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Workshop in Ancient Philosophy

Workshop in Ancient Philosophy (Thursday - Week 4, MT19)

07 November 2019
Damian Caluori | Edinburgh | Relatives and Relations in Plotinus Ennead VI.1.6-9
philosophy of physics grad lunch seminar

Philosophy of Physics Graduate Lunch Seminar (Wednesday - Week 4, MT19)

06 November 2019
Dominik Ehrenfels | Oxford | Empirical Significance and Partial Interpretation
Post-Kantian European Philosophy Seminar

Post-Kantian European Philosophy Seminar (Tuesday - Week 4, MT19)

05 November 2019
Alex Dowding | Oxford | Aesthetic Infinities and Temporal Distension
Susan Wolf

Moral Philosophy Seminar (Monday - Week 4, MT19)

04 November 2019
Brendan de Kenessey | Toronto | What Makes Reasons Moral?
Ockham Society

The Ockham Society (Friday - Week 3, MT19)

01 November 2019
Steven Diggin | Merton College | Creeping Normativism
Philosophical Society

The Philosophical Society (Thursday - Week 3, MT19)

31 October 2019
Catharine Abell | Oxford
philosophy of physics grad lunch seminar

Philosophy of Physics Graduate Lunch Seminar (Wednesday - Week 3, MT19)

30 October 2019
Sam Kuypers | Oxford | Exorcising Quantum Theory's Spooky Action
Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar

Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar (Monday - Week 3, MT19)

28 October 2019
Sam Roberts | Oslo | Ultimate V
Philosophical Society

The Jowett Society (Friday - Week 2, MT19)

25 October 2019
Simon Blackburn | Cambridge | Semantic minimalism and meta-semantic theories
Philosophy of mind

Philosophy of Mind Work-in-Progress Group (Friday - Week 2, MT19)

25 October 2019
Marc Artiga | Valencia | Radical Liberal Representationalism
Ockham Society

The Ockham Society (Friday - Week 2, MT19)

25 October 2019
Abigail Whalen | Magdalen College | Locke's Characterization of Consciousness in His Essay
Philosophy of Physics

Philosophy of Physics Seminar (Thursday - Week 2, MT19)

24 October 2019
Francesca Chadha-Day | Cambridge | Dark Matter: Understanding the gravity of the situation