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Digest Week 3 Hilary Term 2025

18 November 2024

HT25, Week 3 (2nd February - 8th February)

If you have entries for the weekly Digest, please send information to admin@philosophy.ox.ac.uk by midday, Tuesday the week before the event. 

epistemology reading group

Metaphysics and Epistemology Group (Tuesday - Week 3, HT25)

04 February 2025
Bernhard Salow (Oxford): 'Iterated Knowledge isn't Better Knowledge'
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Ethics in AI Lunchtime Research Seminar (Wednesday - Week 3, HT25)

05 February 2025
Dr Alex Grzankowski (Birkbeck, University of London): 'Benchmarking Intelligence Better'
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DPhil Seminar (Wednesday - Week 3, HT25)

05 February 2025
Óscar Monroy: 'Ideology and the commitments of abductive methodology'
philosophy of physics grad lunch seminar

Philosophy of Physics Graduate Lunch Seminar (Thursday - Week 3, HT25)

06 February 2025
Reading group/discussion: 'Modal interpretations of quantum mechanics'
Ockham Society

The Ockham Society (Thursday - Week 3, HT25)

06 February 2025
Aniket Chakravorty (New College): 'Opacity and Examples: A tension in Kant's work?'
Philosophy of mind

Philosophy of Mind Seminar (Friday - Week 3, HT25)

07 February 2025
Bex Rowson (Oxford): If you don't attend, you'll never know.
moral philosophy

Moral Philosophy Seminar (Monday - Week 3, HT25)

10 February 2025
Dana Nelkin (UCSD): 'Desert and Degrees of Liability'

Notices - other Philosophy events, including those taking place elsewhere in the university and beyond

Wittgenstein Reading Group 

This is the first of two meetings that are being hosted by the Wittgenstein Reading Group. The second will take place on 24th February.

Title: Philosophical Investigations (part II / Philosophical Psychology: a fragment) old edition: pp 211ff to the end; new edition: §§241ff of the ‘Fragment'… to the end.

Time: 4:45 pm-6.45pm.

Venue: St Hilda's College. 

To enquire about joining the reading group, please contact Richard Gipps at richard.gipps@bfriars.ox.ac.uk