Hall 2 of Sofia University was the place to gather part of the philosophers of the University and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, to hear the lecture delivered by prof. Fabrice Patto.
The lecture was organized by the Faculty of Philosophy, Sofia University, and Institute for Society and Knowledge Research (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences).
Prof. Patto is a member of the Institut d’Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques, Paris Universiӓt Heidelberg, Philosophisches Seminar Alexander von Humboldt Stifung. The lecture was on "Antirealism and self-ascription of attitudes” and was held in English. Some of the accents of the lecture:
1. Fundamental claims of semantic antirealism;
2. Two conflicting views (Antirealism – Realism);
3. Two disagreements и др.
The lecture was open-ended, which allows for colleagues philosophers to continue the discussion.
Original by Atanas Anov, abridged