Archives 1969-1970
Boston Colloquium for Philosophy of Science
10th Annual Program
- October 16, 1969 | Human Powers
- October 28, 1969 | Perception and Philosophy of Science
- November 4, 1969 | Clinical Judgement and ‘Basic Science’
- November 13, 1969 | Individual, Community and Change
- November 25, 1969 | Verification of Statistical Predictions
- December 11, 1969 | University Centennial Symposium
- December 27-29 | Philosophical Foundations of Science
- January 15, 1970 | Two Types of Continuity
- January 27, 1970 | The Formal Presentation of Physical Quantities
- February 10, 1970 | Scientific Rationality and the Politics of Revolution
- March 10, 1970 | Methodology or Heuristics, Strategy or Tactics
- TBD, 1970 | On Human Reason
- April 14, 1970 | Hidden Variables and Quantum Logic
- April 27-29, 1970 | Frege’s Theory of Meaning: Three Lectures
Human Powers
October 16, 1969
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Rom Harre, Philosophy, Oxford University
Commentator: Charles Taylor, Philosophy, University of Montreal
Perception and Philosophy of Science
October 28, 1969
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Huseyin Yilmaz, Physics, Communications Machines, Inc.
Commentator: Edmond M. Dewan, Physics, Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories
Clinical Judgement and ‘Basic Science’
November 4, 1969
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Alvin Feinstein, M.D., Department of Medicine and Epidemiology; Yale University School of Medicine
Commentators: Richard Wolff, M.D., Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Hospital; Joseph Agassi, Philosophy, Boston University
Individual, Community and Change: Two Lectures
November 13, 1969
I. Community Pathology and Personal Effectiveness
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Kenneth B. Clark, Psychology, Metropolitan Applied Research Center, N.Y.
II. Social Perception and Social Change
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I. C. Jarvie, Anthropology, York University, Toronto
Verification of Statistical Predictions
November 25, 1969
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Mark Kac, Mathematics, Rockefeller University
Commentator: Henry Kyburg, Logic, University of Rochester
University Centennial Symposium: The Logic of Scientific Discovery
December 11, 1969
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Karl Popper, Philosophy, London School of Economics and Brandeis University
Philosophical Foundations of Science
Symposia Sponsored Jointly by the Boston Colloquium and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS Annual Meeting)
War Memorial Room 103
December 27, 28, 29, 1969
Physics and the Explanation of Life
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Eugene P. Wigner, Princeton University
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J. Bronowski, The Salk Institute
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Isaac Asimov, Boston University Medical School
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Chairman: George Wald, Harvard University
Present Status of the Unity of Science Thesis
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Peter Achinstein, John Hopkins University
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Herbert Bohnert, Michigan State University
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Kenneth Schaffner, University of Pittsburgh
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Comments: Gerald Holton, Harvard University
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Robert S. Cohen, Boston University
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Chairman: Ernest Nagel, Columbia University
Brain and Language
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Noam Chomsky, M.I.T.
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Norman Geschwind, Harvard Medical School
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Eric Lenneberg, Cornell University
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Comments: Stephen Toulmin, Michigan State University
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Chairman: Marx Wartofsky, Boston University
Objectivity in Anthropology
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Judith Agassi, Radcliffe Institute
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Ian Jarvie, York University
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Jacob Gruber, Temple University
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Paul Collins, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Anthony Leeds, University of Texas
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Chairman: John M. Roberts, Cornell University
Current Problems of Cosmology
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Peter Bergmann, Syracuse University
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E. R. Harrison, University of Massachusetts
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Philip Morrison, M.I.T.
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John Wheeler, Princeton University
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David Layzer, Harvard University
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Chairman: John Stachel, Boston University
Comparative History and Sociology of Science
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Benjamin Schwartz, Harvard University
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Benjamin Nelson, The New School
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Robert S. Cohen, Boston University
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Stephen Toulmin, Michigan State University
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Karl H. Niebyl, Temple University and University of Connecticut
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Comments: Ernan McMullin, University of Notre Dame
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Chairman: Joseph Agassi, Boston University
Two Types of Continuity
January 15, 1970
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Milic Capek, Philosophy, Boston University
Commentator: R.S. Cohen, Physics, Boston University
The Formal Presentation of Physical Quantities
January 27, 1970
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Bas Van Fraasen, Philosophy, University of Toronto
Commentators: John Stachel, Physics, Boston University; E. J. Post, Physics, Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories
Scientific Rationality and the Politics of Revolution
February 10, 1970
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Margarete Buber-Neumann
Commentator: Marx Wartofsky, Philosophy, Boston University
Methodology or Heuristics, Strategy or Tactics
March 10, 1970
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George Polya, Mathematics, Stanford University
Commentator: Marvin Minsky, Mathematics, M.I.T.
On Human Reason
TBD, 1970
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Michael Polanyi, Philosophy and Chemistry, Oxford University
Hidden Variables and Quantum Logic
April 14, 1970