Publications

Julien Murzi & Brett Topey
  1. ‘What is Carnap’s Problem and how can we solve it?’, 2024, in F. Carcassi, T. Johnson, S. B. Knudstorp, S. Domínguez Parrado, P. Rivas-Robledo, G. Sbardolini (eds.), Proceedings of the 24th Amsterdam Colloquium (pp. 271–277).
  2. ‘Categoricity by convention’, 2021, Philosophical Studies 178, 3391–3420.
Julien Murzi
  1. Review of L. Incurvati and J. Schlöder, Reasoning with Attitude, forthcoming, Philosophical Review.
  2. ‘Naive semantic principles and paradox, forthcoming in F. Ferrari, E. Brendel, M. Carrara, O. Hjortland, G. Sagi, G. Sher, F. Steinberger (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Logic. Oxford University Press.
  3. ‘Revenge’ (with Chris Scambler), forthcoming in L. Rossi (ed.), The Liar Paradox. Cambridge University Press.
  4. ‘Non-reflexivity and revenge’ (with Lorenzo Rossi), 2022, Journal of Philosophical Logic 51, 201–218.
  5. ‘Naïve validity’ (with Lorenzo Rossi), 2021, Synthese 199: 819–841.
Brett Topey
  1. ‘Can we follow the omega rule?’, forthcoming, Philosophical Quarterly.
  2. ‘Whence admissibility constraints? From inferentialism to tolerance’, 2026, Journal of Philosophical Logic 55: 411–435.
  3. ‘Pragmatic accounts of justification, epistemic analyticity, and other routes to easy knowledge of abstracta’, 2025, in X. de Donato-Rodríguez, J. Falguera, C. Martínez-Vidal (eds.), Deflationist Conceptions of Abstract Objects (pp. 173–195). Springer.
  4. ‘Best laid plans: Idealization and the rationality–accuracy bridge’, 2025, British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 76: 477–494.
  5. ‘Higher-order evidence and the dynamics of self-location: An accuracy-based argument for calibrationism’, 2024, Erkenntnis 89: 1407–1433.
  6. ‘Saving sensitivity’, 2022, Philosophical Quarterly 72: 177–196.
  7. ‘Realism, reliability, and epistemic possibility: On modally interpreting the Benacerraf–Field challenge’, 2021, Synthese 199: 4415–4436.

Talks

Julien Murzi & Brett Topey
  1. December 2024, ‘What is Carnap’s Problem and how can we solve it?’, Amsterdam Colloquium 2024, University of Amsterdam.
  2. October 2023, ‘Pluralism by convention’, Logical Pluralism workshop, Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Ludwig Maximilian University.
  3. August 2023, ‘The omega rule and the Categoricity Problem’, 11th European Congress of Analytic Philosophy, University of Vienna.
  4. October 2022, ‘The omega rule and the Categoricity Problem’, EuPhiLo First Annual Conference, University of Padua.
  5. October 2022, ‘The omega rule and the Categoricity Problem’, Departmental Colloquium, Paris Lodron University of Salzburg.
  6. September 2022, ‘The omega rule and the Categoricity Problem’, FilMat Conference 2022: Foundations, Definitions and Axioms, IUSS Pavia.
  7. June 2022, ‘The omega rule and the Categoricity Problem’, Convention in Logic and Language conference, University of Haifa.
  8. May 2022, ‘The omega rule and the Categoricity Problem’, Perspectives on Categoricity workshop, University of Vienna.
  9. May 2022, ‘The omega rule and the Categoricity Problem’, uAnalytiCon-2022: Abstract Objects, Ural Federal University.
Julien Murzi
  1. October 2026, ‘Truth and paradox in context’, 100 Years of Born Rule: A Normativist Outlook on Quantum Rationality conference, IQOQI Vienna.
  2. June 2026, ‘Truth and paradox in context’, Departmental Colloquium, University of Turin.
  3. December 2025, ‘What is Carnap’s Problem and how can we solve it?’, EuPhiLo Fourth Annual Conference, University of Padua.
  4. December 2025, ‘What is Carnap’s Problem and how can we solve it?’, Knowledge in Crisis: Language, Truth and Knowledge group meeting, University of Vienna.
  5. June 2025, ‘The surprise examination paradox and blindspots for knowledge’, Philosophy Colloquium, University of Konstanz.
  6. November 2024, ‘What is Carnap’s Problem and how can we solve it?’,(In)determinacy in Mathematics conference, National University of Singapore.
  7. November 2023, ‘Naive semantic principles and paradox’, Philosophy Colloquium, University of Utrecht.
  8. October 2023, ‘Naive semantic principles and paradox’, PhDs in Logic conference, University of Grenada.
  9. September 2023, ‘Full higher-order logic by convention’, 10 Years of Modal Logic as Metaphysics conference, University of Hamburg.
  10. April 2023, ‘Revenge’, Logic and Mathematics Seminar, University of Birmingham.
  11. November 2021, ‘Revenge’, UConn Logic Group, University of Connecticut.
Brett Topey
  1. August 2025, ‘Whence admissibility constraints? From inferentialism to tolerance’, 16th Conference of the Italian Society for Analytic Philosophy: Minds and Worlds, University of Turin.
  2. May 2025, ‘If the omega rule is a solution, what was the problem?’, From Permanence to Open-Endedness workshop, University of Vienna.
  3. November 2024, ‘If the omega rule is a solution, what was the problem?’, (In)determinacy in Mathematics conference, National University of Singapore.
  4. October 2024, ‘Self-location, ur-priors, and metaconditionalization: A diagnosis’, Knowledge in Crisis: Language, Truth and Knowledge group meeting, University of Salzburg.
  5. September 2023, ‘Whence admissibility constraints? From inferentialism to tolerance’, Logic and Metaphysics Workshop, CUNY Graduate Center.
  6. October 2022, ‘Whence admissibility constraints? From inferentialism to tolerance’, EuPhiLo First Annual Conference, University of Padua.
  7. June 2022, ‘Conditionalizing on higher-order evidence’ (cancelled due to scheduling conflict), European Epistemology Network meeting, University of Glasgow.
  8. June 2022, ‘Inferentialism and the admissibility of rules’, Convention in Logic and Language conference, University of Haifa.
  9. September 2021, ‘Entitlement of cognitive project, epistemic analyticity, and other routes to easy knowledge of abstracta’, Abstract Objects: Deflationary Approaches workshop, University of Santiago de Compostela.