Overview
During five days, the schedule will be split into a morning and afternoon session in which internationally highly reputed lecturers offer courses presenting their methods of expertise. The students will have the possibility to apply the methods and study the practical details. In some evening lectures, we will reflect on the limits and potential of empirical methods for the philosophy of mathematics together with prominent philosophers of mathematics. Further, a social get-together and an afternoon excursion is planned to guarantee exchange between the participants.
Preliminary Programme
Day | Morning & Afternoon Session | Evening Lecture |
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Monday | xPhil Beyond the Philosophy of Mathematics Pascale Willemsen (University of Zurich) | tba Benedikt Löwe (Amsterdam, Cambridge & Hamburg) |
Tuesday | Ethnographic Approaches Karen François (CLPS, Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Rik Pinxten (UGhent) Eric Vandendriessche (SPHERE, Paris) | tba Ursula Martin (Edinburgh & Oxford) |
Wednesday | Historical Case Studies Roy Wagner (ETH Zurich) (tbc) | Joint trip to the Nordpark 🏞 |
Thursday | Small-Data Approaches Bernhard Schröder (Duisburg-Essen) Bernhard Fisseni (Duisburg-Essen) | tba Helena Mihaljević (HTW Berlin) |
Friday | Big-Data Approaches Mikkel Willum Johansen (Copenhagen) Henrik Kragh Sørensen (Copenhagen) | tba |
Please note that session and lecture titles are preliminary and subject to change. The finale schedule will be available shortly before the summer school.