30 YEARS OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE COURSE IN DUBROVNIK
PAUL THOMPSON: The Revival of ‘Emergence’ in Biology: Autocatalysis, Self-Organisation and Mathematical Necessity | GEORGES REY: Why Wittgenstein Ought to Have Been a Computationalist (And What a Computationalist Can Gain from Wittgenstein) | WILLIAM SEAGER: Yesterday’s Algorithm: Penrose and the Gödel Argument | JAMES MCGILVRAY: Common Sense Concepts: a Cartesian Proposal | BRYSON BROWN: Notes on Hume and Skepticism of the Senses | JANEZ BREGANT: The Problem of Causal Exclusion and Horgan’s Causal Compatibilism

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