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Patrick Haggard

Voluntary Action

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David Adger

The Nature of Language

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David Adger

Language and Artificial Intelligence

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John Worrall

Popper and Kuhn on Theory Change

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Peter Jones

Medieval Universities

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Steve Jones

Genetic Diversity in Humans

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David Clary

Quantum Theory of Chemical Reactions

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Daniel Kontowski

Classical Education

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Marzena Szymanska

Superfluidity of Light

Popper and Kuhn on Theory Change

Professor of Philosophy of Science John Worrall on the scientific revolutions, falsifiability and what are the main features of a scientific hypothesis

Materiality in the History of Christianity

Historian Peter Jones on the medieval obsession with relics, Christian heresies and why we shouldn’t reduce objects just down to their function or purpose

History of Laughter

Historian Peter Jones on three theories of laughter, humour as a way of doing politics and how laughter was perceived in the Medieval Europe

Historian Peter Jones on love as a contract, religious love in middle ages and why love is tied to self-sacrifice

Modern Nationalism

Historian Richard Bourke on the components of nationalism, national identity, and the role of ideology and the state

Social Epistemology

Philosopher and sociologist of science Steve Fuller on collective and individualistic nature of knowledge, elitist knowledge production, and distinctive features of academic knowledge

End of Knowledge

Philosopher and sociologist of science Steve Fuller on the difference between ontology and epistemology, transhumanism and understanding of everything

What is First Philosophy?

Philosopher Andrew Haas on categories of necessity and possibility, Aristotle's 'Metaphysics', and ontohenochronophenomenology

On the History of Time

Philosopher Andrew Haas on the aristotelean understanding of time, subjective and objective perception of this phenomenon, and an aspect of being

On the History of Being

Philosopher Andrew Haas on various definitions of the concept of being, ancient principle "Tertium non datur", and how Heidegger changed modern philosophy

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