Veranstaltungen

Kolloquium

Alle Vorträge finden von 16 bis 18 Uhr in der Ludwigstraße 31, Raum 021, statt.

22. Oktober: David Papineau (London) Causal Inference and the Metaphysics of Causation
29. Oktober: Jonathan Shaheen (Uppsala) Places Incorporated: Cavendish on Body and Place as “but one thing”
03. Dezember: Max Kistler (Paris) Integrating Constitution into Causal Models
14. Januar: Christian Wüthrich (Genf) Is spacetime contingent?
21. Januar: Časlav Brukner (Wien) When Performed Experiments Have No Results: Extended Wigner’s Friend Scenarios
28. Januar: Carl Hoefer (Barcelona) Natural kinds, laws, and necessities: lessons
from post-Twin-Earth science and philosophy
30. Januar: Carrie Figdor (Iowa/Edinburgh) A Defense of Substrate-Dependence
in the Sciences of the Mind

23. April: Benj Hellie (Toronto) Logic and the Mind-Body Problem
14. Mai: Kevin Coffey (NYU Abu Dhabi) Dimensions of Theorizing: Reformulation, Structure, and Symmetry
21. Mai: Valia Allori (Bergamo) Vagueness in Realist Quantum Theories
04. Juni: Mark Balaguer (California State LA) Mathematical Platonism and the Mind-Dependence of Mathematical Truth

20. November: Davide Romano (Université Grenoble-Alps) Quantum Origin of Time's Arrow
27. November: Boris Demarest (Gent) Nominalism in Early Modern Physics
04. Dezember: Claudio Calosi (Venice) Presence and Delegation
18. Dezember: Mario Hubert (München) Superluminal Causation in Quantum Mechanics
15. Januar: Thomas Sattig (Tübingen) From Spacetime in Physics to Space and Time in Human Experience

16.-17. April Fundamentality in Phsics and Metaphysics (Prof. Dr. Alyssa Ney)
11.-12. Juli It from Bit - A workshop on the Metaphysics of John Archibald Wheeler (Prof. Dr. Alyssa Ney)