Carnap and Kuhn: A Reappraisal
Saturday - Sunday, 20-21 October 2012
Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh
817R Cathedral of Learning Pittsburgh, PA
Everyone welcome. Registration is requested but not required.
To register, please contact cmg84@pitt.edu.
Saturday Morning
9:15 |
Nicholas Rescher, University of Pittsburgh
Introductory Remarks |
9:30 |
Clark Glymour, Carnegie Mellon University
"Some Questions I Would Have Liked to Ask Them"
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11:00 |
coffee break |
11:30 |
Andre Carus, Hegeler Institute
"Carnap vs. Kuhn: Why Kuhn was Right" |
1:00 |
lunch on your own |
Saturday Afternoon
2:30 |
Tom Ricketts, University of Pittsburgh
"Languages and Calculi Revisited" |
4:00 |
coffee break |
4:30 |
George Smith, Tufts University
"Kuhn's Predicament" |
6:00 |
adjourn |
Sunday Morning
9:30 |
continental breakfast |
10:00 |
Michael Friedman, Stanford University
"Carnap and Kuhn on Science and Philosophy" |
11:30 |
lunch on your own |
Sunday Afternoon
1:30 |
Panel Discussion |
3:00 |
coffee break |
4:30 |
adjourn |
Program Committee
Bob Batterman, University of Pittsburgh
Andre Carus, Hegeler Institute
Anil Gupta, University of Pittsburgh
Mark Wilson, University of Pittsburgh
James Woodward, University of Pittsburgh
Sponsors
Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh
Harvey and Leslie Wagner Endowment
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