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Department of History and Philosophy of Science

 
  Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
10am HMS: Philosophy and Ethics of Medicine (10.00–11.30)
Weeks 1–4:
PS: Cause and Effect
Part III & MPhil Seminar Part III & MPhil Seminar
Weeks 1–4:
PS: Time Travel

HMS: Medical Anthropology (10.15–11.45)
Weeks 1–4:
PS: Linnaeus, Huxley, Dobzhansky
Weeks 5–8:
P4: Philosophy of Climate Science

Weeks 1–4:
PS: Théâtre D'opéra Spatial
11am
 
Weeks 1–3:
P2: Anthropologies
Weeks 5–8:
P2: Physical Sciences, Empire and Modernity 
Week 4:
P2: Anthropologies
Weeks 5–8:
Part II Writing Support Seminar
P2: Sciences of Territory and Population P5: Realism
12noon Weeks 1–4:
P3/13_2: Science in the Making of Modern Medicine
Weeks 5–8:
P3/13_2: Medicine, Race and Ethnicity
Weeks 1–4:
P1: Early Modern Natural Knowledge
Weeks 5–8:
P1/13_1: Visual Culture of Science and Medicine
Weeks 5–8:
P5/13_3: Inference and Explanation
Weeks 1–4:
P5: Causality
Weeks 1–4:
P1/13_1: Early Medicine: An Introduction
Weeks 5–8:
P1: Natural Knowledge in the Enlightenment
1pm          
2pm HMS: Medical Sociology (2.00–3.30) Weeks 1–4:
P3/13_2: Science in the Making of Modern Medicine
Weeks 5–8:
P3/13_2: Science and Medicine since World War I
Weeks 1–4:
PS: Darkness in El Dorado
Weeks 1–4:
P6/13_4: Ethics and Politics of Technology
Weeks 5–8:
P6: Sociology of Science
Weeks 1–4:
PS: The Sextant
3pm   HMS: History of Medicine (3.00–4.30)
Weeks 1–5:
Part II Research Methods Seminar
Part III & MPhil Lecture (3.00–4.30)    
4pm P6/107/13_4: Ethics and Politics of Science and Medicine P4/107/13_3: Philosophy of the Biomedical Sciences: Concepts and Evidence      
5pm IB: What Is Science?   Weeks 1–4:
IB: Natural Knowledges
Weeks 5–8:
IB: Space, Time and Reality: Philosophy of Physics
  IB: Natural Knowledges

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