15 October 2017<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
\nDay One (6 November)<\/h2>\n
10:00-10:30 Registration<\/p>\n
10:30-11:15 Alessandra Tanesini (Philosophy, Cardiff): “Vicious Attitudes”<\/strong><\/p>\n11:15-12:00 Jonathan Webber (Philosophy, Cardiff) “Is Function a Fundamental Feature of Attitudes?”<\/strong><\/p>\n12:00-12:15 Coffee Break<\/p>\n
12:15-13:00 Leaf Van Boven (Psychology and Neuroscience, Colorado): “Psychological Barriers to Bipartisan Support for Climate Policy in the United States”<\/strong><\/p>\n13:00-14:00 Lunch<\/p>\n
14:00-14:45 Robin S. Dillon (Philosophy, Lehigh University): “Arrogance, Self-Respect, and Power: A Feminist Analysis.”<\/strong><\/p>\n14:45-15:30 Andrew Aberdein (Philosophy, Florida Institute of Technology): “Arrogance and Deep Disagreement”<\/strong><\/p>\n15:30-15:45 Break<\/p>\n
15:45-16:30 Igor Grossmann (Psychology, Waterloo): “The Socrates Effect: Teacher\u2019s Mindset, Wisdom, and Reasoning in a Polarized World”<\/strong><\/p>\n16:30-17:15 Emma Gordon (Philosophy, Edinburgh) and J. Adam Carter (Philosophy, Glasgow): “Is Searching the Internet Making Us Intellectually Arrogant?”<\/strong><\/p>\n17:15 Drinks<\/p>\n
18:30 Informal dinner (Wahaca, Cardiff centre)<\/p>\n
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Day Two (7 November)<\/h2>\n
9:00-09:30 Registration<\/p>\n
9:30-10:15 Steven J Spencer (Psychology, Ohio State University): TBA<\/strong><\/p>\n10:15-11:00 Ulrike Hahn (Psychology, Birkbeck): “Can we get rational argument back into public debate?”<\/strong><\/p>\n11:00-11:15 Break<\/p>\n
11:15-12:00 Catarina Dutilh-Novaes (Philosophy, Groningen): “Metaphors for argumentation”<\/strong><\/p>\n12:00-12: 45 Ian James Kidd (Philosophy, Nottingham): “Appraising Metaphors for Argumentation”<\/strong><\/p>\n12:45-13:45 Lunch<\/p>\n
13:45-14:30 Chris Heffer (Linguistics, Cardiff): “Dogmatism and Bullshit: A Discourse Analytic Perspective”<\/strong><\/p>\n14:30-15:15 Lani Watson (Philosophy, Edinburgh): “Vices of Questioning in Public Discourse”<\/strong><\/p>\n15:15-15:30 Break<\/p>\n
15:30-16:15 Greg Maio (Psychology, Bath): “Values and openness to change”<\/strong><\/p>\n16:15-17:00 Constantine Sedikides (Psychology, Southampton): “Does a Communal Life-Orientation Really Quiet the Ego? The Case of East-Asian Culture, Christian Religion, and Mind-Body Practices”<\/strong><\/p>\nConference Ends<\/p>\n
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We are thrilled to announce the programme for “Arrogance and Polarisation in Debate”, a two-day international conference at Cardiff University.<\/p>\n