Easter 2005
Dr Mateja Jamnik
(Cambridge Computer Laboratory)
Can Machines Reason Like Humans in Mathematics?
Lent 2005
Dr Marcus Giaquanto
(Dept. of Philosophy, UCL)
Grasp of Structure
Professor Ruth Kempson
(Dept. of Philosophy, KCL)
The Dynamics of Language
Brian Davies
(Dept. of Mathematics, KCL)
Pluralism in Mathematics
Michaelmas 2004
Professor Donald Gillies
(Dept. of Philosophy, UCL)
Heuristics and Mathematical Discovery: the Case of Bayesian Networks
Dr Imre Leader
(Dept. of Mathematics, Cambridge)
What Makes a Mathematical Problem Interesting?
Dr Arif Ahmed
(Dept. of Philosophy, Cambridge)
Imagination and Mathematical Necessity
Mr Brian King
(Dept. of Philosophy, Cambridge)
Quantification and Mathematical Ontology
Easter 2004
Jan Westerhoff
(Faculty of Philosophy, Oxford)
Cognitive Structuralism: How do we know mathematical structures?
Lent 2004
Dr Eugenia Cheng
(Dept. of Pure Mathematics)
Mathematics, morally.
Dr Keith Hossack
(Dept. of Philosophy, King's College London)
Numbers are Plural Properties
Dr Alan Beardon
(Dept. of Pure Mathematics)
Teaching and Learning Mathematics
Dr Jeff Ketland
(Dept. of Philosophy)
Is God a Mathematician?
Michaelmas 2003
Dr David
Corfield
(Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford)
Mathematical Kinds
Dr
Ben Garling
(Dept. of Pure Mathematics)
Is Mathematics Real or is it Just Complex?
Dr
Alex Paseau
(Dept. of Philosophy)
Does Mathematics Have a Given Interpretation?
Easter 2003
Prof.
Robert Thomas
(University of Manitoba, editor of Philosophia
Mathematica)
Mathematics and Narrative
Dr. John
Mayberry
(University of Bristol)
The Operationalist Fallacy
Lent 2003
Dr. Peter
Smith
(Dept. of Philosophy)
Learning to Love ACA0
Dr. Michael
Potter
(Dept. of Philosophy)
How Far Can You Go? Some Reflections on Limitation of
Size
Dr.
Matthew Donald
(Dept. of Physics)
Mathematics and Possibilities
Dr.
Martin Hyland
(Dept. of Pure Mathematics)
Diagrammatic Proof: Pretty Powerful or Just Pretty?
Michaelmas 2002
Prof. Tim
Gowers
(Dept. of Pure Mathematics)
Dr.
Mary Leng
(Dept. of Philosophy)
Mathematics and the Limits of Philosophy
Dr. Thomas
Forster
(Dept. of Pure Mathematics)
Imaginaries
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