We are happy to announce (up to now) confirmed speakers and the titles of the papers:
- Michael De (Utrecht University): Counterpossibles and the Impossible
- Emily Caddick Bourne (University of Cambridge), Craig Bourne (University of Hertfordshire): Impossible Fictions with Possible Objects
- Ryan Christensen (Brigham Young University):Essentially Contingent
- Myroslav Hryshko (Ljubljana): Metaphysical Nihilism and Meontological Realism
- Alex Kaiserman (Oxford University): Impossible Worlds and Macrophysical Zombies
- Ceth Lightfield (University of California, Davis): Ficta as Mere Possibilia
- Dan Marshall (University of Hong Kong): A Puzzle for Modal Realism
- Vasil Penchev (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences): The Almost Impossible Worlds in Quantum Information
- Jiří Raclavský (Masaryk University, Brno): Tichýan (Im)Possible Worlds
- Janine Reinert (Tilburg University): Ontological Omniscience in Lewisian Modal Realism
- Maciej Sendłak (University of Szczecin): Is It Possible to Have Your Cake and to Eat It? Remarks on Hybrid Modal Realism
- Marco Simionato (University ca’ Foscari – Venezia): Might There Be an Absolutely Empty World?
- Adam Tamas Tuboly (University of Pécs): Why Should we Prefer Propositionersatzism to Strong Possible-worlds Fictionalism?
- Nathan Wildman (Universität Hamburg): What’s Wrong with Weak Necessity?