Events for November 2016

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
31 Fiora Salis (LSE): “Models as scientific representations: fiction, reference and make-believe” Future Sex: Technology, Desire, and the New Rules of Engagement (the Forum)	1	2	3	4	5	6
7	8 Brain in a Vat and Other Stories: A Celebration of Hilary Putnam (the Forum)	9 Eric Olson (Sheffield): “Why definitions of death don’t matter”	10	11	12	13
14 Feraz Azhar (Cambridge): “Three aspects of typicality in multiverse cosmology”	15 Justin Sytsma (Victoria University of Wellington): “Are religious philosophers less analytic?”	16 Matthieu Gallais (University of Lille): “A Modal Epistemology of Scientific Models: Structures, Make-Believe and Properties” Johanna Thoma (LSE): “Temptation and Preference-Based Instrumental Rationality” Improv Your Mind: Philosophy, Music, and Making Things Up (the Forum)	17	18	19	20
21 Luke Fenton-Glynn (UCL): “Probabilistic Actual Causation” (BSPS Lecture) Does the Universe Have a Purpose? (the Forum)	22 Barbara Osimani (LMU Munich): “Exact replication or varied evidence? Reliability, robustness and the reproducibility problem”	23 Davide Grossi (Liverpool): “Mutual Persuasion”	24	25 Emergence and the Limit: A Workshop in Philosophy of Physics	26	27
28 Peter Sozou (CPNSS): “Computational Scientific Discovery”	29 Michael Hunter (University of California, Davis): “Germ-line or Somatic mutations? The pitfalls and concerns for deleting and replacing the concept of race in human genetics”	30 Colin Elliot (Tilburg): “Pragmatism and objectivity in subjective Bayesianism” + Jurgis Karpus (KCL): “Team Reasoning in Intertemporal Choice: A Game-Theoretic Account of Self-Control”	1	2 History of Postwar Social Science Workshop	3	4

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