MIT philosophy: groups:
reading groups

• Harvard/MIT probability reading group
  A regular dose of the old Bayesian snake oil, administered by Rachael Briggs (rabriggs@mit.edu).
   
• Context-dependence and monsters reading group
  Here be dragons; guided tour led by Paolo Santorio (santorio@mit.edu).
   
• History reading group
  Bedtime tales of the mighty dead, read by K. E. D. Walden (kewalden@mit.edu).
   
• Epistemology reading group
  Known unknowns, unknown unknowns, etc. Contact Susanna Rinard (srinard@gmail.com).
   
• Metaontology reading group
  What does "What is there?" mean? Meets biweekly on Thursday mornings. Contact Alejandro Pérez Carballo (apca@mit.edu).
   
• Logic (i.e. first 16 chapters of Boolos & Jeffrey) reading group
  Contact Agustín Rayo (arayo@mit.edu).
   
• Philosophy of physics reading group
  Atoms in the void and all that. Relative to Brad Skow's rest frame (bskow@mit.edu).
   
• M.A.T.T.I. discussion group (schedule)
  A reading group for MIT graduate students. Contact Sarah Moss (moss@mit.edu).
   
• Friends and Eminees Reading Group
  A reading group to discuss working papers in metaphysics and epistemology broadly construed (including philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, philosophy of math and logic, history of analytic philosophy, and so on). It's open to grad students, faculty, and visiting members of the Harvard and MIT philosophical communities.
      For more information, see the website.