2011-2012
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2003-2004
2002-2003
2001-2002
2000-2001
1999-2000

2011-2012

Fall Quarter, 2011:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 7	Andrew Hamiliton, Arizona State University	Groups, Individuals, and the Emergence of Sociality
October 21	Jan-Willem Romeijn, University of Groningen	A New Resolution of the Judy Benjamin Problem
November 4	Tamar Lando, Columbia University	Probabilistic Semantics for Modal Logic
November 18	Sheldon Smith, University of California, Los Angeles	The Miracle of Applied Mathematics: A Case Study in Mathematical Development Involving the Fractional Derivative

Winter Quarter, 2012:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 13	Bryan Roberts, University of Pittsburgh	When Does Quantum Mechanics Distinguish Past from Future?
January 27	Brandon Fogel, University of Chicago	You Can't Always Get What You Want: How Bell's Theorems Just Might Help Physics Get What It Needs
February 10	Jim Weatherall, University of California, Irvine	Can Newtonian Gravitation Explain Inertial Motion?
February 17	Nicholas Teh, Trinity College, University of Cambridge	On Topological Objects in Field Theory
February 23	Marta Helina, University of California, San Diego	Are Great Apes Capable of Level 1 Visual Perspective Taking?
March 16	William Bechtel, University of California, San Diego	Organization and Dynamic Mechanistic Explanation

Spring Quarter, 2012:

Date	Speaker	Title
April 26	William Harper, UNiversity of Western Ontario	Isaac Newton's Scientific Method
May 18	Mark Sainsbury, University of Texas, Austin	An Originalist Theory of Concepts
June 8	Colin McLarty, Case Western Reserve University	Fermat's Last Theorem for Philosophers

2010-2011

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

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.

2009-2010

Fall Quarter, 2009:

Date	Speaker	Title
Thursday, October 29	Edward Zalta	A Defense of Logicism
November 20	Kohei Kishida	Generalized Topological Semantics for First-Order Modal Logic
December 4	Patricia Churchland	Morality and the Social Brain

Winter Quarter, 2010:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 15, Humanities Gateway, Room 1010	John McFarlane	Ifs and Oughts
February 5	Barry Lam	Calibrated Probabilities and the Epistemology of Disagreement
February 19	Paolo Mancosu	Measuring the size of infinite collections of natural numbers: Was Cantor's theory of infinite number inevitable?
Thursday, February 24	Roy T. Cook	Revenge, Indefinite Extensibility, and Infinitary Connectives
March 12, SBSG 1517	Tony Martin	On the Concept "set of x's"

Spring Quarter, 2010 :

Date	Speaker	Title
Monday, March 29	Dagfinn Follesdal	Gödel and Husserl
April 16	Kenny Easwaran	Regularity and Infinitesimal Credences
April 30	Thomas Ryckman	(To be announced)

2008-2009

Fall Quarter, 2008:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 17	Jeremy Avigad	The role of the diagram in Euclid's Elements
Thursday, October 23 (3:30 pm)	Hannes Leitgeb	A Probabilistic Semantics for Counterfactuals
October 24	Hannes Leitgeb	On Formal and Informal Provability
October 31	Rohit Parikh	Knowledge, games, and Tales from the East
November 14	Gerhard Schurz	The Meta-Inductivist’s Winning Strategy in the Prediction Game: A New Approach to Hume’s Problem
December 5	John Manchak	Can We Know the Structure of Our Universe?

