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&#160;2nd Conference on Hinge EpistemologyPanthéon-Sorbonne University, ParisMonday 1- Tuesday 2 July 2019&#160;Hosted by the Wittgenstein Seminar at Panthéon-Sorbonne University, Institut des Sciences juridique et philosophique de la Sorbonne (ISJPS, CNRS-Panthéon Sorbonne), in collaboration with Institut universitaire de France, Irvine University, California,University of Hertfordshire (UK) and the British Wittgenstein SocietyVenue: Salle de formation de la bibliothèque interuniversitaire de la Sorbonne, entrée 17 rue de la Sorbonne, Paris 75005&#160;Programme&#160;Monday 1 July&#160;9:15 Welcome from Sandra Laugier and Danièle Moyal-Sharrock&#160;9:30-11:00 Symposium on Hinge Epistemology with Annalisa Coliva (Irvine) Daniele Moyal-Sharrock (Hertfordshire) Duncan Pritchard (Irvine)Discussant and chair: Pierre Fasula&#160;11:00-11:15 Break&#160;11:15-12:30 Elise Marrou (Sorbonne) and Xavier Maréchal (Sorbonne)Hinges and Closure-based Scepticism: the challenge of shedding light on our epistemic blindspotsChair: Christiane Chauviré&#160;14:00-14:40: Carla Carmona (Seville)Epistemic Injustice and Hinge Epistemology14:40-15:20 Jakob Ohlhorst (Cologne)Is there a Problem of Demarcation for Hinges?15:25-16:00 Yevi Oceguera Ponce (UNAM, Mexico)On the Possibility of Justifying Ordinary Perceptual Beliefs —A Critical Diagnosis of Wright’s and Coliva’s Wittgensteinian Program of Perceptual JustificationChair: Annalisa Coliva&#160;16:00—16:30 Break&#160;16:30-17:30 Constantine Sandis (Hertfordshire)Hume as Hinge EpistemologistChair: Duncan Pritchard&#160;Tuesday 2 July&#160;9:30-10:30 Angélique Thébert (Nantes)In Defence of a (Moderate) Reidian View of our Hinge Commitments10:30-11:30 Paul Standish (UCL)Something AnimalChair: Danièle Moyal-Sharrock&#160;11:30-11:50 Break&#160;11:50-12:30 Robert Schmidle (Arizona State)Hinges in Moral Epistemology12:30-13:10 David Anderson (Texas A&#38;M)Coming Unhinged: the (un)certainty of faith, (anti)skeptical dogma, and divine (un)hiddennessChair: Constantine Sandis&#160;14:30-15:30 Michel Le Du (Aix-Marseille)Hinge Propositions and the Problem with Understanding Extremist ThoughtChair: Elise Marrou &#160;15:30-15:40 Break&#160;15:40-16:20 Jasmin Trächtler (Bergen)'Hinges' of Trust – Wittgenstein on the Other Minds Problem16:20-17:00 Arthur Harris (Cambridge)Hinge Certainties and Scientific Realism Chair: Sandra Laugier&#160;