Early Modern Philosophy and Literature: An Illegitimate Child Epilepsy, Gambling, and the Birth of Probability

Authors

David J. Hart

Document Type

Podcast

Publication Date

2-14-2013

Publisher

UNLV Center for Gaming Research

Abstract

In this Gaming Research Colloquium talk, Hart, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at West Texas A & M University, discusses the links between epilepsy, gambling, and the birth of probability in the early modern period.

Keywords

Chance; Epilepsy; Gambling; History; Probabilities

Disciplines

Gaming and Casino Operations Management | History | History of Science, Technology, and Medicine | Probability

File Format

mp3

File Size

42.950 KB

Run Time

00:45:47

Language

English

Comments

mp3 Audio file size: 41.9 megabytes

Attached file: Flyer

Repository Citation

Hart, D. J. (2013). Early Modern Philosophy and Literature: An Illegitimate Child Epilepsy, Gambling, and the Birth of Probability.
Available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/gaming_podcasts/10