Winter Quarter, 2009:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 23	David Baker	Antimatter Without Antiparticles
February 27	Tim Carlson	Patterns of embeddings and natural well orderings
March 13, SST 318	Clark Glymour	Causality, from Hume to Now

Spring Quarter, 2009:

Date	Speaker	Title
April 10	Alexander Paseau	Hilbert, Gödel, Instrumentalism and Inductive Reasons
May 1, 2pm, SSPB 1208	Mohan Matthen	Five Ways Perceptual Content can be Conceptual (or Non-Conceptual)
May 1, 4pm, SSPB 1208	Fred Dretske	What We See: The Texture of Conscious Experience
Monday, May 11, 11:30 am	Michael Dickson	Time in Quantum Mechanics
May 15	Edouard Machery	Did Morality Really Evolve?
June 5 (HIB 315)	Tyler Burge	Perceptual Objectivity

2007-2008

Fall Quarter, 2007:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 5	Franz Huber	"Rankings Rock"
October 19	Elaine Landry	"A Silly Answer to a Psillos Question: Objects in Mathematics and Physics "
November 2	Michael Dickson	TBA
November 16	Waldemar Rohloff	TBA
November 30	Erich Reck	TBA

Winter Quarter, 2008:

Date	Speaker	Title
March 7	Ruth Millikan	TBA

Spring Quarter, 2008:

Date	Speaker	Title
April 4	David Albert	TBA

2006-2007

Fall Quarter, 2006:

Date	Speaker	Title
September 29	Gunnar Wilken	"Ordinals and Substructures"
October 6	Sue Carey	"The Origin of Concepts--Natural Number"
October 13	Wayne Wright	"Perception, color, and realism"
October 27	Wayne Aitken	"Algorithmic Logic: a Model of Type-Free Logic"
November 13 (Monday)	Simon Huttegger	"Evolutionary Explanations of Indicatives and Imperatives"
November 17	David Stern	"Wittgenstein Versus Carnap on Physicalism: A Reassessment"
December 1	Sam Hillier	"The Analytic/Synthetic Distinction in Carnap’s Logical Syntax of Language"

Winter Quarter, 2007:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 12	Jeremy Heis	"Abstracting Concepts and Constructing Concepts: Concept Formation and Geometrical Construction in Kant and His Successors"
January 26	Grant Ramsey	"Biological Altruism Reconsidered"
February 2	William Wojtach	"The Eyes Don't Have It: A Strategy For Rethinking Perception"
February 16	Justus Diller	"Functional Interpretations of Constructive Set Theory in All Finite Types" (SST 318)
March 16	Patrick Grim	"Tangled Webs: Network Structure in Cooperation, Communication, and Epistemology"
March 23-25	Irvine/Florence Workshop

Spring Quarter, 2007:

Date	Speaker	Title
April 6	Bob Geroch	"Computation and Physics"
May 4	Patrick Forber	"A New Role For Eliminative Reasoning"
May 18	Ken Waters	“Causes That Make a Difference”
May 25	Laura R. Franklin-Hall	“A Third Way? Prospects for Modular Anti-Reductionism in Developmental Biology”
June 1	Jon Jarrett	"The Romance of Entanglement: Completeness, Separability, and Passion-at-a-Distance"
June 8	John Rapalino	"The Status of the Continuum Hypothesis (DH) Today"

2005-2006

Fall Quarter, 2005:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 14	Lisa Shabel Ohio State University	"Kant on the Foundations of Geometry"
October 21	Wolfram Pohlers Universität Münster	"Ordinal Analyses and Large Cardinals"
October 28	Ulrich Pardey University of California, Irvine / Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany	"Semantic Antinomies outside semantically closed languages: A critique of Tarski’s analysis of the liar antinomy"
November 4	Zoltan Szabo Cornell University	"How many what?"
November 18	Robert Di Salle University of Western Ontario	"On the correct interpretation of a physical theory"
December 2	Michael O. Hardimon University of California, San Diego	"The Idea of a Scientific Concept of Race"

Winter Quarter, 2006:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 13	Richard Mendelsohn City University of New York (CUNY)	"Propositions and the Scope Distinction"
February 3	Stephan Hartmann The London School of Economics (LSE)	"Modeling in Philosophy of Science"
February 11	FregeFest Featuring: Kevin Klement (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), Teri Merrick (Azusa Pacific University), and Crispin Wright (University of St. Andrews)
February 17 - 19	Laguna Workshop	Philosophy of Biology
March 10	Alan Richardson University of British Columbia	"Whither Philosophy of Science? Logical Empiricism and Philosophy of Science in the Early Twenty-First Century"

