Events

Upcoming Events

Past Events

Philosophy of mind

Philosophy of Mind Seminar (Friday - Week 3, HT23)

03 February 2023
Roberto Casati (Institut Jean Nicod): 'The cognitive life of maps'
Ockham Society

The Ockham Society (Week 3, HT23)

02 February 2023
Olle Lovgren: 'Physicalism and Necessity'
Susan Wolf

John Locke Lectures (Wednesday - Week 3, HT23)

01 February 2023
Susan Wolf (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill): A Discussion
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DPhil Seminar (Wednesday - Week 3, HT23)

01 February 2023
Nathan Elvidge : 'Ethical porn and the right to withdraw consent'
Susan Wolf

John Locke Lectures (Tuesday - Week 3, HT23)

31 January 2023
Susan Wolf (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill): 'Freedom for humans'
epistemology reading group

Metaphysics and Epistemology Group (Tuesday - Week 3, HT23)

31 January 2023
Kurt Sylvan (Southampton): 'Inference, Epistemic Priority, and the Presentational Account of Knowing'
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Philosophy of Physics Graduate Lunch Seminar (Tuesday - Week 3, HT23)

31 January 2023
Max Heitmann: 'Does Neo-Boltzmannian Statistical Mechanics Undermine our Knowledge of the Low-Entropy Past?'
aesthetics seminar

Aesthetics Seminar (Monday - Week 3, HT23)

30 January 2023
Zoe Walker (Oxford): 'Blind Oedipus: Tragic Catharsis and Moral Bad Luck'
Philosophical Society

The Jowett Society (Friday - Week 2, HT23)

27 January 2023
Aaron Cotnoir (University of St Andrews): 'Unity and Carving: the Case of Networks'
Philosophy of mind

Philosophy of Mind Seminar (Friday - Week 2, HT23)

27 January 2023
Clare MacCumhaill (Durham University): 'Acting where I am not now stationed'
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HT23 St Cross Seminar: Dr Larry Lengbeyer

26 January 2023
Shallow Cognizing for Self-Control over Emotion & Desire
Philosophy of Physics

Philosophy of Physics Seminar (Thursday - Week 2, HT23)

26 January 2023
Kobi Kremnitzer (Mathematical Institute, Oxford): 'Scientific theories of consciousness, the closure of the (current) physical, and quantum collapse'