# Hans Reichenbach
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hans reichenbach (September 26, 1891 – April 9, 1953) was a leading philosopher of science, educator, and proponent of logical empiricism. He was influential in the areas of science, education, and of logical empiricism. He founded the Gesellschaft für empirische Philosophie (Society for Empirical Philosophy) in Berlin in 1928, also known as the “Berlin Circle”.
James Fetzer x Mona Alexis Pressley - The Worlds a stage
Episode 321: The Worlds a stage
In the late 1970s, Fetzer received a National Science Foundation fellowship, and contributed a chapter to a book on Hans Reichenbach. In 1990, Fetzer received the Medal of the University of Helsinki. He assisted theorists in computer science and joined the debate …
Elliott Sober, "The Design Argument" (Cambridge UP, 2018)
The story goes: you are walking in the woods and see a wrist-watch on the ground; you don’t know how it got there or why it has come to be abandoned here, but you can surmise that someone somewhere designed and made it due to its complexity. This is the basic premise of the argument for intelligent…
Elliott Sober, "The Design Argument" (Cambridge UP, 2018)
The story goes: you are walking in the woods and see a wrist-watch on the ground; you don’t know how it got there or why it has come to be abandoned here, but you can surmise that someone somewhere designed and made it due to its complexity. This is the basic premise of the argument for intelligent…
The Inaugural Lecture of the Francis Bacon Lecture Series
Professor Elliot Sober is Hans Reichenbach Professor of Philosophy and William F. Vilas Research Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA.
Episode 10 - Elliott Sober
On Episode 10, Nick talks with Elliott Sober, the Hans Reichenbach Professor and William F. Vilas Research Professor in Philosophy at University of Wisconsin-Madison, about doing his PhD backwards (dissertation first, coursework second), his move from more traditional philosophy into the philosophy…
The Popperian Podcast #34 – Elliott Sober and Mehmet Elgin – 'Karl Popper's Changing Assessment of Evolutionary Theory'
This episode of the Popperian Podcast features an interview that Jed Lea-Henry conducted with Elliott Sober and Mehmet Elgin. They speak about Karl Popper's analysis of evolutionary theory, how it changed over time, what he saw in the theory which made it less than scientific, and what he got wrong…
Convergentism: The Pursuit of Truth in the Philosophy of Science
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In this episode of Philosophy Crossroads, we delve into the fascinating world of convergentism, a philosophical framework that evaluates inference methods based on their capacity to lead us toward the truth over time. Guided by the seminal contributions of Charles Sanders Peirce and …
Side-Quest: Newtons Theory of Gravity is a Hoax!
Did you know that Einstein was swole af?
No, you didn't, did you?
"At close quarters, Einstein’s head was as I had imagined it: magnificent, with a humanizing touch of the comic," wrote C.P Snow about a meeting he'd had with the great Physicist in the 1930s;
"What did surprise me was his physique. …
Bridging the Gap: How Research and Practice Diverge in Psychology with Dr. Jonathan Shedler
This interview with Dr. Jonathan Shedler explores the systemic issues in psychology and psychotherapy, including the research-practice divide, the rise of CBT, and the challenges facing psychoanalysis. Gain insights into how these trends impact clinical practice, research validity, and public under…
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