HPS Philosophy Workshop
The HPS Philosophy Workshop is a fortnightly seminar devoted to the discussion of on-going work by researchers in philosophy. Papers are invited from all graduate students and post-docs: it is a great format for getting some constructive and informal feedback on an essay, PhD chapter or potential article. Papers are circulated by email one week in advance of each meeting – the author will then give a brief synopsis on the day followed by roughly 45 minutes of Q&A.
Meetings take place every other Wednesday from 1–2pm in Seminar Room 1. If you would like to present, or have any questions, please contact Emily McTernan.
Lent Term 2012
| 25 January | Rahul Rose: The informational gene: semantic concepts in genetics as models |
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| 8 February | Leo Corry: Nicolas Bourbaki and the concept of mathematical structure |
| 22 February | Robert Northcott: Sui generis explanations: scientific progress and scientific realism |
| 7 March | Louise Braddock: You can get here from there: 'thick' communication, interpretation, and projective identification explained |