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Sebastian Scholz

My cumulative dissertation is about the theory of Conceptual Spaces, which takes conceptual content to be structured geometrically. More specifically, I research its connections to the metaphysics of naturalness, inductive reasoning, and Predictive Processing. Further research interests include philosophy of mind and cognition, theories of concepts, mental representation, and abilities.

Publications

Academic background

Since 2021 | Research Fellow, Department of Philosophy (HHU)

2020 | M.A. Philosophy

2018 – 2020 | Foreign Ambassador in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities

2018 | B.A. Philosophy/ German Studies

2014 – 2020 | Student Assistant and Tutor

Workshops Organized

Conference Talks

“Conceptual Spaces: A Solution to Goodman’s New Riddle of Induction?”

  • Congress of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology ESPP, Prague 2023
  • European Congress of Analytic Philosophy ECAP, Vienna 2023
  • Salzburg Conference for Young Analytic Philosophy SOPhiA, 2023

“Conceptual Spaces: Naturalness or Cognitive Sparseness?”

  • Congress of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology ESPP, Grenoble 2024
  • World Congress of Philosophy WCP, Rome 2024
  • Salzburg Conference for Young Analytic Philosophy SOPhiA, 2024
  • Deutscher Kongress für Philosophie DKPhil, Münster 2024