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2018 December 06 Thursday

Dualism in the Twenty-First Century
Tim Crane (CEU)
Katalin Farkas (CEU)
Benedikt Paul Göcke (University of Oxford)
Hedda Hassel Mørch (New York University)
Martine Nida-Ruemelin ( University of Fribourg )
David Pitt (California State University)
Howard Robinson (CEU)
Richard Swinburne (University of Oxford)
János Tőzsér (HAS) - TBC
Balázs Mezei (Pázmány Péter Catholic University) - TBC

2018 December 05 Wednesday

Book Launch: What’s Left of Human Nature?
Maria Kronfeldner, Author
Tim Crane, Moderator
Book Launch

2018 December 04 Tuesday

Either/Or
Katalin Balog (Rutgers University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 November 28 Wednesday

Panel Discussion: What history and sociology of science show about how to think about sciences
Alexios Antypas
Karl Hall
Alexandra Kowalski
Maria Kronfeldner
Michele Luchetti
Panel

2018 November 27 Tuesday

Normative Explanation and Justification
Pekka Väyrynen (University of Leeds)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 November 21 Wednesday

Holism vs. Particularism: an Evidential Debate
Peter Achinstein (Johns Hopkins University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 November 20 Tuesday

What are the Functions of the Social Sciences in Liberal Democracy?
Martin Kusch (University of Vienna)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 November 13 Tuesday

Realism, Antirealism, and Metaphysical Explanation in the Philosophy of Mind
Naomi Thompson (University of Southampton)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 November 06 Tuesday

Relativism in Feminist Epistemologies
Natalie Ashton (University of Vienna)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 October 30 Tuesday

First Steps and Conceptual Creativity
Michael Beaney (Humboldt University, King's College London)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 October 29 Monday

Public Defense of Yuliya Kanygina on What We Owe to Ourselves: An Essay on Duties to Oneself
Yuliya Kanygina
Doctoral Defenses

2018 October 26 Friday

Free Will and Epistemology
László Bernáth (HAS)
Ferenc Huoranszki (CEU)
Robert Lockie (UWL)
Timothy O’Connor (IU Bloomington)
Amit Pundik (Tel Aviv University)
Anna Réz (ELTE)
Paul Russel (UBC)
András Szigeti (LU)

2018 October 25 Thursday

Why The One Did Not Remain Within Itself
Timothy O'Connor (Indiana University Bloomington)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 October 16 Tuesday

The Origins of Physicalism. Carnap and Wittgenstein on Psychological Sentences: 1928-1932
Gergely Ambrus (Eötvös Lorand University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 October 09 Tuesday

Against Perceptual Beliefs
Bence Nanay (University of Antwerp, University of Cambridge)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 October 05 Friday

11th In-house Graduate Philosophy Conference
Simon Rippon

2018 October 02 Tuesday

High-level Perception and Perceptual Mindreading
Somogy Varga (University of Memphis)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 September 27 Thursday

The Structure of Substances: Why Some Properties Are Essential
David Papineau (King's College London, City University of New York Graduate Center)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 July 12 Thursday

Public defense of Matthew Baxendale on Levels of Organisation in Scientific Practice
Doctoral Defenses

2018 July 12 Thursday

History and Metaphysics of the Laws of Nature
Heather Demarest
Michael Hicks
Alison Fernandes
Andreas Hütteman
Elisabeth Miller
Chris Weaver
Jessica Riskin
Mauro Dorato
Howard Robinson
Barry Loewer
David Albert

2018 July 09 Monday

Who is afraid of values? Value-fact entanglements in scientific research – lessons from two case studies
Maria Kronfeldner
Magdalena Małecka
Simon Rippon
Csaba Pléh
Workshop

2018 June 05 Tuesday

Science Studies in Budapest 2
Workshop

2018 May 28 Monday

The Fifth Finnish-Hungarian Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy
Seminar

2018 May 11 Friday

Public Defense of David Bitter on Cognitive Impenetrability Of Low-Level Perceptual Features
Doctoral Defenses

2018 April 26 Thursday

Spinoza's Non-Theory of Non-Consciousness
Daniel Garber (Princeton)
Lecture