Colloquia 2010/2011

Fall quarter schedule
Winter quarter schedule
Spring quarter schedule

Colloquia take place on Friday at 3pm in SST 777 (GPACS Conference room),
unless otherwise noted.

For further information about a talk listed below, click on the title.

See also:
Philosophy Department colloquia
and
past LPS colloquia

Fall Quarter, 2010:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 22	Bradley Monton (University of Colorado, Boulder)	In Defense of the Flow of Time
November 19	Gunter Wagner (Yale University)	A Measurement Theoretical Approach to Conceptualize Fitness This will be at 3:30pm in SBSG 1517
December 10	Willemien Kets (Santa Fe Institute)	Bounded Reasoning and Higher-Order Uncertainty

Winter Quarter, 2011:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 7	Don Garrett (New York University)	Hume's Sense of Probability This talk will be in SBSG 1517.
January 21	Andrew Arana (Kansas State University)	Purity of methods and the varieties of content
January 28	Teru Miyake (Stanford University)	Gaining Access: Indirect Measurement in Planetary Astronomy and Geophysics
February 4	Sean Walsh (Birkbeck, University of London)	Empiricism, Probability, and Knowledge of Arithmetic
February 11	Helge Rückert (University of Mannheim)	The Conception of Validity in Dialogical Logic
February 18	Michael Friedman (Stanford University)	A Post-Kuhnian Approach to the History and Philosophy of Science This talk will be in SBSG 1517.
February 25	Hans Halvorson (Princeton University)	What scientific theories could not be
March 4	Heinrich Wansing (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)	A non-inferentialist, anti-realistic conception of logical truth and falsity
March 11	Rick Grush (UCSD)	Demonstratives, space, and control. This talk will be in SBSG 1517.

Spring Quarter, 2011:

Date	Speaker	Title
Saturday, April 9	Philosophy of Physics Workshop This will be held in SBSG 1517.
April 15	Volker Halbach (Oxford University)	Computational Structuralism
Wednesday, April 20	Allen Hazen (University of Alberta)	A metaphysical ichnofossil: the variable in Quine's ML
May 6	Ralf Schindler (Universität Münster)	Dilemmas and truths in set theory
May 20	Gary Hatfield (University of Pennsylvania)	Russell's Progress: Spatial Dimensions, the From-Which, and the At-Which This will be held in HOB2 232.

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