25 Wednesday May 2016
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The Philosophy Department at King’s College London is offering a short-term Fellowship to join a research project on The Nature of Evidence and the Ethics of Uncertainty led by Julien Dutant. The project develops an externalist account of evidential support and explores its normative implications. Details on the project are in the job pack. Continue reading
24 Tuesday May 2016
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King’s student, Samuel Kimpton-Nye, will present his work on the laws of nature and counterlegals at a graduate workshop led by Professor Kit Fine. The workshop accompanies the 3rd biennial Edgingtion Lectures, and will take place on June 3rd and 4th at the Department of Philosophy, Birkbeck College, London.
More information can be found here
20 Friday May 2016
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Dr Sacha Golob will host a conversation with the artist Alinah Azadeh on her work on debt, narrative and objects. The event will take place in Fernandez and Wells, Somerset House at 6pm Wed 25th of May. More information can be found here.
09 Monday May 2016
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Sacha Golob and art historian Terence Rodrigues will discuss themes of opulence, consumption and deprivation. The event will take place in the Somerset House Screening Room at 7pm, Monday the 9th of May.
Tickets and further information can be found here.
Admission is free but tickets must be booked in advance.
The event is part of the Coalstore project.
05 Thursday May 2016
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6pm, 19th May 2016
Safra Lecture Theatre, Strand Building, King’s College London
Timothy Williamson (Wykeham Professor of Logic, University of Oxford) will give this year’s Sainsbury Lecture, entitled ‘How to choose between alternative logics‘. The abstract is below, and all are welcome.
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