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 rticipation-in-Mathematical-Philosophy-Munich-Germ
 any
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SUMMARY:MCMP Summer School for Widening Participat
 ion in Mathematical  Philosophy, Munich, Germany
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240722
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LOCATION:Munich, Germany
DESCRIPTION:Following a series of eight successful
  MCMP-organized summer schools on mathematical phi
 losophy for female students, the Munich Center for
  Mathematical Philosophy (MCMP) will this year bro
 aden its offering, with a summer school for women 
 and members of other groups that are under-represe
 nted in formal philosophy. These groups include un
 der-represented gender identities, races and ethni
 cities, people with disabilities, people from low 
 income and non-academic family backgrounds.  The s
 chool's aim is to encourage students to engage wit
 h mathematical and scientific approaches to philos
 ophical problems, and thereby help to redress the 
 under-representation of women and other marginaliz
 ed groups in formal philosophy. It offers the oppo
 rtunity for study in an informal and interdiscipli
 nary setting, for lively debate, and for the devel
 opment of a network of students and professors int
 erested in the application of formal methods to ph
 ilosophy. This edition of the summer school will f
 eature lectures by: Jingyi Wu (LSE): “Models of Di
 versity and Injustice” Sara Uckelman (Durham Unive
 rsity): “What History of Logic Can Teach Us About 
 the Future of Logic”. In addition, there will be a
 n evening lecture by Barbara Vetter (FU Berlin): “
 First-generation philosophers: why they matter, an
 d how to support them”.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>Following a se
 ries of eight successful MCMP-organized summer sch
 ools on mathematical philosophy for female student
 s, the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (
 MCMP) will this year broaden its offering, with a 
 summer school for women and members of other group
 s that are under-represented in formal philosophy.
  These groups include under-represented gender ide
 ntities, races and ethnicities, people with disabi
 lities, people from low income and non-academic fa
 mily backgrounds.</p>\n  <p>The school's aim is to
  encourage students to engage with mathematical an
 d scientific approaches to philosophical problems,
  and thereby help to redress the under-representat
 ion of women and other marginalized groups in form
 al philosophy. It offers the opportunity for study
  in an informal and interdisciplinary setting, for
  lively debate, and for the development of a netwo
 rk of students and professors interested in the ap
 plication of formal methods to philosophy. This ed
 ition of the summer school will feature lectures b
 y: Jingyi Wu (LSE): “Models of Diversity and Injus
 tice” Sara Uckelman (Durham University): “What His
 tory of Logic Can Teach Us About the Future of Log
 ic”. In addition, there will be an evening lecture
  by Barbara Vetter (FU Berlin): “First-generation 
 philosophers: why they matter, and how to support 
 them”.</p>\n
URL:http://www.mathsummer.philosophie.uni-muenchen
 .de/
CONTACT:mathsummer at lrz.uni-muenchen.de
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