2000 HSS/PSA Program 1 - History of Science Society

Friday, 3 November
PSA 2000 Program
Critical Aspects of the Dutch Book Argument (Symposium)
(Lord Byron)
Henry␣ E. Kyburg Jr., University of Rochester, The Dutch Book Argument
and Rational Belief
Isaac Levi, Columbia University, Money Pumps and Diachronic Dutch Books
T. Seidenfeld, Carnegie Mellon University, M.␣ J. Schervish, Carnegie Mellon
University, and J.␣ B. Kadane, Carnegie Mellon University, Degrees of
Incoherence Applied to Statistical Hypothesis Testing at a Fixed Level
Chair: Teddy Seidenfeld, Carnegie Mellon University
Experimentation and the Evaluation of Evolutionary Theories (Symposium)
(Grouse)
Robert␣ A. Skipper, Jr., Oregon State University, Strategies for Hypothesis
Assessment in Evolutionary Biology
David␣ Wyss Rudge, Western Michigan University, Kettlewell from an Error
Statistician’s Point of View
Robert␣ N. Brandon, Duke University, Hypothetico-deductivism in the
Philosophy of Biology: Away from Popper and back to Bernard
COMMENTATOR: Michael␣ J. Wade, Indiana University
CHAIR: Elisabeth␣ A. Lloyd, Indiana University
Science and Values (Contributed Papers)
(Stanley)
K.␣ Brad Wray, University of British Columbia, Science, Biases, and the Threat
of Global Pessimism
Kristina Rolin, Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration,
Rational Grounds for Trust in Science
Kristen Intemann, University of Washington, Science and Values: Are Value
Judgements Always Irrelevant to the Justification of Scientific Claims?
CHAIR: Phyllis Rooney, Oakland University
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Friday, 3 November
6:00 p.m.—7:30 p.m.
(Regency West)
Awards, Announcements and Introduction
Richard Jeffrey, Princeton University
President’s Address
Michael Friedman, Indiana University
“Kant, Kuhn, and the Rationality of Science”
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