)’ at the XI SEFA Conference (Sevilla, ES)
September 2025
- Workshop: Epistemic Wrongs and Communicative Disruptions: A Cross-Project Conversation (Lisboa, PT)
- Internal event: CORES members met with Claudia Picazo (UNED, in-person) and Delia Belleri (CSIC, online), co-PIs of CECODISP (Conceptual Engineering and Communicative Disruptions: between Semantics and Pragmatics)
- Álvaro Domínguez-Armas gave a presentation titled ‘Argumentative representation: the dynamics of representation in public deliberation’ at the 5th European Conference of Argumentation (Warsaw, PL)
July 2025
- Pedro Abreu gave a presentation titled ‘Disputed disputes’ at the workshop Current Themes in Analytic Philosophy (Lisboa, PT)
May 2025
- Marcin Lewiński gave a presentation titled ‘Divisive speech and public argument: A polylogue approach’ at the 2025 conference of the Argumentation Network of the Americas (Toronto, CA)
- Giulia Terzian gave a presentation titled ‘Reckless reporting’ at the workshop Epistemic Norms and Epistemic Capacities (Lisboa, PT)
April 2025
- Giulia Terzian gave a presentation titled ‘Reckless reporting’ at the workshop Ethical and Epistemic Issues in Science Communication (Genova, IT)
March 2025
- Giulia Terzian gave a presentation titled ‘Illocutionary manipulation, plausible deniability and epistemic fallout’ at the workshop Applied Issues in Current Epistemology and Philosophy of Language (Porto, PT)
- In-person visit by consultant Altanian; meetings with PI, and with CORES team (Lisboa, PT)