BRUNCH ABOUT ENDOPHYSICS at the History and Philosophy of Science Department Eotvos University, Budapest on November 12 1996 (Rakoczi u. 5., room 105.) Organized by: the Institute Vienna Circle, Vienna, Austria and the History and Philosophy of Science Department, Eotvos University, Budapest WHAT IS A BRUNCH? Brunch is a word combining breakfast and lunch and referring to an informal activity of eating, relaxing, and discussing a selected topic at length, potentially with a chop in the mouth (not obligatory). Our brunch begins at 10:00 a.m., ends when the last participant blows out the candle. Food can be ordered on the fly from several nearby facilities. WHAT IS ENDOPHYSICS? Under this term we refer to several loosely related novel approaches that center on one or another aspect of the observer problem in science, as approached from an internalist (or observer-in-the-box) standpoint. Of special interest are issues of completeness, consistency, duality, and other structural problems of description. Applications range from the foundations of physics to the epistemology of biology to general problems of determinism and to a new look at old philosophical debates such as those about realism and its alternatives. The Endophysics Home Page (under construction) provides more information (http://hps.elte.hu/endo.html). THE PROGRAMME Dicussion will be convened by George Kampis. Solicited commentaries from Thomas Breuer, Ladislav Kvasz, and Karl Svozil. All interested are welcome!