Tracking the ever-changing line-up of reading groups in philosophy at the ANU.
Monday, December 5, 2011
Evolution reading group - on hiatus
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Evolution reading group, meeting 9
The reading is Craig Callender and Jonathan Cohen "Special sciences, conspiracy, and the Better Best System account of lawhood".
Electronic copy of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Evolution reading group, meeting 8
The reading is Robert Brandon and Grant Ramsey's "What's wrong with the emergentist statistical interpretation of natural selection and random drift?"
Electronic copy of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Evolution reading group, meeting 7
The reading is Derek Turner's "Local underdetermination in historical science"
Electronic copy of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Evolution reading group, meeting 6
The reading is Michael Krutzen's, Erik Willems', Carel van Schalk's "Culture and geographic variation in orangutan behaviour".
Electronic copy of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Evolution reading group, meeting 5
The reading is Samir Okasha's "Fisher's fundamental theorem of natural selection---a philosophical analysis".
Electronic copy of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Friday, October 28, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Fri 4 Nov (Anderson)
Reading: Elizabeth Anderson (2010), 'The Imperative of Integration' - chapters 6 ('The imperative of integration') and 7 ('understanding affirmative action').
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Evolution reading group, meeting 4
The reading is Richard Byrne's and Anne Russon's "Learning by imitation: a hierarchical approach".
Electronic copy of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Marx's Capital - Seminar 10 - 21 October
It will be on in Seminar room F in the Coombs building at 3pm as usual. We will be discussing Chapter 3 part 2.
Evolution reading group, meeting 3
The reading is Mohan Matthen and Andre Ariew's "Selection and causation".
Electronic copy of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Fri 21 Oct (Anderson)
Reading: Elizabeth Anderson (2010), 'The Imperative of Integration' - chapters 5 ('democratic ideals and segregation') and 6 ('the imperative of integration')
Friday, October 14, 2011
Foundations meeting: Tuesday October 18, 12 noon
Where: Benjamin Library
When: Tuesday October 18, 12 noon - 2pm
Reading: MacFarlane's forthcoming "Relativism and Knowledge Attributions"
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Fri 14 Oct (Anderson)
Next meeting: Friday 14 October, 12.30-1.30pm
Location: Coombs Seminar Room F.
Reading: Elizabeth Anderson (2010), 'The Imperative of Integration' - chapters 4 ('racial segregation today: a normative assessment') and 5 ('democratic ideals and segregation).
Monday, October 10, 2011
Foundations meeting: Tuesday October 11, 12 noon
Where: Benjamin Library
When: Tuesday October 11, 12 noon - 2pm
The group read two chapters (Chs. 1&7) from Cappelen & Lepore's Insensitive Semantics.
Ch.1 will give you a nice overview of the way C&L lay out the debate over contextualisms.
Ch. 7. is the material to focus on. C&L offer three tests for context sensitivity and maintain that virtually no expressions beyond the most obvious indexicals, pronouns, and demonstratives pass the tests.
What's nice about this from our perspective is that C&L are looking at the whole range of debates over contextualisms (and not approaching each individual expression piecemeal), offering fairly clear tests, and also coming to a *very very extreme* conclusion (all in an entertainingly opinionated way)!
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Happy Birthday ... Blog Turning One
In a couple of weeks, this blog is turning one. With more than 8,500 views, and visits from all continents, something appears to be going right. But no doubt, there are things that can be done to improve the blog.
Comments and suggestions are hereby invited. You can either leave a comment below, or email me directly, at ole dot koksvik thatsign gmail dot com.
(The blog's purpose is described on the 'About this Blog' page, linked on the right. Suggested amendments to that are of course also welcome.)
Foundations meeting: Tuesday October 4, 12 noon
This group is lead by Jonathan Schaffer.
Place: Benjamin Library
Time: 12 noon - 2pm, Oct 4
Reading: Lewis's "Index, Context, and Content" (contact Jonathan for a copy if required)
Foundations: Philosophy of Language (Schaffer)
First Meeting: October 4
Place: Benjamin Library
Topic: Invariantism / contextualism /relativism. For the first two meetings we will set up a background semantic framework, and for the last three meetings we will look at specific debates concerning predicates of personal taste, epistemic modals, and knowledge ascriptions.
