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Michael Wright Collection
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MW0000405 - 16/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: Thomas Filk: discussion (last part) / Richard Healey: Perspectival objectivity
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MW0000405 - 16/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: general discussion
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MW0000406 - 17/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: Rod Sutherland: Causally symmetric Bohm models / Ken Wharton: Probability time-neutral models of QM
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MW0000406 - 17/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: Rod Sutherland: Causally symmetric Bohm models / Ken Wharton: Probability time-neutral models of QM (contd.)
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MW0000407 - 17/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: Simon Saunders talk (last part) / Q&A discussion
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MW0000407 - 17/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: general discussions (contd.)
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MW0000408 - 18/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: Michel Bitbol: Perspective & complementarity / Katherine Brading: Poincaré / Elena Castellani: Curie’s principle
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MW0000408 - 18/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: Michel Bitbol: Perspective & complementarity / Katherine Brading: Poincaré / Elena Castellani: Curie’s principle (contd.)
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MW0000409 - 18/06/08 Perspective(s) in Physics & Philosophy, Paris: Ron Giere: Scientific perspectivism
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