Spring Quarter, 2006

Date	Speaker	Title
April 28	Thomas Hofweber University of North Carolina	"Logicism without logic"
May 4	Jonathan Kaplan Oregon State University	"The End of the Adaptive Landscape Metaphor?"
May 26	Arthur Fine University of Washington	"Structural Realism, Then and Now"
June 9	Matthew Ostrow Wesleyan University	"Unraveling the “Not” of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus"

2004-2005

Fall Quarter, 2004:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 8	Tim Shanahan Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles	"Why Don't Zebras Have Machine Guns? Recent (and Not so Recent) Work on Adaptationism and Constraint"
October 22	Mark Balaguer California State University, Los Angeles	"Indexical Propositions and De Re Belief Ascriptions"
November 5	Brian Woodcock University of California, Irvine	"Problems and Pseudo-Problems for Hyperplane Dependence"
December 3	Chris Smeenk University of California, Los Angeles	"Fine Tuning Problems in Cosmology"
December 10	Richard Zach University of Calgary; UCI Visiting Fellow	"How to Argue For and Against a Logic of Vagueness"

Winter Quarter, 2005:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 14	Paul Pietroski University of Maryland	"Human Syntax, and Why Philosophers Should Care"
January 28	Heidi Maibom Carleton University	"Moral Unreason: The Case of Psychopathy"
February 11	Peter Koellner Harvard University	"On Some Recent Developments in the Search for New Axioms"
February 16 non-standard day; 3 pm	Jeremy Butterfield All Soul's College, Oxford	"Relationism and the Rigid Body: Counting Possibilities in Mechanics"
March 4	Ben Escoto University of California, Irvine	"A Bayesian Approach to Probability Coordination"
March 16 non-standard day; 3 pm	Don Fallis University of Arizona	"Epistemic Value Theory and Judgment Aggregation: From the Doctrinal Paradox to the Lottery Paradox?"
March 18	James Woodward California Institute of Technology	"Causation with a Human Face"

Spring Quarter, 2005

Date	Speaker	Title
April 22	Sherrilyn Roush Rice University	"Knowledge of Logical Truth"
May 13	Steven Downes University of Utah	"The Animal Within: The Application of Animal Behavior Models in the Explanation of Human Behavior"
May 20	Simon Huttegger University of Salzburg; UCI Visiting Student	"Efficient Social Contracts and Population Growth"
May 27	Gila Sher University of California, San Diego	"Epistemic Friction: A Neo-Quinean Model"
June 3	Charles Parsons Harvard University; UCLA	"The Problem of Absolute Universality"
June 20 non-standard day; 3 pm	Michael Strevens NYU	"Scientists Don’t Know What Their Own Theories Say... and It’s a Good Thing Too"

2003-2004

Fall Quarter, 2003:

Date	Speaker	Title
September 26	David C. McCarty The Logic Program, Indiana University	"What's Wrong with Intuitionism?"
October 10	Tyler Burge University of California, Los Angeles	"Logic and Analyticity"
October 24	Daniela M. Bailer-Jones University of Pittsburgh, University of Bonn	"Phenomena Revisited"
November 7	C. Anthony Anderson University of California, Santa Barbara	"Quantified Modality in the Style of Frege and Church"
November 21	Edward N. Zalta Stanford University, CSLI	"Frege, Boolos, and Logical Objects"
December 5	John MacFarlane University of California, Berkeley	"A Relativist Semantics for "S knows that p"
December 12	Matt Foreman Department of Mathematics, UC Irvine	Cancelled

