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28/05/05 Two day graduate philosophy & philosophy of science conference, LSE: Kelby Mason: Never mind the bullocks, what about the bovidae? / Ulrich Stegmann: What exactly doe natural selection explain? / Subsequent discussion / 27/05/05 Sandy Berkovski: Weyl & Reichenbach on apriority and mathematical applicability

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Part of Michael Wright Collection

27/05/05 Two day graduate philosophy & philosophy of science conference, LSE: Alex Broadbent: Realism, structure & reference / Jean-Louis Hudry: Is modern mathematics a proper language for natural science? / Juha Saatsi: Justifying the realist inference: How local can you go? / Philip Kitcher: Keynote Lecture; Carnap and the catepillar

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Part of Michael Wright Collection

21/05/94 The Sigma Club, LSE: Mark Hogarth: Innaccuracies & value attributions in quantum measure

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21/05/94 The Sigma Club, LSE: Mark Hogarth: Blueprints for non-turing computers

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13/06/05 Conference in honour of Nancy Cartwright's 60th Birthday, LSE: Conversations incl N Cartwright, C Howson et al / David Hendry: Automatic model selection, making economics scientific / Gerd Gigerenzer: The rationality debate;l is the mind boundedly rational and what does that mean? / Lorraine Daston: Ideal types, idealization and caricature models

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06/12/04 BSPS Meeting, CPNSS, LSE: post-meeting dinner conversations: S French, J Ketland, T Dale

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06/12/04 BSPS Meeting, CPNSS, LSE: Jeff Ketland: The unfeasability of nominalism

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03/05/94 Sigma Club, LSE: Jos Uffink: Was Tatyana Ehrenfest right in claiming that the second law of thermodynamics has nothing to do with the direction of time? (contd.)

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03/05/94 Sigma Club, LSE: Jos Uffink: Was Tatyana Ehrenfest right in claiming that the second law of thermodynamics has nothing to do with the direction of time? (contd.)

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Part of Michael Wright Collection

03/05/94 Sigma Club, LSE: Jos Uffink: Was Tatyana Ehrenfest right in claiming that the second law of thermodynamics has nothing to do with the direction of time?

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Part of Michael Wright Collection