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Rockeando CienciaEP01: Rockeando Ciencia | Artículos Científicos0:00:00 Intro. 0:02:15 Conversación sobre los papers cientificos. 2:15:53 Recomendación musical del episodio.
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Lado B del ConocimientoEp. 02. El debate propiciado por el "Manifiesto nacionalista" de C. Ulises MoulinesEn este episodio nuestros conductores analizan y discuten los tópicos vinculados al nacionalismo y antinacionalismo en el debate propiciado por C. Ulises Moulines a inicios del presente siglo.
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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1maW707osWMxNyXrCFrY-vKNPLj65374R?usp=sharing2019-12-3126 min
MCMP – Philosophy of ScienceCausality and Theoretical Terms in PhysicsC. Ulises Moulines (LMU) gives a talk at the conference on "The Analysis of Theoretical Terms" (3-5 April, 2013) titled "Causality and Theoretical Terms in Physics".2019-04-1950 minMCMP – History of PhilosophyStegmüllers Wende zum "Non-Statement View"C. Ulises Moulines gives a talk at the Symposium "Wolfgang Stegmüller und die Rückkehr der analytischen Philosophie" (1 June, 2013) titled "Stegmüllers Wende zum "Non-Statement View"".2019-04-1835 minMCMP – EpistemologyIs There Anything Besides Me?C. Ulises Moulines (LMU) gives a talk at the MCMP workshop "New Perspectives on External World Scepticism" (9-10 July, 2013) titled "Is There Anything Besides Me?". Abstract: The question “Is there anything besides me?” appears to be a most basic philosophical question. It is basic in an ontological, an epistemological, and—so it may be argued—also a semantic sense. It challenges our most fundamental categories of thought. To this question, four different answers may, in principle, be given: (1) a realist answer: “Yes”; (2) a solipsist answer: “No”; (3) a sceptical answer: “Perhaps, but I’ll never know”; and finally (4) a positivist answer: “This question makes no s...2013-11-0200 min
Concrete CausationWelcome Address (Audio Excerpt)Professor C. Ulises Moulines (LMU Munich, Seminar for Philosophy, Logic and Philosophy of Science) opens the LMU workshop "Concrete Causation" (9 July, 2010) with his Welcome Address to an audience of various disciplines; this is an audio excerpt - download the full welcome address as a PDF from the workshop's website2010-07-1004 min