Events for February 2014

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
27 Joseph Melia (Leeds; Oxford): The Hole Argument; Particle Permutations and Structuralism The Ethics of “Nudge”: George Loewenstein; Samuel Nguyen and Drazen Prelec	28	29 Larry Siedentop (Oxford): “Inventing the Individual: The Origins of Western Liberalism”	30 Ken Binmore (UCL): Rational Decisions in Large Worlds	31	1	2
3 Bryan Roberts (LSE): Three Merry Roads to T-Violation	4 Gabriel Wollner (LSE): Justice in Finance	5 Jason Konek (Bristol): Why Accuracy-First Epistemology Does Not Sanction Epistemic Bribe-Taking	6	7	8	9
10 Sebastian Kletzl (Vienna): Thermometers and Telescopes – Towards an (Social) Epistemology of Instruments	11 Richard Iveson (Queensland): Plato between the Teeth of the Beast: Animals and Democracy in Tomorrow	12 Luc Bovens (LSE): The Affirmative Action Debate is Stuck in the First Moment	13 Decision Theory Masterclass (2 of 3): Katie Steele (LSE) Ethics Matters in War: Cecile Fabre and Jeff McMahan	14	15	16
17 James Ladyman (Bristol): What are Weak Values?	18	19 Adam Oliver (LSE): A Return to the Utility Analysis of Choices Involving Risk	20 On Exploitation: Hillel Steiner and Nicholas Vrousalis	21	22	23
24	25	26 Joe Mazor (LSE; Philosophy and Government): Momentary Maximization; Anticipatory Feelings; and the Evolution of Human Intelligence	27 Charlotte Werndl (LSE): On Defining Climate and Climate Change	28 Understanding the Self: Mary Midgley; Jonathan R	1 Understanding the World: Religious and Secular Perspectives: Arthur Bradley; Kenan Malik Short Stories; Deep Reflections: A.S. Byatt; Mary Evans and Alex Preston Giovanni Frazzetto: How We Feel: What neuroscience can and can’t tell us about our emotions How We Feel: what neuroscience can and can’t tell us about our emotions (CPNSS LSE Literary Festival lecture)	2

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