Programme

Thursday, May 4 | Jeudi 4 mai
Université du Québec à Montréal
Room W-5215

8h45	Welcoming Address
9h00-10h00	Peter Simons (Dublin) Bipolarity: Wittgenstein’s Early Semantics for Sentences
10h00-11h00	Guido Bonino (Torino) Wittgenstein: Negation, Bipolarity, and Symmetry
11h00-11h15	Coffee Break
11h15-12h15	José Zalabardo (London) The Tractatus on Semantic Unity
12h15-14h00	Lunch Break
14h00-15h00	Pasquale Frascolla (Potenza) The Disquotational Schema from the Early Writings to the Tractatus
15h00-15h15	Coffee Break
15h15-16h15	Fraser MacBride (Manchester) From Categorial Dualism to Pluralism: Wittgenstein’s Journey (1913-19)

Friday, May 5 | Vendredi 5 mai
Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières
Room R-4020

9h00	Departure for Trois-Rivières
11h15	Welcoming address
11h30-12h30	Kevin Mulligan (Geneva & Lugano) Value and Generality
12h30-14h00	Lunch Break
14h00-15h00	Genia Schönbaumsfeld (Southampton) God and the Meaning of Life in Wittgenstein’s Notebooks
15h00-16h00	Janyne Sattler (Santa Catarina) ‘To fulfill the purpose of existence’: Wittgenstein’s Notebooks and the Search for Meaning
15h30-16h30	Coffee Break
16h30-17h30	Gabriel Citron (Toronto) Early Wittgenstein on the Problem of Life: From the Diaries, through the Notebooks, to the Tractatus

 Saturday, May 6 | Samedi 6 mai
Musée québécois de culture populaire (Trois-Rivières)
Room Cogeco

9h30-10h30	Peter Sullivan (Stirling) The Purity of Logic
10h30-10h45	Coffee Break
10h45-11h55	Ian Proops (Austin) “How does a Tautology say Nothing?
11h45-13h45	Lunch Break
13h45-14h45	Lynette Reid (Halifax) “On the Justification of the Vagueness of Ordinary Sentences:  From the “Notes on Logic” to the Tractatus via the Notebooks
14h45-15h00	Coffee Break
15h00-16h00	Sébastien Gandon (Clermont-Ferrand) Machine as Picture. Wittgenstein on Kinematics and Logic