Winter Quarter, 2004:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 23	Branden Fitelson UC Berkeley	"A User-Friendly Probability Machine, with Applications to Bayesian Philosophy of Science"
January 30	Krister Segerberg Visiting Professor, UCLA and Universitat Uppsala	"Can There Be a Modal Logic of Actual Knowledge"
February 20	William Bechtel University of California, San Diego	"Mechanism and Biological Explanation"
February 27	James Higginbotham University of Southern California	"Sententialism"
March 19	Nuel Belnap University of Pittsburgh	"How causal probabilities might fit into our objectively indeterministic world"

Spring Quarter, 2004:

Date	Speaker	Title
April 9	Diego Marconi Visiting Professor, UC Irvine and Università del Piemonte Orientale	"Neuropsychological data, intuitions, and semantic theories"
April 16	David E. Rowe University of Mainz (Germany)	"Mathematical Motifs in the Early History of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity"
May 1	Fregefest Featuring: Fernando Ferreira (Lisbon), Erich Reck (UC Riverside) and Thomas Ricketts (Northwestern)	Fregefest web page http://kleene.ss.uci.edu/~kai/fregefest.html
May 7	Chris Smeenk University of California, Los Angeles	Cancelled
May 14	Peter Ludlow University of Michigan	"LF and Natural Logic: The Syntax of Directional Entailing Environments"
May 21	Michael Resnik University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	"Revising Logic"
May 28	Byeong-Uk Yi University of Minnesota and Visiting Scholar, UC Irvine	"Is logic axiomatizable?"
June 4	Kevin Kelly Carnegie Mellon University	"What Did Ockham Ever Do for You?"
June 11	Sherri Roush Rice University and Visiting Scholar, UC Irvine	"Real Anti-Realism"

2002-2003

Fall Quarter, 2002:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 4	Bill Harper University of Western Ontario	"Newton's Moon-test"
October 18	Marc Lange University of Washington	"Laws and their Stability"
Ocotber 26 Saturday	Logical Constants Workshop Phineas Banning Alumni House
November 15	Bill Harms Centre for Applied Ethics, UBC/Seattle Central Community College	"Computational Evolutionary Epistemology"
November 22	Bob Batterman The Ohio State University	"Falling Cats, Parallel Parking, and Polarized Light"

Winter Quarter, 2003:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 24	Ernie Lepore Rutgers University	"Context Shifting Arguments"
February 7	Elliott Sober University of Wisconsin - Madison	"Likelihood, Model Selection, and the Duhem-Quine Problem"
February 14	Elaine Landry University of Calgary	What Structure Is and That Structure Is.
February 21	Stephen Yablo Massachusetts Institute of Technology	"Content Carving for Fun and Profit"
February 28	Lawrence Sklar Carl G. Hempel and William K. Frankena Distinguished University Professor of Philosophy The University of Michigan Philosophy/LPS Chancellor's Distinguished Fellows Lecture	"Scientific Idealization and Scientific Reality" Please note: 7:30 p.m. Social Science Lecture Hall 100
March 7	John Burgess Princeton University	"From Frege to Friedman: a Dream Come True?"

Spring Quarter, 2003:

Date	Speaker	Title
April 4	Michael Glanzberg Massachusetts Institute of Technology	"Presuppositions, Truth Values, and Expressing Propositions"
April 10	Thomas Forster Cambridge University	"Evolution of the Platonic workshop: the manufacture of new mathematical entities"
April 11	Wolfgang Spöhn Universitat Konstanz
May 2	Paolo Mancosu University of California, Berkeley	"The varieties of mathematical explanation"
May 9	Miklós Rédei Loránd Eötvös University Budapest, Hungary and Visiting Scholar, UC Irvine	"Reichenbach's Common Cause Principle"
May 16	Rick Grush University of California, San Diego	"Brain time and Phenomenological Time"
May 30	Christopher Martin Indiana University