Ethics & International Public Policy - Fri 7 Oct
Location: Coombs Seminar Room F.
Reading: Elizabeth Anderson (2010), 'The Imperative of Integration' - chapter 1.
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
A few colleagues have recommended Elizabeth Anderson’s recent book on ‘The imperative of integration’, and we thought we could devote a few sessions of the Ethics and International Public Policy reading group to the book in October. In case you’re not familiar with the book, here are a few impressions from fellow reading group member Scott Wisor:
‘The specific focus is on racial integration in the U.S., and specifically integration of blacks and whites. While that narrow topic may not be of particular interest to many of you, her book bears on, and brings new insights to, a host of standard philosophical topics, including ideal and non-ideal theory, feasibility, methodology and political philosophy, justice, responsibility, legal philosophy, democratic theory, equality, citizenship, and more. The philosophy is top notch, but at least as impressive is her ability to engage in interdisciplinary research. She doesn’t just draw on other fields, she has a command of them. Her range over other disciplines, from social psychology to economics to constitutional law, is as good as or better than almost any contemporary philosopher. I think it nicely demonstrates the possibilities of interdisciplinary, applied philosophy.’
Marx's Capital - Seminar 8 - 30 September
We will be discussing Chapter 2 and possibly the beginning of Chapter 3. It would be good if we have read up to at least the end of the first part of Chapter 3.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Evolution Reading Group, meeting 2
The reading is Denis Walsh's, Tim Lewens', and Andre Ariew's "The trials of life: natural selection and random drift".
Electronic copy of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Marx's Capital - Seminar 7 - 23 September
We will be continuing our discussion of the first chapter of Capital, 'The Commodity', with a focus on the final section on the commodity fetish.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Marx's Capital - Seminar 6 - 16 September
There will be no seminar this Friday 9/9/11.
We will reconvene for Seminar 6 next Friday 16/9/11 in Seminar Room F of the Coombs Building.
We will be discussing the last section of Chapter 1, the 'commodity-fetish.'
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Marx's Capital Volume 1 Reading Group
For more information please contact Anthony Hayes email: antyphayes [at] gmail [dot] com
Monday, September 5, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 14 September
Monday, August 29, 2011
Evolution Reading Group, meeting 1
We will meet this week at Friday 2 PM in Seminar Room D (just for this week, following weeks will be in Seminar Room E).
The reading is the first chapter "Natural Selection and Fitness" from Massimo Pigliucci & Jonathan Kaplan's Making Sense of Evolution.
Electronic copies of the reading available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 31 August
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Metaphysics RG
Jonathan Schaffer leads the group. He says that not much is background is required, but the group is now about 100 pages in to Paul's manuscript, so anyone wishing to join the group now would do well to read that first.
The group typically meets on Wednesdays in the Benjamin Library (in the department), between 11am and 1pm.
Monday, July 25, 2011
Probability meeting
Donald Gillies, The Propensity Interpretation (available here).
Moral and Political Philosophy - Scanlon's What we owe to each other
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Probability meeting
Friday, July 8, 2011
Probability meeting
Friday, June 24, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 29 June
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 22 June
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Tue 21 June
Location: Coombs Seminar Room B.
Informal presentation: Jonathan Pickering: 'Climate Finance: aid, compensation or neither?'
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Monday, June 13, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 15 June
Friday, June 10, 2011
Foundations Meeting 14/06/2011
Topic: The relationship between the representational states posited by cognitive science and the intentional mental states featured in folk-psychology.
The reading is Kathleen Akins' 1996 JPhil paper, 'Of Sensory Systems and the Aboutness of Mental States'. See also Dennett on 'True Believers' for more on the ontological issue.
Contact Zoe Drayson for the reading.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Foundations Meeting
Focus on non-mental representation, mainly the notion of representation involved in computation.
For a defence of the orthodox 'received view' and a response to Egan, see Mark Sprevak's 2010 paper. Bill Ramsey's 1997 Mind & Language paper is a nice exploration of the explanatory role of representations in cognitive science, with a focus on connectionist systems.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Probability meeting
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Tue 7 June
Location: Coombs Seminar Room B.
