Registration for the 2nd International Conference on the topic of Socially Extended Knowledge is now open.

Socially Extended Knowledge is the second of two international conferences on the topic of ‘Extended Knowledge.‘ The aim of the first ‘Extended Knowledge Conference‘ was to bring together leading scholars from around the world in order to critically examine the ramifications of the extended cognition programme (and related views) for contemporary epistemology, and for the theory of knowledge in particular. In this second conference on the topic of ‘Socially Extended Knowledge’, leading epistemologists, cyberneticists, philosophers of mind, psychologists and Web scientists will move further to explore the impact of the distributed cognition programme on analytic epistemology.

The main event will take place on Thursday and Friday, October 8 and 9 and it will close with a public lecture by Prof Michael Lynch .

Holy Arrow (Psychology, University of Oregon, USA)
Harry Halpin (Infrormatics, World Wide Web Consortium, USA)
Francis Heylighen (Cybernetics, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium)
Michael Lynch (Philosophy, University of Connecticut, USA)
Joelle Proust (Philosophy, Institut Jean Nicod, France)
Sabine Roeser (Philosophy, Deft University, Netherlands)
Ernest Sosa (Philosophy, Rutgers university, USA)
Alessandra Tanesini (Cardiff University, UK)
Deborah Tollefsen (Philosophy, University of Memphis, USA)
Brad Wray (Philosophy, State University of New York, USA)

For more details you can visit the conference website.

To register you can click here.