2001-2002

Fall Quarter, 2001:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 19	Kenneth Taylor Stanford University	"What's in a Name?"
October 26	Ken Akiba University of Missouri	"Vagueness in the World"
November 9	Alasdair Urquhart University of Toronto	"Anomalous Objects"
November 30	Harvey Friedman The Ohio State University	"The Current Status of the Foundations of Mathematics"

Winter Quarter, 2002:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 10 Thursday 3:30	Patricia Marino U. C. Irvine	"A New Kind of Victory for Truth as Correspondence"
January 11	Chris Pincock U.C. Berkeley	"A New Perspective on Applying Mathematics"
January 18	Christopher Stephens University of Oklahoma	"When is it Selectively Advantageous to Have True Beliefs?"
January 25	Mathias Frisch Northwestern University	"Classical Electrodynamics and the Role of Consistency in Scientific Theorizing"
February 1	Kai Wehmeier Universität Tübingen	"Weakening the comprehension principle in Frege's Grundgesetze"
February 7 7:30 p.m. SSPA 1100	Persi Diaconis Stanford University UCI Chancellor's Distinguished Fellow	"Coincidence"
February 8	Richard Jeffrey Princeton University	"After the Unbearable Heaviness of Logical Empiricism"
February 15	Daniel Steel University of Pittsburgh	"Dispensing with Ceteris Paribus: Mechanisms, Interfering Factors, and Exporting Causal Generalizations"
February 22	John Horty University of Maryland	"A Logic for Action, with Applications in Ethics"
March 1	William Demopoulos University of Western Ontario	On the Rational Reconstruction of our Theoretical Knowledge"
March 5 *Tuesday*	Juliet Floyd 3:00 p.m. Boston University	"Wittgenstein's Remarks on Gödel"?
March 5 *Tuesday*	Akihiro Kanamori 4:30 p.m. Boston University	"The Empty Set, the Singleton, and the Ordered Pair"
March 15	Benedikt Loewe Universität Bonn Visiting Scholar, UC Irvine	"Two Case Studies of Mathematical Modelling in Philosophy"

Spring Quarter, 2002:

Date	Speaker	Title
April 5	Richard Heck Harvard University	"T-Sentences"
May 3	Jeff King U.C. Davis	"A Puzzle About Fear (And Suspicion, And Memory, And...)"
May 10	Rohit Parikh City University of New York	"Finite Information Logic"
May 31	Jim Joyce University of Michigan California Institute of Technology	"Causal Reasoning and Backtracking"
June 7	Michael Detlefsen Notre Dame University	"Creation and Completeness"

2000-2001

Fall Quarter, 2000:

Date	Speaker	Title
October 6	Richard Creath Arizona State University	" The Arc of an Argument: Issues and Changes in Quine's Views on Analyticity"
October 20	Richard Healey University of Arizona	" Gauge Potentials: Physical Reality or Mathematical Fiction?"
October 27	Laura Ruetsche University of Pittsburgh	" In space, no one can hear you steam: Hawking radiation, Rindler quanta, and the interpretation of quantum field theory" (UCI-UCSD Colloquium in Logic and Philosophy of Science)
November 3	Achille Varzi Columbia University	"Sense and reference of event names" (co-sponsored with the Philosophy & Linguistics colloquium series)
December 1	Jamie Tappenden University of Michigan	“A Reassessment of the Mathematical Roots of Frege's Logicism: Some History, Some Philosophy”

Winter Quarter, 2001:

Date	Speaker	Title
January 12, 2001	Alva Noë University of California, Santa Cruz	"Is the visual world a grand illusion?"
January 19, 2001	Jonathan Cohen University of British Columbia	" Color Properties and Color Experience: When and When Not To Be A Functionalist"
January 26, 2001	Richard Zach University of California, Berkeley	"The Practice of Finitism -- epsilon-Calculus and Consistency Proofs in Hilbert's Program "
February 2, 2001	Thomas Polger University of Cincinnati	"Putnam's Intuition: Varieties of Multiple Realizability Worth Wanting "
Febryary 9, 2001	Kent Johnson Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey	" On Semantic Structure"
February 23, 2001	Mark Wilson University of Pittsburgh	"On Cracked Reasoning "
March 16, 2001 4pm SSPA 2112 Note non-standard time and pace!	Robert Stalnaker MIT	"Counterfactuals, Dispositions, and Games"

