Research Seminar Philosophy of Physics for Research Master Students
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Three Assistant-Professors: Philosophy of Science, (Business) Ethics , Practical Philosophy
Department of Philosophy, Tilburg University. Deadline for application: 15th of March 2018
Workshop ‘The Structure and Semantics of Theories’
Workshop in Rigorous Philosophy of Science vici programme ‘The Structure of Reality and the Reality of Structure’ in collaboration with: OZSW Study Group Structuralism The Structure and Semantics of Theories Locus: Faculty of Philosophy, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Campus Woudestein, Room H5-32, Tinbergen Building (highest building, 5th floor). Plan campus: http://www.eur.nl/wegwijzer/plattegronden/woudestein/ . Transport: Take tram 21 … Continue reading Workshop ‘The Structure and Semantics of Theories’
The School of Brentano and the Rise of Scientific Philosophy
The workshop “The School of Brentano and the Rise of Scientific Philosophy” will take place 29-30 September 2016 in Utrecht, organized by Carlo Ierna as the concluding symposium of the NWO project: “Philosophy as Science: The Project of the School of Brentano” and as preparation for a COST Action “The Rise of Scientific Philosophy in Central Europe 1831-1939”.
Symposium Geschiedenis en Grondslagen van de Geesteswetenschappen
Op dit jaarlijkse symposium van de Faculteitsvereniging Utrechtse Filosofiestudenten (FUF) zullen wij ons richten op de geschiedenis en grondslagen van de geesteswetenschappen. Wat de plek van de humaniora is binnen de wetenschap en de universiteit is een belangrijke vraag waar veel studenten binnen de geestswetenschappen tijdens hun studie mee te maken krijgen. In hoeverre hebben de … Continue reading Symposium Geschiedenis en Grondslagen van de Geesteswetenschappen
Lecture by Kit Patrick
Public lecture at the Institute of Philosophy, Leiden University Speaker: Dr. Kit Patrick (University of Bristol) Title: When Can I Infer to Multiple Explanations? Date: Wednesday 1 June 2016 Time: 4.15 to 5.30 pm Place: Lecture room 1.30, Lipsius Building, Cleveringaplaats 1, Leiden Abstract: According to the standard version of inference to the best explanation … Continue reading Lecture by Kit Patrick
Conference Objectivity in Science
he 8th Munich-Sydney-Tilburg (MuST) Conference in Philosophy of Science will be held at Tilburg University, The Netherlands, on 10-12 June 2015. The topic of this edition of the MuST conference is *Objectivity in Science*. The conference will feature four plenary talks, and over 30 contributed papers. The plenary talks will be given by: – Martin … Continue reading Conference Objectivity in Science
Philosophy as Science. A Key Idea of the 19th Century
The international conference “Philosophy as Science: A Key Idea of the 19th Century”, organized by Paul Ziche and Carlo Ierna, will take place April 9-11 at the Fundatie van Renswoude (Agnietenstraat 5, 3512 XA) in Utrecht. Keynotes by: Barry Smith “Metaphysics After Darwin” Alan Richardson “Disillusionment, Inconvenience, and Scientific Philosophy: Logical Empiricism and Philosophical Modernism” … Continue reading Philosophy as Science. A Key Idea of the 19th Century
Meeting OZSW reading group History of Phenomenology
The next session of our “history of phenomenology” reading group will take place on 10 December, 10.00-12.00 and will also be the last one of 2014. Next year we will proceed with Husserl’s Ideas I (more details to follow). Since we managed to finish Husserl’s discussion and critique of historicism and “world-view philosophy” and hence … Continue reading Meeting OZSW reading group History of Phenomenology
OZSW Workshop “Philosophy around 1900”
OZSW Workshop “Philosophy around 1900” The Second OZSW Workshop “Philosophy around 1900” will take place on Wednesday December 3, 2014, 13.00 – 15.00, at Utrecht University, in the Stijlkamer (Janskerkhof 13). Presentations by: Mireille Kirkels “Mannoury’s signific method.” Carlo Ierna “The Role of Symbolic Presentations in the Sciences” Ragnar van Es “Ernst Cassirer’s non-representational theory … Continue reading OZSW Workshop “Philosophy around 1900”