Informal presentation: 'Ethical and Philosophical Considerations of Nuclear Energy: Lessons From Fukushima'
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 12
The readings are chapter 14, "Learning to Network", from Brian Skyrms' Signals, and Kim Sterelny's critical notice of Signals.
Electronic copies are available upon request.
The group will be taking a break for at least a couple of weeks after that. We may resume later in June.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Monday, May 23, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 11
The reading is chapters 13 & 14, "Networks II: Teamwork" and "Learning to Network", from Brian Skyrms' Signals.
Electronic copies are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Probability meeting
The paper is available here.
Ethics & International Public Policy - Tue 24 May
Location: Coombs Seminar Room B.
Paper: Terry Nardin on 'Middle-ground ethics: Can One Be Politically Realistic Without Being a Political Realist?'
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 10
The reading is chapters 11 & 12, "Networks 1: Logic and Information Processing" & "Complex Signals and Compositionality", from Brian Skyrms' Signals.
Electronic copies are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Monday, May 16, 2011
Probability meeting
We'll discuss sections 1,2,3 and 6 of Williamson, Very Improbable Knowing, available here.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 9
The reading is chapter 10, "Inventing New Signals", from Brian Skyrms' Signals.
Electronic copies are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Monday, May 9, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 11 May
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Probability meeting
Friday, May 6, 2011
Foundations Meeting
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 8
The reading is chapter 9, "Generalizing Signaling Games: Synonyms, Bottlenecks, Category Formation", from Brian Skyrms' Signals. Useful additional reading on this material is Donaldson, Lachmann, Bergstrom (2007), "The evolution of functionally referential meaning in a structured world," Journal of Theoretical Biology 246: 225–233
Electronic copies of both texts are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Tue 10 May
Location: Coombs Seminar Room F.
Informal presentation: Alejandra Mancilla on ''Does the Old Duty of Humanity Assist or Harm the Global Justice Debate?'
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Monday, May 2, 2011
Probability meeting
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 11 May
The MPP Reading Group will be taking a short hiatus over the next two weeks and will return on Wednesday 11 May.
It will continue its discussion of On Virtue Ethics with discussion of Chapters 4 and 5: "Aristotle and Kant" and "Virtue and the Emotions. Details are, as usual:
Friday, April 22, 2011
Probability meeting
We'll finish discussing the Skyrms chapter (1A) that we started last time (beginning from section 1A4, p.19 as they're marked in the document linked below); and we'll also discuss appendix 2.
Here are links to the reading:
1. Chapter 1A of Skyrms's "Causal Necessity", temporarily available here.
2. Appendix 2 of the same book, temporarily available here.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, session 8 - cancelled
Foundations Meeting
Tuesday 19/4, 1330 - 1530
Seminar Room D
We will finish the Stalnaker text, start looking at an exerpt from Lewis's Plurality of Worlds, and discuss measurement theory. Contact Wolfgang if you're missing some of the reading.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Probability meeting
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 8
The reading is chapter 9, "Generalizing Signaling Games: Synonyms, Bottlenecks, Category Formation", from Brian Skyrms' Signals. Useful additional reading on this material is Donaldson, Lachmann, Bergstrom (2007), "The evolution of functionally referential meaning in a structured world," Journal of Theoretical Biology 246: 225–233
Electronic copies of both texts are available upon request.
The group will be taking a break for a couple of weeks after that. We'll probably resume on Friday 6th May.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Foundations Meeting, Tue 12/4, 1330-1530, SR D
Tuesday the 12th of April
1:30pm to 3:30pm
Seminar Room D.
The reading is the same as last last week: chapter 1 of Stalnaker's Inquiry. Contact Wolfgang if you need a copy of the reading.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 13 April
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 7
The reading is chapters 7 & 8, "Learning" & "Learning in Lewis Signaling Games", from Brian Skyrms' Signals.
Electronic copies are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Moral and Political Philosophy - 6 April
Monday, April 4, 2011
Foundations Meeting
The next meeting will be on Tuesday the 5th of April. The reading is chapter 1, of Stalnaker's Inquiry. Please contact Wolfgang to obtain a copy of the reading. We're asked to read at least up until the top of p 17.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 6
The reading is chapter 6, "Deception", from Brian Skyrms' Signals.
