Archives 1967-1968
Boston Colloquium for Philosophy of Science
8th Annual Program
- October 3, 1967 | Measurement and Role of Quantitative and Qualitative Knowledge
- October 24, 1967 | Induction and the Notion of Necessity
- November 7, 1967 | Implications of a New Axiom Set for Quantum Logic
- November 21, 1967 | Would You Believe a Logic of Religion?
- December 12, 1967 | Criteria for a Theory of Gravitation
- January 23, 1968 | The Intelligibility of Social Phenomena
- February 6, 1968 | Euler and Kant: Concept Formation in Science and Metaphysics
- February 13, 1968 | Statistical Mechanics as a Deductive Science
- February 27, 1968 | On Empirical Knowledge
- March 12, 1968 | Theories and Hypotheses in Biology
- March 26, 1968 | The Epistemology of Perception
- April 22, 1968 | Some Methodological Problems of Anthropology
- May 14, 1968 | Mathematics in the Resolution of Philosophical Problems in Fourteenth Century Mechanics
- May 15, 1968 | Has Dicke’s Solar Quadrupole Moment Theory Refuted General Relativity Theory?
Measurement and Role of Quantitative and Qualitative Knowledge
October 3, 1967
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Jerzy A. Wojciechowski, University of Ottawa
Induction and the Notion of Necessity
October 24, 1967
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Edward H. Madden, State University of New York at Buffalo
Commentator: Robert Greenberg, Brandeis University
Implications of a New Axiom Set for Quantum Logic
November 7, 1967
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Ransom Marlow, Boston University
Commentator: Abner Shimony, M.I.T.
Would You Believe a Logic of Religion?
November 21, 1967
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Joseph Clark, Cansius College
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Commentator: Willard van Orman Quine, Harvard University
Criteria For a Theory of Gravitation
December 12, 1967
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John Stachel, Boston University
Commentator: Peter Havas, Temple University
The Intelligibility of Social Phenomena
January 23, 1968
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Erazim Kohak, Boston University
- Commentators: Victor Walter, Boston University; Kurt H. Wolff, Brandeis University
Euler and Kant: Concept Formation in Science and Metaphysics
February 6, 1968
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Yehuda Elkana, Harvard University
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Commentator: Milic Capek, Boston University
Statistical Mechanics as a Deductive Science
February 13, 1968
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Armand Siegal, Boston University
- Commentators: Robert S. Cohen, Boston University; Charles R. Willis, Boston University
On Empirical Knowledge
February 27, 1968
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Ruth Anna Putnam, Wellesley College
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Commentator: John Compton, Vanderbilt University
Theories and Hypotheses in Biology
March 12, 1968
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June Goodfield Toulmin, Wellesley College
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Commentator: Ernst Mayr, Harvard University
The Epistemology of Perception
March 26, 1968
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Robert Efron, Veterans Administration Hospital
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Commentators: Seymour Papert, MIT; Marx W. Wartofsky, Boston University
Some Methodological Problems of Anthropology
April 22, 1968
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Michael Martin, Boston University
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Commentator: Bruce Aune, University of Massachusetts
Mathematics in the Resolution of Philosophical Problems in Fourteenth Century Mechanics
May 14, 1968
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John Murdoch, Harvard University
Commentator: Ernan McMullin, University of Notre Dame
Has Dicke’s Solar Quadrupole Moment Theory Refuted General Relativity Theory?
May 15, 1968
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Wolfgang Yourgreau, University of Denver
Commentators: Robert S. Cohen, Boston University; John Stachel, Boston University