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CEFISES Seminar: Maksim Demin, “Challenging the Prevailing View: How Formal Digital Methods Can Reshape Our Understanding of 19th-Century German Philosophy.”
CEFISES Seminar: Maksim Demin, “Challenging the Prevailing View: How Formal Digital Methods Can Reshape Our Understanding of 19th-Century German Philosophy.”
Livestream https://youtu.be/5EcEoFCFoec Series: Digital Approaches Speaker: Maksim Demin Title: "Challenging the Prevailing View: How Formal Digital Methods Can Reshape Our Understanding of 19th-Century German Philosophy."
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CEFISES Seminar: Mario De Cario, “Defending free will against contemporary skepticism”
CEFISES Seminar: Mario De Cario, “Defending free will against contemporary skepticism”
Livestream https://youtu.be/jdeXnbO78T0 Series: Metametaphysics Speaker: Mario De Cario (Università Roma Tre / Tufts University) Title: "Defending free will against contemporary skepticism" Abstract "Everyone who does evil is the cause of his own evildoing,” wrote Augustine, expressing the view – widely prevailing in the course of the history of philosophy – that free will is a necessary condition of moral… Continue reading CEFISES Seminar: Mario De Cario, “Defending free will against contemporary skepticism”
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CEFISES Seminar: Azat Garaev, “Constructive Neutral Evolution: A new perspective on robustness and evolvability?”
CEFISES Seminar: Azat Garaev, “Constructive Neutral Evolution: A new perspective on robustness and evolvability?”
Livestream https://youtu.be/_F72fAyvUAs Series: Work-in-Progress Speaker: Azat Garaev (UCLouvain) Title: "Constructive Neutral Evolution: A new perspective on robustness and evolvability?" Abstract Some organisms employ complex systems to perform relatively simple functions. It may be that the complexity only appears to be "unnecessary" while being beneficial, for example, by making the system more robust. However, functional complexity… Continue reading CEFISES Seminar: Azat Garaev, “Constructive Neutral Evolution: A new perspective on robustness and evolvability?”