10/07/2018

Podcasts: BSPS Annual Conference

 

If you didn't make it to this year's BSPS annual conference in Oxford, we've teamed up with Philosophy Streaming to record the Presidential Address and the plenary discussions for your listening pleasure!

 

 

Presidential address

 

Simon Saunders
The world is the totality of quantities, not of things

 

 

Plenary discussions

 

Carlo Rovelli & David Wallace
What is a solution to the measurement problem of quantum mechanics?

 

Anna Alexandrova & Ron Mallon
Human kinds

 

Collageof9

 

 

Jul 10, 2018 6:15:08 PM | Metaphysics, Philosophy of physics, Philosophy of science, Philosophy of social science, Podcasts

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