TALKS by TIM BUTTON
Inspecting Cats and Snake Attacks
Oct-2009, Moral Sciences Club, Cambridge
Restrictivism as Militant Quietism
Jul-2009, Graduate Session of the UEA Joint Sessions
Hyperloops Do Not Threaten the Notion of an Effective Procedure
Jul-2009, Computability in Europe, Heidelberg
Referring in Fictions & Referring to Fictions
Jun-2009, Sixth Barcelona Workshop on Issues in the Theory of Reference
Truth in structures & referential underdetermination
28-Mar-2009, Pitt/CMU Graduate Conference
What hypercomputers (don't) tell us about effective procedures
Mar-2009, Science & Philosophy of Unconventional Computing, Cambridge
"What is an indefinite totality?" How not to approach indefinite extensibility
21-Feb-2009, UCLA/USC graduate conference
Model Theory versus Fictionalism
08-Nov-2009, Notre Dame Midwest PhilMath Workshop (MWPMW9)
Where Fiction Ends and Reality Begins
20-Jun-2008, MetaMetaphysics at LOGOS (University of Barcelona)
Hypercomputers and Turing Computers
05-Nov-2007, Arché Graduate Conference (winning a prize for the best talk)
Weyl's Tiles and Unpicturable Geometries
07-Jul-2007, Open Session at the Bristol Joint Sessions
Identity in Realistic Structuralism
19-Feb-2005, Arché Graduate Conference
Several of the talks have turned into publications.