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Juliette Ferry-Danini (UniversitĂ© de Namur): âA pink lie in French medicineâ
07:00
Research Spotlight: Professor Anna Mahtani
03:25
Philosophical Architects at LSE
45:18
Catherine Robb (Tilburg University): âThe Metaphysics of Collective Talentâ
41:58
Michael Otsuka (Rutgers): Equal chances versus equal outcomes: when are lotteries fair & justified?
43:23
Lakatos Award Lecture by Michela Massimi
33:44
Elise Woodard (Kingâs College): âMistreating Consentâ
03:09
MSc Philosophy of Science at LSE Philosophy
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MSc Philosophy of Economics and the Social Sciences at LSE Philosophy
02:48
MSc Philosophy and Public Policy at LSE Philosophy
03:07
Meet the LSE Philosophy Department
56:56
Katherine Puddifoot (Durham University): âMemoryâ for Justice
42:23
Alex Gregory (University of Southampton): âStructural Rationality in Desireâ
52:29
Benjamin Ferguson and Roberto Veneziani: âWhat Exploitation Isâ
56:59
Adam Lovett: âDemocratic Failures and the Ethics of Democracyâ
56:50
Katharine Jenkins: âOntology and Oppression: Race, Gender, and Social Realityâ
04:22
Why study at LSE Philosophy? Part 2
51:25
James Muldoon: 'Artificial Intelligence in the Colonial Matrix of Power'
03:01
Why study at LSE Philosophy?
56:52
Alan HĂĄjek: âConsequentialism, Cluelessness, Clumsiness, and Counterfactualsâ
45:27
Felipe Romero: âThe conceptual origins of metascience: fashion or revolution?â
32:10
Stephen John: Weberâs Elephant: what to do when ethical commitments shape responses to uncertainty
38:51
Lucie White: Policy-Making Under Uncertainty
23:39
Joe Roussos: Expert disagreement in advising and research
27:45
Jonathan Birch: Scientific meta-consensus and the communication of uncertainty
22:49
Richard Bradley: Confident advice, precautionary decisions
25:47
Alfred Moore: Post-Covid Reflections on the Politics of Expert Advising
24:09
Wesley Wrigley: âThe Axiomatic Method and the Dialogical Account of Deductionâ
19:56
Mary Leng: âMathematics and Dialogueâ
33:07
Matthew Inglis: âEmpirical evidence for the dialogical accountâ
31:33
Tim Gowers: âThe internal dialogue of mathematicians when they are solving problems.â
44:00
Graham Priest: âThe Looming Environmental Crisis: a Perspective from Buddhist Philosophyâ
01:02:49
Tushar Menon (University of Cambridge): âInferential Scientific Realismâ
50:13
Caspar Jacobs (Merton College): How (Not) to Define Inertial Frames
33:42
Steve Meyer: George Polyaâs Contribution to Lakatos Philosophy of Mathematics
27:35
Vincenzo Crupi: A Predictivist Vindication Of Early Copernicanism
45:38
John Worrall: A Classic Case Of A Lakatosian Degenerating Research Programme In Current Medicine
31:31
TamĂĄs Demeter: Research Programmes In The Scottish Enlightenment
26:20
Konstantin Genin: Simplicity And Scientific Progress
29:10
Jack Ritchie: Heuristic, Refutation And Concept-Stretching
53:38
Alison Pease: Proofs, Refutations And Implementations: Lakatos In The Age of AI
20:29
Percy Venegas and Fernand Gobet: Lakatos And Computational Model Consensus
26:28
Thodoris Dimitrakos: Lakatos Between Eliminative Naturalism And Aprioristic Normativism
29:13
Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen: Lakatosian Rational Reconstruction Updated
32:00
OtĂĄvio Bueno: Extending Heuristics: Mathematical Discovery In Logic And Science
31:09
Eugene Chua: Degeneration And Entropy
32:59
Jennifer Whyte: Lotto 1877: Boltzmann, Lakatos, And Model Engineering
29:31
Samuel Schindler: Beyond footnotes: Lakatosâ Meta-Philosophy And The History Of Science
27:51
Dubian Cañas: Revisiting Lakatosâ Approach To Integrated History And Philosophy of Science
52:55
Philip Kitcher: Mathematical Methodology
27:39
Alexander Paseau and Wesley Wrigley: Lakatos On The Euclidean Programme
22:43
Can Baskent: Proofs And Refutations, Non-Classically
36:25
Miguel Ăngelo Flach: Lakatosâs Normativeness Between Fallibilism And History
30:50
Fernand Gobet, Percy Venegas and Giovanni Sala: On Psychologistsâ Scientific Practices
30:27
Martin Bauer, George Gaskell and Gordon Sammut: Social Representations Theory
31:52
Marcus Giaquinto: Lakatos, Mathematical Practice And Intuitive Arguments
34:05
Fenner Tanswell, Colin Rittberg and Brendan Larvor: Lakatos And Kneebone
44:59
Stephan Hartmann: Lakatos, Bayes And The Role Of The History Of Science
34:28
Anya Plutynski: Rethinking Progress In Cancer Science And Medicine
01:08:47
Nick Huggett (University of Illinois, Chicago): 'Quantum gravity in a laboratory'
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