Function, Structure and Evolution: Workshop on the Philosophy of Biology
Published by Becky Vartabedian September 5th, 2006 in Events, Philosophy Conferences| October 14, 2006 10:51 pm | to | October 15, 2006 1:51 am |
Function, Structure and Evolution: Workshop on the Philosophy of Biology
Begins: Sat, 14 Oct 2006
Ends: Sun, 15 Oct 2006
Location: Buffalo, NY
Link: Information
Workshop on the Philosophy of Biology
October 14-15, 2006
University at Buffalo, NY
SPEAKERS WILL INCLUDE:
William Bechtel
University of California, San Diego
Autonomous Biology
Werner Ceusters
University at Buffalo
Death is a Statistical Matter
James H. Fetzer
University of Minnesota, Duluth
Evolution: Genetic vs. Cultural
Louis J. Goldberg & Neil E. Williams
University at Buffalo
On the Ontology of Disease
David B. Hershenov
University at Buffalo
Organisms, Brains and their Parts
William K. Wimsatt
University of Chicago
Generative Entrenchment and Evolution: How the Contingent becomes Necessary
Registration is free for those who register before September 15.
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SPONSORED BY:
NATIONAL CENTER FOR ONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH
http://ncor.buffalo.edu/
and
ONTOLOGY RESEARCH GROUP, NEW YORK STATE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN
BIOINFORMATICS & LIFE SCIENCES
http://org.buffalo.edu
Function, Structure and Evolution: Workshop on the Philosophy of Biology
Function, Structure and Evolution
Workshop on the Philosophy of Biology
October 14-15, 2006
University at Buffalo, NY
SPEAKERS WILL INCLUDE:
William Bechtel
University of California, San Diego
Autonomous Biology
Werner Ceusters
University at Buffalo
Death is a Statistical Matter
James H. Fetzer
University of Minnesota, Duluth
Evolution: Genetic vs. Cultural
Louis J. Goldberg & Neil E. Williams
University at Buffalo
On the Ontology of Disease
David B. Hershenov
University at Buffalo
Organisms, Brains and their Parts
William K. Wimsatt
University of Chicago
Generative Entrenchment and Evolution: How the Contingent becomes Necessary
Registration is free for those who register before September 15.
—————————————————————————————
SPONSORED BY:
NATIONAL CENTER FOR ONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH
http://ncor.buffalo.edu/
and
ONTOLOGY RESEARCH GROUP, NEW YORK STATE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN
BIOINFORMATICS & LIFE SCIENCES
http://org.buffalo.edu
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