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Michael Wright Collection
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MW0002915 - 03/11/99 Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar Series, KCL Philosophy Centre, London: Stuart Shapiro: Is set theory an adequate or correct (ontological) foundation for mathematics?
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MW0002915 - 03/11/99 Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar Series, KCL Philosophy Centre, London: Stuart Shapiro: Is set theory an adequate or correct (ontological) foundation for mathematics? (contd.)
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MW0002916 - 12/11/99 Philosophy at the New Millenium, Royal Institute of Philosophy, London: Michael Redhead: Structural realism and the intelligibility of the universe
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MW0002916 - 12/11/99 Philosophy at the New Millenium, Royal Institute of Philosophy, London: Michael Redhead: Structural realism and the intelligibility of the universe (contd.)
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MW0002917 - 09/12/99 Sigma Club LSE, London: Adolf Grunbaum & Richard Swinburne: Theologoy and contemporary cosmology, a debate
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MW0002917 - 09/12/99 Sigma Club LSE, London: Adolf Grunbaum & Richard Swinburne: Theologoy and contemporary cosmology, a debate (contd.) / M Wright notes & reflections
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MW0000960 - 02/09/99 Jim Hartle 60th Birthday Meeting, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge: Stephen Hawking: No Boundaries to Hartle
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mw0000948 - 02/09/99 Cambridge: Roger Penrose: Quantum state reduction
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