Carlo Martini, who is visiting the SCFS from its partner institution, TiLPS, The Netherlands, will be giving a paper on the problem of disagreement and consensus: "A Puzzle About Belief Updating."
Philosophy Common Room (USYD) Monday 2 Aug, 1-2.30pm
What do we learn when we revisit scientists’ past worlds? How might one write a life as famous as Charles Darwin’s? Why is biography the best-selling genre of all? Pre-eminent Darwin scholar and Harvard Professor of the History of Science Janet Browne, talks with Sydney’s prizewinning historian Professor Iain McCalman, about the challenges and delights of the biographical genre for historians. In conversation with Alison Bashford, this is an evening that probes the intellectual life of these keen observers and interpreters of the world of Victorian science
With the Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science, the University of Sydney is a major locus of research into the nature and history of science. This blog is a simple way for the Sydney research community to keep in touch with each other.