5th LSE-Bayreuth Student Philosophy Conference 2017
This year’s LSE-Bayreuth student philosophy conference will take place 11–12 May 2017 at LSE.
This year’s LSE-Bayreuth student philosophy conference will take place 11–12 May 2017 at LSE.
On 2–3 June 2017, this conference will bring together researchers and graduate students in Philosophy, Psychology/Cognitive Science, Physics, Medicine, Computer Science and related fields to discuss issues in the philosophy of probability.
On 25 November, this workshop will consider various case studies portraying either emergent behaviour or other important issues in statistical mechanics and assess the indispensable vs. dispensable nature of of the thermodynamic limit.
On 28 October, four experts will consider the issue of imagination in scientific reasoning in this one-day workshop.
On 15 July this workshop will bring together philosophers and physicists to discuss the recent debate surrounding interpretations of the Hole Argument.
On 9–10 June this workshop will explore whether, and how, we can make progress in decision theory by modelling a decision-maker’s reasons and/or mental states.
A workshop on the philosophical foundations of geometry and physics, held on the occasion of Gordon Belot and David Malament jointly winning the Lakatos Award.
To celebrate his 50th year at The School, we’ve organised a conference in honour of renowned philosopher of science, structural realist pioneer and rock guitarist extraordinaire Professor John Worrall.
On 5 February 2016 this one day workshop will focus on themes from Prof Richard Bradley’s forthcoming book, Decision Theory with a Human Face.
On 16–17 March 2016 this conference will bring together philosophers and economists to explore philosophical aspects of economic modelling.
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