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ONLINE TALK: Sean Walsh (UCLA) on "Model completions, model theory, and ideal elements", May 19, 5-7pm (CET)

by Institut für Philosophie

Dear All, The Philosophy Department of the Central European University, the Institute Vienna Circle and the Unit for Applied Philosophy of Science and Epistemology (of the Department of Philosophy of the University of Vienna) are jointly organizing a series of talks this term. On Thursday, May the 19th, 5-7pm (CET) Prof. Sean Walsh (University of California, Los Angeles) will speak about Model completions, model theory, and ideal elements (abstract below) The meeting will be online via ZOOM: https://univienna.zoom.us/j/61475205762?pwd=akFBUW5sWktDZmNsQVN4cjVFR3lWZz09 Upcoming talks: 2 June 3-5 PM: Eric Nelson 9 June 3-5 PM: Anna Bellomo 23 June 3-5 PM: Hanne Andersen 30 June 3-5 PM: Georg Schiemer Abstract: Manders (1989) suggested that the model-theoretic notion of model completion could help conceptualize the rationale behind the choice of ideal elements in mathematics. Bellomo (2021) usefully compares and contrasts this to the idea of 'domain expansion' that one finds in the principle of permanence, which has many connections to the Hilbert program (cf. Detlefsen 2005). The Hilbert program has given rise to much within mathematical logic, and can be viewed through the lens of reverse mathematics (Simpson 1988, Simpson 1999). In this talk, we look at Manders' preferred method of domain extension in the framework of reverse mathematics. It is one way of trying to understand how hard it is to find the types of models at issue in model completions when they exist. Bellomo, Anna. 2021. "Domain Extension and Ideal Elements in Mathematics." Philosophia Mathematica. Series III 29 (3): 366-91. Detlefsen, Michael. 2005. "Formalism." In The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic, edited by Stewart Shapiro. Oxford University Press. Manders, Kenneth. 1989. "Domain Extension and the Philosophy of Mathematics." The Journal of Philosophy 86 (10): 553-62. S. G. Simpson. Subsystems of Second Order Arithmetic. Perspectives in Mathematical Logic. Springer- Verlag, Berlin, 1999. S. G. Simpson. Partial realizations of Hilbert's program. J. Symbolic Logic, 53(2):349-363, 1988. On behalf of the organizers, Iulian Toader

2 years, 9 months

Phänomenologische Forschungen - Vortrag, 24.5.2022, 17.00 Uhr: Maren Wehrle: Gelebte und diskursive Normalität. Phänomenologie als Beschreibung und Kritik der Normalität

by Institut für Philosophie

Liebe Kolleg_innen, wir möchten Sie herzlich zur nächsten Veranstaltung der Vortragsreihe Phänomenologische Forschungen einladen: Dienstag, 24.5.2022, 17.0019.00 Uhr, HS 2H, Institut für Philosophie der Universität Wien, Universitätsstraße 7, 1010 Wien Maren Wehrle (Erasmus University Rotterdam): Gelebte und diskursive Normalität. Phänomenologie als Beschreibung und Kritik der Normalität Mit besten Grüßen, Georg Stenger Michael Staudigl Gerhard Unterthurner https://phaenomenologie.univie.ac.at/forschung/vorlesungsreihe-phaenomenolog ische-forschungen/

2 years, 9 months

Critique - A Journal for Your Undergraduate Students

by Philosophie

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, das Institut für Philosophie möchte auf Folgendes aufmerksam machen: Von: HYDE, B.V.E. V.E. (Student) <b.v.e.hyde(a)durham.ac.uk <mailto:b.v.e.hyde@durham.ac.uk> > Gesendet: Donnerstag, 12. Mai 2022 15:38 An: HYDE, B.V.E. V.E. (Student) <b.v.e.hyde(a)durham.ac.uk <mailto:b.v.e.hyde@durham.ac.uk> > Betreff: Critique - A Journal for Your Undergraduate Students Dear Sir, I would be appreciative if you would disseminate this opportunity amongst your students. Critique is an English-language peer-reviewed open access academic journal published biannually in winter and summer by the University of Durham. It publishes original articles, discussion pieces and authoritative book reviews in any area of philosophy, written by undergraduates worldwide. There are no costs associated with either submission or publication. The journal is looking for peer-reviewers and soliciting submissions now. Attached to this email is a call for papers. The submission guidelines can be found by following <https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/academic/philosophy/undergraduate-stud y/critique/> this link. Submissions should be sent as a Microsoft Word document to the Editor at <mailto:durhamcritique@gmail.com> durhamcritique(a)gmail.com. Applications to become a reviewer should be sent to the same address. Applications might include a curriculum vitae, a reference from an academic, a copy of a university transcript, or any other material that the applicant might deem relevant to demonstrating their competency in a certain topic, as well as philosophic method more generally. <mailto:durhamcritique@gmail.com> The journal will be published around July. Although submissions are accepted all year round, authors and reviewers are asked to complete their submissions by the middle of June if they wish to be included in the forthcoming issue. Faithfully, B.V.E. Hyde Editor

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