Past Tarner Lectures

Year	Lecturer	Subject	Listen online:
2019	Professor E. Sober	Solving Problems in the Philosophy of Science by using (some simple ideas about) Probability	Lecture 4 - Values in Science Lecture 2 - Ockham's Razor Lecture 1 - The Problem of Induction
2012	Sir Geoffrey Lloyd	The Ideals of Inquiry: An Ancient History
2006	Professor P. Galison	Images, Objects, and the Scientific Self
2000	Professor S. Conway Morris	Footsteps to eternity: the implications of evolution
1996	Professor M. Rudwick	Constructing geohistory in the age of revolution
1994	Professor M. Redhead	From physics to metaphysics
1991	Professor I. Hacking	Kinds of people and kinds of things
1988	Sir Andrew Huxley	Matter, life, evolution
1985	Professor J.F. Dyson	Origins of life
1982	Professor E.O. Wilson	Socio-biology and comparative social theory
1978	Professor M. Black	Models of rationality
1975	Professor W. Kneale	Grammar, logic, and arithmetic
1970	Dr G. Buchdahl
1967	Professor G.H. von Wright
1965	Professor H. Bondi	Assumption and myth in physical theory
1962	Mr H.A.C. Dobbs	The concept of time
1960	Professor C.F.A. Pantin	The A sciences and the B sciences
1956	Professor E. Schrödinger (read by Professor J. Wisdom)	The physical basis of consciousness
1953	Professor G. Ryle	Cross purposes between theories
1949	Professor Woodger	Biology and language
1947	Sir Edmund Whittaker	The concepts of physics
1946	Mr R.B. Braithwaite	Laws of nature, probability, and scientific explanation
1941	Dr C.A. Mace	Causality and mind
1938	Sir Arthur Eddington	The philosophy of physical science
1935	Mr A.D. Ritchie	The natural history of mind
1931	Dr Tennant	The relations between the different departments of knowledge
1929	Mr G.E. Moore	Knowledge direct and indirect
1926	Hon. Bertrand Russell	The analysis of matter
1923	Dr C.D. Broad	The border-line between physics and psychology
1919	Dr A.N. Whitehead