Dear Cambridge Philosophers of Science and other interested parties,

Please find below the Michaelmas term card for CamPoS, the Cambridge 
Philosophy of Science weekly colloquium.  It meets in the History and 
Philosophy of Science Department in room 2 (the basement) on Wednesdays, 
usually at 1 p.m. till 2:30.

This term's schedule has two special features.  First, our term opens on 
11 October with a talk by an eminent physicist, Carlo Rovelli.  
Unusually, this talk will start at 12 NOON.  All other talks will be at 
1 p.m.  Second, we have a bonus talk at the end of the term, giving us 
nine, not a mere eight, occasions of enlightenment.


11 October, 12 noon:  Carlo Rovelli, Marseille, ‘What is Quantum Theory 
Actually Telling us about the World?  The “Relational” Interpretation’

18 October, 1 p.m.:  Jacob Stegenga, HPS, ‘The Perils of P-Hacking and 
the Promise of Pre-Analysis Plans’

25 October:  Sam Fletcher, Minnesota, ‘The Principle of Stability’

1 November:  Eric Martin, Baylor, ‘“The battle is on.” Lakatos, 
Feyerabend, and the Student Protests’

8 November:  Melissa Fusco, Columbia, ‘Causal Decision Theory and Tragic 
Evidence:  Death in Damascus Revisited’

15 November:  Paul Roth, UC Santa Cruz, ‘Reviving Analytical Philosophy 
of History’

22 November:  Harvey Brown, Oxford, ‘Quantum Bayesianism:  The Ineffable 
Reality behind “Participatory Realism”’

29 November:  Alisa Bokulich, Boston University, ‘Representing and 
Explaining:  The Eikonic Conception of Explanation’

6 December:  Emily Thomas, Durham, ‘What’s the Point of Margaret 
Cavendish’s Blazing World?’



-- 
J. Brian Pitts
Senior Research Associate
Faculty of Philosophy
University of Cambridge
[email protected]

Ph.D., Philosophy/History & Philosophy of Science, University of Notre 
Dame
Ph.D., Physics, University of Texas at Austin


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