This track explores the fundamental principles of epistemology, examining the nature and scope of knowledge. Participants will engage with classical and contemporary theories that shape our understanding of belief and justification.

This session focuses on the multifaceted concept of truth, analyzing various theories including correspondence, coherence, and pragmatic approaches. Discussions will delve into the implications of these theories for knowledge acquisition and belief systems.

This track investigates the role of rationality in human decision-making processes, considering both normative and descriptive perspectives. Participants will examine how rationality intersects with belief formation and knowledge justification.

This session addresses the cognitive dimensions of knowledge, exploring how cognitive science informs our understanding of belief and epistemic justification. The interplay between cognition and epistemology will be a focal point of discussion.

This track examines various forms of skepticism and their challenges to epistemic claims. Participants will engage with historical and contemporary skeptical arguments and their implications for knowledge and belief.

This session explores the philosophical underpinnings of scientific inquiry and its impact on epistemology. Discussions will focus on the nature of scientific knowledge, the role of evidence, and the justification of scientific beliefs.