2008
February, Robert May, "The Essential Proposition: Frege on Identity Statements," Logic Seminar, Stanford University
February 6, Aldo Antonelli, "Logicism, Quantifiers, and Abstraction," University of California, Davis
March 6, Paul Teller, "Some Dirty Little Secrets about Truth," Washington University, St. Louis
March 13, James Griesemer, "What Simon Should Have Said (About Dynamical Boundaries)," The Edges and Boundaries of Biological Objects Workshop, University of Utah
March 15, Roberta Millstein, "Thinking about the Concept of 'Population' in Evolutionary Biology," The Edges and Boundaries of Biological Objects Workshop, University of Utah
March 18, Jan Szaif, "Parmenides on Truth versus Appearance," Ancient Philosophy Working Group, University of California, Berkeley
March 28, James Griesemer, "Tracking, Abstracting and Colligating Work Make Scientific Facts that can Travel," Workshop on Making Small Facts Travel: Labels, Packages, and Vehicles, London School of Economics and Political Science
April 3, Paul Teller, "Some Dirty Little Secrets about Truth," The Ohio State University
April 4, Paul Teller, "Fiction, Fictionalization, and Truth in Science," The Ohio State University
April 11, James Griesemer, "Neo-Heraclitus: Objectivity, Judgment and a Problem of Locality in Biodiversity Research," Committee on Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science and the Fishbein Center for History of Science, University of Chicago
April 11, Paul Teller, "Reductionism, Emergence, and Truth," Conference on Modeling and Simulation, University of Ilberg, Netherlands
April, Robert May, "The Composition of Thought," (presentation of work co-authored with Richard Heck), Stanford Cognitive Lunch, Stanford University
April 18, Cody Gilmore, "An Argument Against Plenitude," Pacific Division Meeting, American Philosophical Association
May 2, Adam Sennet, "Conditionals, Biconditionals, and Embedding," University of Nottingham
May 2-4, Robert May, "The Composition of Thought," (presentation of work co-authored with Richard Heck), Semantics and Philosophy in Europe
May 14, Adam Sennet, "Unarticulated Constituents and Unarticulated Structure,"
Arché, University of St. Andrews
May 16, Adam Sennet, "Conditionals, Biconditionals, and Embedding," University of Leeds
May 16, Aldo Antonelli, "Abstraction Principles in First-Order Arithmetic," Logic Colloquium, Department of Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles
May 25, Jan Szaif, "False Judgment as Other-Judging (allodoxia) in Plato's Theaetetus," West Coast Plato Workshop, University of California, Davis
May, Robert May, "The Essential Proposition: Frege on Identity Statements," Institute for Philosophy, University of Jena
June 6, Paul Teller, "Some Dirty Little Secrets about Truth," Philosophy of Science Retreat, University of California, San Diego
June 7, Jan Szaif, "Intrinsische Güter: Überlegungen in Ausgang von der antiken Ethik" ("Intrinsic Goods: Ancient and Modern Approaches"), University of Erlangen
June, Roberta Millstein, "How Many Chances Become One Chance." Presented at the Institut d'Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques (IHPST) at the Université Paris 1, Paris, France
July, Gerald Dworkin, Conference on Death and Dying, Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo, Santander, Spain
September 19-22, Jan Szaif, "The Concept of Education through Science in Antiquity," "Bildung durch Wissenschaft" Conference, Munich, Germany
September 19, Aldo Antonelli, "First-Order Arithemtic," University of Florence, Florence, Italy
October 3, Adam Sennet, "Unarticulated Constituents and Hidden Structure," University of Toronto
October 15, Elaine Landry, "Reconstructing Hilbert to Construct Category-Theoretic Algebraic Structuralism," University of California, Berkeley
October 31, James Griesemer, Rice University
November 6-9, James Griesemer, Philosophy of Science Association, Pittsburgh
November 6-9, Roberta Millstein, "(Mis)nterpreting Mathematical Models of Drift: Drift as a Physical Process" (with Michael R. Dietrich and Robert A. Skipper), Philosophy of Science Association, Pittsburgh
November 6-9, Paul Teller, "Signal, Noise and Information in Imperfect Knowledge," Philosophy of Science Association, Pittsburgh
December 5, Adam Sennet, University of California, Los Angeles
December 6-7, Jan Szaif, Comments on Stephen Menn, "Aristotle on the Many Senses of Being," Princeton Colloquium
2009
January, Gerald Dworkin, Conference for the retirement of Jerry Cohen, Oxford
February 13-15, Jan Szaif, "Plato's Definition of Propositional Falsehood in the Sophist: How Does it Build upon the Analysis of Non-Being in Sophist 254-259?," XIV. Arizona Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy
March 20, James Griesemer, University of Pittsburgh
March, Gerald Dworkin, Lectures on Paternalism, Juan Carlos III University, Madrid
April, Roberta Millstein, University of Cincinnati
April, Robert May, "Author Meets Critics," De Lingua Belief (with Robert Fiengo), Pacific Division Meeting, American Philosophical Association
April, Paul Teller, "True or True Enough: Is the Traditional Idealization of Truth an Idealization?" Pacific Division Meeting, American Philosophical Association
May 14, Jan Szaif, "The Significance of the 'Third Way' in Parmenides' Poem," Université de Fribourg (Switzerland)
May 24, Jan Szaif, Comments on C. Swanson, "Self-Refutation in the Euthydemus," Berkeley
June 6-11, James Griesemer, Cohn Institute Conference on Lamarck, Jerusalem/Tel-Aviv, Israel
July 12-17, James Griesemer, ISHPSSB, Brisbane, Australia
July 12-17, Roberta Millstein, ISHPSSB, Brisbane, Australia
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