Electronic copies are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Foundations Meeting
Foundations
Previous groups have treated topics such as probability, perception, physicalism, meta-logic, normative ethics, mathematics, metaphysics, intuition, and action.
The Foundations reading groups are open only to postgraduate students enrolled in or visiting the ANU Philosophy program. A certain level of participation is required for enrolled students; see the page on the 'Foundations Course'.
Current Foundations Reading Group
Clicking here will take you to the most recent posts for the Foundations seminar.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Probability meeting
Frank Arntzenius (1995).
The paper is available here.
Moral and Political Philosophy - 30 March
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 5
The reading is chapters 4 & 5, "Evolution" and "Evolution in Lewis Signaling Games", from Brian Skyrms' Signals.
Electronic copies are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Probability meeting
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Tue 22 Mar
Location: Coombs Seminar Room B.
Informal presentation: Luara Ferracioli on 'Skill flow and moral responsibility'
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Monday, March 14, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 4
The next meeting of the Evolution of Cognition reading group is Friday 18th March, 2:30 PM, Seminar Rm F.
The reading is chapter 3, "Information", from Brian Skyrms' Signals.
Electronic copies are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Probability meeting
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Practical Cognition -- meeting 13
A copy of the reading available for photocopying is in the pigeon hole bearing the name "John Bengson", located among the pigeon holes located near the elevator (the one by the tea room) on the second floor of Coombs.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 9 March
Friday, March 4, 2011
Probability meeting
Paul Humphreys (2004). Some Considerations on Conditional Chances. British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 55 (4):667-680.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Tue 8 Mar
Location: Coombs Seminar Room C.
Informal presentation: Scott Wisor on 'Public reason and poverty measurement'
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Practical Cognition -- meeting 12
A copy of the reading available for photocopying is in the pigeon hole bearing the name "John Bengson", located among the pigeon holes located near the elevator (the one by the tea room) on the second floor of Coombs.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 3
The next meeting of the Evolution of Cognition reading group is Friday 4th March, 2:30 PM, Seminar Rm F.
The reading is up to the end of chapter 2 of Brian Skyrms' monograph Signals.
Electronic copies of the texts mentioned are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Formal (Meta)-Semantics - Meeting 14
Location: Seminar Room F.
Reading: Brian Skyrms: Signals. Chapter 1&2.
Contact: Clas.Weber@anu.edu.au
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Probability meeting
We'll discuss three sevenths (see below) of Antony Eagle's 'Twenty-One Arguments against Propensity Analyses of Probability', which is available here.
The parts we'll discuss: Section 3, Arguments 1, 2, 5, 6 and 13-17 (inclusive)
For those not too familiar with propensity accounts of probability, it might also be helpful to look at the introductory parts of the paper - Sections 1 (Analysing probability) and 2 (Propensity analyses), excluding subsection 2.5, which is about a version of the propensity view that isn't targeted by the arguments we'll be discussing.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Practical Cognition -- meeting 11
A copy of the reading available for photocopying is in the pigeon hole bearing the name "John Bengson", located among the pigeon holes located near the elevator (the one by the tea room) on the second floor of Coombs.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Mathematics Reading Group
Monday, February 21, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 2
The next meeting of the Evolution of Cognition reading group is Friday 25th February, 2:30 PM, Seminar Rm F.
The reading is Merlin Donald, 1999, "Preconditions for the evolution of protolanguages", in Michael Corballis & Stephen Lea (eds.), The Descent of Mind: Psychological Perspectives on Hominid Evolution, Oxford UP, 138--154.
Following this we'll be reading Brian Skyrms' monograph Signals.
Electronic copies of the texts mentioned are available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Friday, February 18, 2011
Formal Semantics - Meeting 13
Location: Seminar Room D.
Reading: Avery Andrews: Model Theory for Antirealists.
Contact: Clas.Weber@anu.edu.au
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy - Tue 22 Feb
Location: Coombs Seminar Room C.
Informal presentation: Holly Lawford-Smith and Anne Schwenkenbecher on 'Climate change: does fairness matter?'
