Mark Sprevak

Name:	Mark Sprevak
Affiliation:	King's College, Cambridge
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Last login:	2 Mar 2009, 11:49 a.m.

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Talks given by Mark Sprevak

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• Mind-dependence and realism about the mind
• Not all computations are effective methods

Talks organised by Mark Sprevak

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• Autonomy and ontology: freedom in Kant and Heidegger
• What reasons needn't be
• So what is psychological identification anyway?
• Where do the laws of logic come from?
• Towards a postmodern concept of risk: the contribution of risk perception studies
• Defending shallow essentialism
• Proofs, refutations and heuristics: historical and essentialist standpoints in Lakatos's philosophy of mathematics
• Status of human tissues
• Is the pessimistic induction valid?
• Objective consequentialism, criteria of rightness and ignorance
• Groundwork for a Humean theory of ideal laws
• Reason in action: a Kantian view of norms
• Constructive empiricism as an epistemological thesis
• A social construction of health
• Mind-dependence and realism about the mind
• Practical judgement: a Kantian perspective
• Subjective probability and action guidance
• The primacy of secondary qualities
• Psychological identification and numerical identity: the unlikely connection
• The special kind of unpredictability of chaotic systems
• Is teleportation a (quantum) mystery?
• Supposing this and that
• Environments: a problem for the bio-statistical theory of health
• Williamson on knowledge as the most general factive mental state
• Colour-experience: eco-dispositionalism and inverted earth
• Can Kant have an account of self-knowledge?
• Practices, rules and motivation
• The sceptical consequences of phenomenal realism
• The difference between cause and condition
• Relative meaning
• Three degrees of (anti-realist) modal involvement
• Philosophy on the move: mind and body in Stanley Cavell's work
• Not all computations are effective methods