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Nellie Wallace Lectures 2022 (Tuesday - Week 3, TT22)

10 May 2022
Rachel Barney | Toronto | 'The Just Society and its Enemies, Rereading Plato's Republic in 2022'
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Oxford Epistemology Group (Tuesday - Week 3, TT22)

10 May 2022
Ema Sullivan-Bissett | Birmingham
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2022 Annual Uehiro Lectures in Practical Ethics (Lecture 1)

09 May 2022
Peter Railton | Michigan | 'Ethics and Artificial Intelligence'
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Philosophy of Physics Graduate Lunch Seminar (Monday - Week 3, TT22)

09 May 2022
Nick Ormrod | 'Quantum causal structures and the quantum switch'
Philosophical Society

The Jowett Society (Friday - Week 2, TT22)

06 May 2022
Ray Monk | University of Southampton | 'The Philosophy of Mathematics: A Wittgensteinian Approach'
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DPhil Seminar (Friday - Week 2, TT22)

06 May 2022
Mariona E. Miyata-Sturm | 'Beauty is a Heuristic, Not a Virtue'
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Oxford Philosophy, Law, and Politics Colloquium

05 May 2022
Sophie Smith (Politics) engages with Imani Perry (Princeton)
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Philosophy of Physics Seminar (Thursday - Week 2, TT22)

05 May 2022
Julian Barbour | Oxford | 'Complexity as Time'
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The John Locke Lectures (Wednesday - Week 2, TT22)

04 May 2022
Angelika Kratzer | UMass Amherst | 'Reports of what we say, know, or believe'
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Oxford Epistemology Group (Tuesday - Week 2, TT22)

03 May 2022
Kabir Bakshi | Oxford | 'Against Indirect Confirmation'
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Metaphysics Work-in-Progress Group (Tuesday - Week 2, TT22)

03 May 2022
Umut Baysan | 'Emergent Social Kinds: Weak and Strong'
Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar

Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar (Monday - Week 2, TT22)

02 May 2022
Carolin Antos | Konstanz | 'Defective concepts and pluralism in mathematics'