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Probability meeting
This paper discusses partial belief updates and simultaneous belief updates. Contrary to what many probabilists think, it is shown here that belief updates can be modeled by using Jeffrey conditionalization (JC) and that the modeling results so obtained are similar to those obtained by using Maximal Entropy Principle. With the help of these results, it is argued that Kullback-Leibler distance measure in Maximal Entropy Principle is more plausible than other distance measures.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Practical Cognition -- meeting 10
A copy of the reading available for photocopying is in the pigeon hole bearing the name "John Bengson", located among the pigeon holes located near the elevator (the one by the tea room) on the second floor of Coombs.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Moral and Political Philosophy - 16 Feb
Friday, February 11, 2011
Formal Semantics - Meeting 12
Location: Seminar Room D.
Reading: Pauline Jacobson: Towards a Variable-Free Semantics (Sections 1&2).
The paper can be found here.
Contact: Clas.Weber@anu.edu.au
Probability meeting
Moral and Political Philosophy Reading Group
Date | Title | Chapter | Pages |
---|---|---|---|
3 Aug | What We Owe to Each Other (TM Scanlon) | Reasons 1-9 (pp. 17-49) | 31 |
10 Aug | Reasons 10-14 (pp. 50-77) | 27 | |
17 Aug | Values (pp. 78-107) | 29 | |
24 Aug | Well-Being (pp. 108-146) | 38 | |
31 Aug | Wrongness and Reasons (pp. 147 - 188) | 41 | |
7 Sept | The Structure of Contractualism 1-6 (pp. 189-218) | 29 | |
14 Sept | The Structure of Contractualism 7-10 (pp. 218-247) | 29 | |
21 Sept | Responsibility 1-3 (pp. 248-294) | 46 | |
28 Sept | Promises (pp. 295-327) | 32 | |
5 Oct | Relativism (pp. 328-361) | 33 |
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Evolution of Cognition reading group, meeting 1
The Evolution of Cognition Reading Group is starting up again. The first meeting for the semester is Friday 18th February, 2:30 PM, Seminar Rm F.
The reading is Ruth Garrett Millikan, 2010, "On Knowing The Meaning", Mind 119(473): 43-81. Electronic copy available upon request.
Contact: Stephan Kubicki (stephan.kubicki{at}anu.edu.au)
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Formal Semantics - Meeting 11
Location: Seminar Room D.
Reading: Chapter 3 & 4 of Johan van Benthem: Language in Action.
Please contact me if you need the text.
Contact: Clas.Weber@anu.edu.au
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy RG - Tue 8 Feb
Location: Coombs Seminar Room B.
Informal presentation: Jon Herington on health security
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Probability meeting
The paper is available here.
Formal Semantics - Meeting 10
Location: Seminar Room D.
Reading: Section 1&2 of Michael Moortgat: Categorial Type Logics.
The paper can be found here.
Contact: Clas.Weber@anu.edu.au
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Practical Cognition -- meeting 9
The first meeting will be held Friday, 11th February, at 2pm on the tea room balcony. We will discuss the introduction and part one, "The Representation of Life".
Copies of the reading will be made available in advance of each meeting. Please check the pigeon hole bearing the name "John Bengson", located among the pigeon holes located near the elevator (the one by the tea room) on the second floor of Coombs.
Please send an email to john.bengson@anu.edu.au if you are interested in participating yet are unable to attend on the specified day/time.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Formal Semantics - Meeting 9
Location: Seminar Room D.
Reading: Heim/Kratzer: Chapter 7: Quantification and Grammar.
Contact: Clas.Weber@anu.edu.au
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Ethics & International Public Policy RG - Tue 25 Jan
Location: Coombs Seminar Room B.
Presentation: Jonathan Pickering / Christian Barry - climate debt
Contact: jonathan dot pickering at anu etc
Friday, January 14, 2011
Formal Semantics - Meeting 8
Location: Seminar Room D.
Reading: Heim/Kratzer: Chapter 6: Quantifiers.
Contact: Clas.Weber@anu.edu.au
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Formal Semantics - Meeting 7
Location: Tea balcony (or Seminar Room F).
Reading: Heim/Kratzer: Chapter 5: Relative Clauses, Variables, Variable Binding.
Contact: Clas.Weber@anu.edu.au