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2016 March 02 Wednesday

Assertion, Silence, and the Norms of Public Reaction
SANFORD GOLDBERG (Northwestern University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 March 01 Tuesday

The Error in Non-Cognitivism and the Truth in the Error Theory
BART STREUMER (University of Groningen)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 February 26 Friday

Descartes and Leibniz - two books on early modern philosophy by Hanoch Ben-Yami and Michael V. Griffin
Hanoch Ben-Yami
Katalin Farkas
Philip Goff
Mike Griffin
Ferenc Huoranszki
Nenad Miscevic
Judit Szalai

2016 February 23 Tuesday

Persuasion and Unlearning
QUASSIM CASSAM (University of Warwick)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 February 19 Friday

Scientific Pluralism & Epistemic Relativism Workshop
Natalie Ashton
Matthew Baxendale
Tom Fery
Anne-Katherine Koch
Michele Luchetti
Katherina Anna Sodoma
Local Discussants:
Maria Kronfeldner
Garrett Mindt
Errol Ball
Alin-Paul Varciu
Workshop

2016 February 17 Wednesday

ToPHSS Film Screening: "Secrecy," a documentary film by Peter Galison and Robb Moss
Film Screening

2016 February 16 Tuesday

Aspects of Non-Causal Explanation
ALEXANDER REUTLINGER (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Münich)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 February 09 Tuesday

Bringing literature back into the philosophy of literature
WOLFGANG HUEMER (Università degli Studi di Parma)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 February 07 Sunday

Mathieu Charbonneau (Central European University) - TBA
Mathieu Charbonneau
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 February 05 Friday

The varieties of self-knowledge
ANNALISA COLIVA (Università degli studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia / University of California, Irvine)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 February 02 Tuesday

Constructions of Forgiveness
MIRANDA FRICKER (University of Sheffield)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 February 02 Tuesday

ToPHSS Lecture: Whose blood, which genes? Narratives and sampling strategies in Roma-related genetic research
MIHAI SURDU (Senior Fellow, CEU IAS)
Lecture

2016 January 26 Tuesday

Against the Division of Advisory Labour: The Case of Mitochondrial Donation
TIM LEWENS (University of Cambridge)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 January 21 Thursday

Power, Emergence and Ontology
ANNA MARMODORO (University of Oxford)
Budapest colloquium talks

2016 January 19 Tuesday

ToPHSS Lecture: What is at stake in the ‘epigenetic revolution’?
TATJANA BUKLIJAS (Senior Thyssen Fellow, CEU IAS/ University of Auckland)
Lecture

2016 January 08 Friday

Mind and Metaphysics: A Conference in Honour of Howard Robinson
Howard Robinson
Katalin Balog
Hanoch Ben-Yami
István Bodnár
Tim Crane
Barry Dainton
Katalin Farkas
Philip Goff
Ferenc Huoranszki
Daniel Kodaj
Barry Loewer
Penelope Mackie
Martine Nida-Rümelin
David Papineau
David Pitt
Peter Rauschenberger
Dean Zimmerman

2016 January 07 Thursday

Public Defense of Elena Popa on Causation as Manipulability and Temporal Direction
Doctoral Defenses

2015 December 09 Wednesday

The world of publishing
Diane Geraci
Krisztina Kós
Seminar

2015 December 08 Tuesday

All Roads Lead to Understanding
DAVID WEBERMAN (CEU)
Budapest colloquium talks

2015 November 23 Monday

The Unity of Reasons
JOHN HYMAN (University of Oxford)
Budapest colloquium talks

2015 November 17 Tuesday

The (Un)Refutation of Idealism
TOM STONEHAM (University of York)
Budapest colloquium talks

2015 November 10 Tuesday

Ceteris Paribus Laws and Minutis Rectis Laws
LUKE FENTON-GLYNN (University College London)
Budapest colloquium talks

2015 November 03 Tuesday

The Value of Suffering
MICHAEL BRADY (University of Glasgow)
Budapest colloquium talks

2015 October 30 Friday

Why the Scientific Revolution wasn’t a Scientific Revolution, and Why it Matters
DANIEL GARBER (Princeton University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2015 October 27 Tuesday

Stranger than Fiction: Costs and Benefits of Confabulatory Explanations
LISA BORTOLOTTI (University of Birmingham)
Budapest colloquium talks