Spring Quarter, 2001:

April 6, 2001	Michael Stöltzner University of California, Irvine Universität Salzburg Institut Wiener Kreis, Vienna	" Opportunistic Axiomatics John von Neumann on the Methodology of Mathematical Physics"
April 20, 2001	Volker Halbach University of California, Irvine Universität Konstanz	" Possible Worlds Semantics for Intensional Predicates"
May 4, 2001	Thomas Forster University of California, Irvine Cambridge University	" Reasoning about Virtual Entities
May 18, 2001	Vann McGee MIT	"The Maiasaur Problem"
May 25, 2001	Thomas Forster University of California, Irvine Cambridge University	"Reasoning about Virtual Entities II"
June 1, 2001	Peter Godfrey-Smith Stanford University	"Adventures in Indoor Ornithology"
June 8, 2001	Craig Callender UC San Diego	"Taking Thermodynamics (Too) Seriously"

1999-2000

All colloquia take place in SSPB 1208 at 3pm, unless noted otherwise.

Fall Quarter 1999

Date	Speaker	Title
October 1, 1999	Roger Wertheimer University of California, Irvine	"Translating Logic" SSPA 2112 (IMBS room), 12 noon
October 15, 1999	Richmond Thomason University of Michigan	"Modeling the attitudes of other agents"
October 21, 1999	Solomon Feferman Stanford Univeristy Chancellor's Distinguished Fellow	"In the Light of Logic" SSLH 100, 7;30pm
October 22, 1999	Anita B. Feferman Biographer	"Clues from the Tarski Archives: A Story and a Journal" SSPA 2112 (IMBS room), 4 pm Reception to follow
November 12, 1999	Jeffrey Bub University of Maryland, UCSD	" Post Cold War Quantum Cryptography"
November 29, 1999	Michael Ruse University of Guelph	" Darwinism and Atheism: A Marriage Made in Heaven?" SSPA 2112 (IMBS room), 1:30pm
December 3, 1999	Harvey Friedman Ohio State University	Canceled
December 10, 1999	Hartry Field New York University	"Indeterminacy, Degree of Belief, and Excluded Middle" [Hartry Field's paper (in pdf format) is available for download in a normal or "2-up" version. ]

Winter and Spring 2000

Date	Speaker	Title
January 19, 2000	Jason Alexander Logic & Philosophy of Science, UC Irvine	"The Evolution of Distributive Justice" Philosophy-LPS Joint Colloquium HOB2 233, 3pm
January 21, 2000	David Cunning Philosophy, UC Irvine	"Resolving Cartesian Confusions" Philosophy-LPS Joint Colloquium SSPB 1208, 1pm
February 11, 2000	Patricia Blanchette Notre Dame University	"Frege's Metatheory" SSPB 1208, 3 pm
February 25, 2000	William Harper University of Western Ontario	"Resilient Measurement: A defense of Newton's application of Law 3 to argue that gravity is a force of interaction between bodies."
March 17, 2000	Jody Azzouni Tufts University	"Truth"
March 24, 2000	Carl Wagner Dept. of Mathematics University of Tennessee	"Uncertain Old Evidence and Probabilistic New Explanation"
April 13, 2000	Wolfgang Spohn Universität Konstanz	"Dispositions Revisited" SSPA 2112 (IMBS room), 3pm note non-standard day and place
May 26, 2000	Hans Halverson Dept. of Philosophy University of Pittsburgh	"Does Relativity Imply Quantum Nonlocality? Unpacking the Reeh-Schlieder Theorem"
June 2, 2000	Harvey Friedman Ohio State University	Normal Mathematics Needs New Axioms! Canceled

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