1st MCMP Munich-Buenos Aires Workshop (12-13 July 2013)
Idea and Motivation
This workshop is part of the collaboration between the MCMP and the research groups of Professor Eduardo Barrio (Universidad de Buenos Aires) and Professor Pablo Lorenzano (Universidad Nacional de Quilmes), Argentina.
The main topics of the workshop are philosophical logic, philosophy of logic, formal theories of truth and structuralist philosophy of science.
Program
Time | Topic |
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10:00 | Santiago Ginobili / Buenos Aires: "Formal Reconstruction of the Theory of Natural Selection" |
10:45 | Cedric Paternotte / MCMP: "Higher-level adaptations and lower-level selection" |
11:30 | Lunch Break |
13:30 | Lavinia Picollo / Buenos Aires: "Tweaking the Diagonal Lemma" |
14:15 | Johannes Korbmacher / MCMP: "The Logic of Ground" |
15:00 | Coffe Break |
15:15 | Catrin Campbell-Moore / MCMP: "Type-Free Approaches to Higher Order Probability" |
16:00 | Thomas Schindler / MCMP: "Truth and Diagonalization" |
16:45 | Coffee Break |
17:00 | Eduardo Barrio / Buenos Aires: "Permissive Consequence and Transparency: How Weak is the External Logic" |
19:00 | Conference Dinner |
Time | Topic |
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10:00 | Pablo Lorenzano / Buenos Aires: "Local and Global Empirical Basis of Theory Testing" |
10:45 | Daniel Blanco / Buneos Aires: "The Structuralist Theory Net of the Theory of Common Descent (1859 - 1872)" |
11:30 | Lunch Break |
13:30 | Diego Tajer / Buenos Aires: "Bridge Principles and Logical Pluralism" |
14:15 | Federico Pailos und Lucas Rosenblatt / Buenos Aires: "Characterizing a Non-Deterministic Conditional" |
15:00 | Coffe Break |
15:15 | Radin Dardashti / MCMP: "What Analogue Models can tell us about Gravity?" |
16:00 | Mariano Lastiri / Buenos Aires: "Intertheoretical Relations Between Classical and Quantum Mechanics" |
Acknowledgement
The conference is generously supported by the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD), the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (MCMP) and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation through a Humboldt Professorship.