Schedule
Breakfast and dinner take place in New Hall. All talks take place in the Arts Faculty Building aka ‘Arts Complex’, as do lunches and the wine reception. The lecture hall is on the ground floor, seminar rooms 1, 2 and 3 are on the first floor, and seminar room 6 is on the second floor.
Wednesday
6 – 7.30pm |
Dinner available at New Hall |
Until 11pm |
Bar open at New Hall |
Thursday
7.30 – 9am |
Breakfast available at New Hall |
9.15 – 11.15 |
Confirmation Theory and Statistical Inference, Branden Fitelson and Deborah Mayo (Arts Lecture Hall) |
11.15 – 11.40 |
Coffee/tea |
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Parallel 1 |
Parallel 2 |
Parallel 3 |
Parallel 4 |
Parallel 5 |
11.40 - 12.10 |
El Clarke – Modular & clonal organisms: their impact on the theory of natural selection |
Foad Dizadji-Bahmani – The status of bridge laws in the reduction of thermodynamics to statistical mechanics |
Victor Gijsbers: IBE: Arguments against the guiding thesis |
Christian Beenfeldt – How to deal with conscious human subjects. |
Brian King – A Kantian manifesto in the philosophy of mathematics |
12.10 - 12.40 |
Matteo Mossio, Cristian Saborido, Alvaro Moreno- |
Steven French & Angelo Cei – Laws, symmetries and objects: A neo-Kantian template for the structuralist debate |
Ioannis Votsis – What’s wrong with the problem of unconceived alternatives? |
Brendan Clarke – Causation and Medicine: Postulates and Pluralism? |
Andrew Aberdein – Is mathematical reasoning just reasoning about mathematics? |
12.40 - 1.10 |
Brian Garvey – The problem of defining “innateness” |
George Darby – some questions about the empirical refutation of Humean supervenience |
D. Tulodzicki – Epistemic equivalence and epistemic incapacitation |
Sophia Efstathiou – Tracking causes of health outcomes: why race won’t do |
Richard Pettigrew – On the possibility of natural number structures of different lengths |
1.10 – 2.10 | Buffet lunch |
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2.10 - 2.40 |
Marion Vorms – Scientific theorizing through genetic mapping |
Dennis Lehmkuhl – Matter(s) in General Relativity |
P.S. Bandyopadhyay – The Duhem-Quine thesis |
Dylan Evans – Not so new: overblown claims for “new” approaches to emotion |
Berry Groisman – The end of Sleeping Beauty’s nightmare |
2.40 - 3.10 |
Viorel Paslaru – The new mechanistic philosophy and the mechanism of competition |
Graham Nerlich- On care-free attitudes to Leibniz Equivalence |
Samuel Schindler – What is an experimental error? Hertz’s cathode ray experiment reconsidered |
Harry Lesser – Interpretations of the Schreber case |
Jan-Willem Romeijn – A Condorcet Jury theorem for Unknown Juror Competence |
3.10 - 3.40 |
Emma Tobin – Crosscutting natural kinds and the hierarchy thesis |
Eleanor Knox – General relativity by another name? A look at teleparallel gravity |
Nick Unwin - Underdetermination and Scepticism |
Charlotte Blease – Scientific reasoning and PTSD |
Conrad Heilmann – A defence of time discounting in economics |
3.40 – 4pm |
Coffee/tea |
4 - 6pm | Statistical Mechanics, Craig Callender and Jos Uffink (Arts Lecture Hall) |
6 - 7pm |
Wine Reception sponsored by Oxford University Press (in Arts Faculty Building) |
Until 8pm |
Dinner available at New Hall |
8.15pm |
Optional guided tour of St Andrews leaves from New Hall |
Until 11pm |
Bar open at New Hall |
Friday
7.30 – 9am |
Breakfast available at New Hall |
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Parallel 1 |
Parallel 2 |
Parallel 3 |
Parallel 4 |
Parallel 5 |
9.15 – 9.45am |
Ian Kidd – Feyerabend’s Humanitarian Critique of Science |
Jonathan Bain – Quantum Field Theories in Classical Spacetimes and Particles |
Peter Vickers – Was Newtonian Cosmology Really Inconsistent? |
Mark Sprevak – Functionalism and extended cognition |
Phyllis McKay – Are mechanisms real? |
9.45 – 10.15 |
Anjan Chakravartty – Metaphysics between the sciences and philosophies of science |
Albert Sole Bellet – |
Juha Saatsi – Miraculous success? Kirchoff’s diffraction theory and scientific realism |
Carl Gillett & Kenneth Aizawa- The (multiple) realization of psychological and other properties in the sciences |
Arash Pessian – Reference and luck |
10.15 – 10.45 |
Jacob Busch – why the indispensability argument for mathematical realism does not work |
Peter Lewis – Probability, self-location and quantum branching |
Ludwig Fahrbach & Claus Beisbart– Does the PMI support van Fraassen? |
Armin Schulz – Evidential evolutionary psychology |
Luke Glynn – Deterministic chance |
10.45 – 11am |
Coffee/tea |
11 – 1pm |
Social Epistemology and Science, Melinda Fagan and Miranda Fricker (Arts Lecture Hall) |
1 – 2pm |
Buffet lunch |
After lunch |
Departure |