The History and Philosophy of Science research group of the Institute of Philosophy, in conjunction with Iulian Toader's EURIAS project at the Institute for Advanced Study (CEU), cordially invites you to a talk by Dr. Sean Walsh (University of California, Irvine) entitled "The Constructible Universe, the Naive Conception, and Intensional Logic". The talk is scheduled at 4pm on the 6th of February. The talk has been sponsored by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, EU-Fire Kft., Equilor Zrt, EURIAS and CEU-IAS.
Talk by Eerik Lagerspetz
The History and Philosophy of Science research group of the Institute of Philosophy cordially invites you to a talk by Prof. Eerik Lagerspetz (University of Turku) entitled "On the Reflexivity of Social Facts". The talk is scheduled at 4pm on the 3rd of February. The talk has been sponsored by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, EU-Fire Kft. and Equilor Zrt.
Talk by Richard Dawid
The History and Philosophy of Science research group of the Institute of Philosophy cordially invites you to a talk by Richard Dawid (University of Vienna) entitled "String Theory and the Scientific Method". The talk is scheduled at 4pm on the 7th of January. The talk has been sponsored by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, EU-Fire Kft. and Equilor Zrt.
The abstract of the talk can be found here.
Talk by Theodore Arabatzis
The History and Philosophy of Science research group of the Institute of Philosophy cordially invites you to a talk by Theodore Arabatzis (University of Athens) entitled "Philosophical History of Science". The talk is scheduled at 5pm on on the 15th of May. The talk has been sponsored by Equilor Zrt.
Talk by Roland Poellinger
The History and Philosophy of Science research group of the Institute of Philosophy cordially invites you to Roland Poellinger's (Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy) talk entitled "Possibility, Opportunity, Choice in a Deterministic World". The talk is scheduled at 3pm on on the 6th of May. You may read the abstract here. The talk has been sponsored by Equilor Zrt.
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