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2019 October 31 Thursday

Privacy and Public Space
David Owens
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 October 17 Thursday

Illusory Looks
Kathrin Glüer-Pagin
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 June 25 Tuesday

Public Defense of Magdolna Nyulászi on Logos, Motion, God and Pneuma: The Metaphysics of Natural Bodies in Early Stoic Philosophy
Magdolna Nyulászi
Doctoral Defenses

2019 March 26 Tuesday

Tarja Knuuttila (University of Vienna) - The Model-based Theoretical Strategy
Tarja Knuuttila
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 March 19 Tuesday

Alison Hills (Oxford University) and Alexander Bird (King's College London) - Against Romanticism. On the value and disvalue of creative imagination in the arts and in the sciences
Alexander Bird
Alison Hills
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 March 12 Tuesday

Ofra Magidor (University of Oxford) - Meaning Transfer Revisited (co-authored with David Liebesman)
Ofra Magidor
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 March 05 Tuesday

Jennifer Saul (University of Sheffield) - "What is Happening to our Norms Against Racist Speech?"
Jennifer Saul
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 February 26 Tuesday

David Enoch (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) - False Consciousness for Liberals
David Enoch
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 February 19 Tuesday

Lea Ypi (London School of Economics) - Irregular migration, adverse possession and the justification of the right to exclude
Lea Ypi
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 February 12 Tuesday

Katalin Farkas (CEU) and Tim Crane (CEU) - Understanding yourself and knowing what you believe
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 February 05 Tuesday

Marcus Willaschek (University of Frankfurt am Main) - Can it be Rational to Believe for Practical Reasons?
Marcus Willaschek
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 January 29 Tuesday

Sebastian Rödl (University of Leipzig) - I think – X thinks
Sebastian Rödl
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 January 22 Tuesday

Alex Grzankowski (Birkbeck, University of London) - The Irrelevance of Recalcitrant Emotions
Alex Grzankowski
Budapest colloquium talks

2019 January 15 Tuesday

Keith Allen (University of York) - Transcendental Naïve Realism & the Problem of Consciousness
Keith Allen (University of York)
Budapest colloquium talks