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 pril-2012-Spinoza-lectures-Michael-Friedman
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SUMMARY:Spinoza lectures, Michael Friedman
ATTENDEE;ROLE=Speaker:Michael Friedman
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20120405T201500
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LOCATION:Agnietenkapel, Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:Abstract:  The Second Lecture applies 
 the historical approach I have been developing to 
 issues of interest within contemporary philosophy 
 involving naturalism, mathematics, and the place o
 f normativity in a scientific world-view. I do thi
 s by briefly sketching a new look at the history o
 f philosophical rationalism and its involvement wi
 th mathematical science from Plato, through the sc
 ientific revolution of the seventeenth century (Ga
 lileo, Descartes, Newton, Leibniz), to Kant. And I
  aim thereby to indicate how we might fruitfully g
 o on from this rationalist tradition today.  For m
 ore information, contact Y.T.M.Verbeek at uva.nl.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n        <p>Abstract
 :<br/>\n        The Second Lecture applies the his
 torical approach I have been\n        developing t
 o issues of interest within contemporary\n        
 philosophy involving naturalism, mathematics, and 
 the place of\n        normativity in a scientific 
 world-view. I do this by briefly\n        sketchin
 g a new look at the history of philosophical\n    
     rationalism and its involvement with mathemati
 cal science from\n        Plato, through the scien
 tific revolution of the seventeenth\n        centu
 ry (Galileo, Descartes, Newton, Leibniz), to Kant.
  And I\n        aim thereby to indicate how we mig
 ht fruitfully go on from\n        this rationalist
  tradition today.</p>\n    \n        <p>For more i
 nformation, contact <a class="email">Y.T.M.Verbeek
  <span class="at">at</span> uva.nl</a>.</p>\n    
URL:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2012/newsitem/4409/5-A
 pril-2012-Spinoza-lectures-Michael-Friedman
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