Explore the concepts of usefulness and fruitfulness in this thought-provoking lecture delivered by Jean Michel Salanskis from the University of Paris X Nanterre. Part of a conference celebrating the first year of the Doctor of Science program in Mathematics, Philosophy and Physics (MPP) at Chapman University, this 1-hour 18-minute talk delves into the utility of philosophy for the sciences. Gain insights from a world-renowned researcher as he examines the intersection of mathematics, physics, and philosophy. Organized by Schmid College of Science and Technology and the MPP program, this presentation offers a unique perspective on the relationship between philosophical thought and scientific inquiry.
Overview
Syllabus
Jean Michel Salanskis (University of Paris X Nanterre): Usefulness and Fruitfulness
Taught by
Schmid College, Chapman University
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