Showing posts with label Craig Callender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craig Callender. Show all posts
Monday, July 29, 2013
Nothing to See Here: Craig Callender in NYT
Professor and Chair of UCSD Philosophy Craig Callender has written the following piece for "The Stone", the New York Times forum for Philosophy: Nothing to See Here: Demoting the Uncertainty Principle. Check it out!
Monday, June 3, 2013
A Matter of Time | World Science Festival
UCSD Professor of Philosophy Craig Callendar recently participated in a discussion panel at the World Science Festival on "A Matter of Time" (A Matter of Time | World Science Festival) with Ira Flatow (moderator, NPR Science Friday), Paul Davies (ASU), Tim Maudlin (NYU), and Max Tegmark (MIT). Craig's presentation begins at 53:55.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Craig Callender in Scientific American and on TV
We here at UCSD Philosophy are all very proud of our colleague Craig Callender's recent article in Scientific American (June 2010): "Is Time an Illusion?" You can get a preview of the article online. Unfortunately, it turns out that time is real, although it is something of a consolation to hear that it is not fundamental.
Craig is also shown on "Philosophy TV" debating Johnathan Schaffer on various topics of metaphysics (or, er, meta-metaphysics-- can't we just get back to physics?)-- check out the streaming online video.
Great job Craig! You've got a face made for internet television blogs.
Craig is also shown on "Philosophy TV" debating Johnathan Schaffer on various topics of metaphysics (or, er, meta-metaphysics-- can't we just get back to physics?)-- check out the streaming online video.
Great job Craig! You've got a face made for internet television blogs.
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