March 2012.
Chapters
0:00 Michael Friedman, "Suppes on Science and Philosophy"
47:32 Paul Humphreys, "Models of Data Fifty Years On"
1:06:09 Stephan Hartmann, "Imprecise Probabilities in Quantum Mechanics"
1:29:19 Thomas Ryckman, "The Structure, The Whole Structure, and Not Nothing But The Structure"
1:52:05 George Smith, "Indirect Measurement as Evidence"
2:19:39 Duncan Luce, "The Incompleteness of Holder's Theorem During Most of the 20th Century"
2:43:38 Jean-Claude Falmagne
2:58:58 Brian Skyrms, "Learning to Signal with Two Kinds of Trial and Error"
3:18:00 Hannes Leitgeb, "Belief as Qualitative Probability"
3:46:35 Adolfo Garcia de la Sienra, "Representational Measurement in Economics"
4:08:11 Russell Hardin, "Mirroring and Interpersonal Values"
4:30:06 Kenneth Arrow, "The Economic System as Trade in Information"
4:57:48 Jens-Erik Fenstad, "On What There Is: Infinitesimals and the Nature of Numbers"
5:25:54 Harvey Friedman, "Are the Usual Axioms Sufficient?"
5:49:11 Dana Scott, "Turing, Church, and the Entscheidungsproblem"
6:12:57 Jaakko Hintikka, "There Is No Set Theory, But There Are Set-Theoretical Problems"
6:32:13 Colleen Crangle, "Semantics and the Brain"
6:53:29 Elizabeth Loftus, "Illusions of Memory"
7:14:47 Anne Fagot-Largeault, "The Psychiatrist's Dilemma"
7:29:11 Marcos Perreau-Guimares, "Language and the Brain"
7:49:55 Stanley Peters, "Interpreting Quantified Noun Phrases in Doubly Extended Relation Algebras"
8:14:34 Dan Flickinger, "Using Paraphrases in Grammar"
8:36:41 Wilhelm Levelt, "From Rousseau to Suppes: On Diaries and Probabilistic Grammars"
8:57:21 Nancy Cartwright, "Suppes on Science and Philosophy"
9:36:02 Claudio Carvalhaes, "Using the Scalp Electric Field to Recognize EEG Signals"
9:56:56 Dagfinn Follesdal, "Patrick Suppes's Main Contributions to the Philosophy of Language"