| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
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| 9am | P4: Philosophy of Economics | ||||
| 10am | Part III & MPhil Discussion Seminar (10.00–11.30) Weeks 1–4: Primary Source: Does Physics Need Experiments? |
Weeks 1–4: Primary Source: Population Bomb |
Part III & MPhil Discussion Seminar (10.00–11.30) Weeks 1–4: Primary Source: Comparative Psychology |
Weeks 1–4: Primary Source: Japan Day by Day |
Weeks 1–4: Primary Source: AI Art Weeks 5–8: P6: Sociology of Science |
| 11am | Weeks 1–4: P2: Data, Nature and Technology in the Twentieth Century Weeks 5–8: P2: Science, State and Society in South Asia |
Weeks 5–8: Part II Writing Support Seminar |
P2: Physical Sciences, Empire and Modernity | P5: Realism | |
| 12noon | Weeks 1–4: P3/MMBS: Science in the Making of Modern Medicine Weeks 5–8: P3/MMBS: Histories of Global and International Health |
Weeks 1–4: P1: Visual Studies of Science Weeks 5–8: P1/EM: Traditions of Knowledge and Healing |
Weeks 1–4: P5/PSM: Laws of Nature Weeks 5–8: P5: Probability |
Weeks 1–4: P1/EM: Early Medicine: An Introduction Weeks 5–8: P1: Instruments and Material Culture |
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| 2pm | Weeks 1–4: Primary Source: Du Bois |
Weeks 1–4: P3/MMBS: Science in the Making of Modern Medicine Weeks 5–8: P3/MMBS: Science and Medicine since WWI |
Weeks 1–4: Primary Source: Hortus Malabaricus Weeks 5–8: P4: Philosophy of Climate Science |
Weeks 1–4: P6/EoM: Science and Communism |
Weeks 1–4: Primary Source: COVID-19 Vaccination |
| 3pm | Weeks 2, 4–6: Part II Research Methods Seminar |
Part III & MPhil Lecture (3.00–4.30) | |||
| 4pm | P6/PEM/EoM: Ethics and Politics of Science and Medicine | P4/PEM/PSM: Philosophy of the Biomedical Sciences: Concepts and Evidence | |||
| 5pm | IB: What Is Science? | Weeks 1–4: IB: Natural Philosophy Weeks 5–8: IB: Philosophy of Medicine |
IB: Natural Philosophy |
Michaelmas Term | Lent Term | Easter Term