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Call for Papers: Ocean Feminisms
— Caribbean Philosophical Association (@caribphil) May 4, 2021
This special issue aims to center Indigenous epistemologies of the sea alongside settler responsibilities through transoceanic reflections.
For more info, see: https://t.co/8ugD38bQQa pic.twitter.com/neUX4GD3zU
I hope that you will share this widely.@lastpositivist @jasonintrator @SamJaneB @arichardson_phi @alexbryant_ @evantthompson @shengokai @PhilosopherCrip @CiurriaMichelle @SFdirewolf @JoWolffBSG https://t.co/1PdWLtcZor
— BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY (@biopoliticalph) May 7, 2021
We have created a website to share thoughts and appreciation for our beloved colleague Katherine Hawley. There is a section to leave comments (moderated - so there might be a delay). https://t.co/7folb5tZ2i
— StAndrews Philosophy (@StAndrewsPhil) May 5, 2021
My parents are both Holocaust survivors. My mother from Hungary.
— The Electric Agora (@ElectricAgora) May 5, 2021
You should feel fortunate that you have no understanding of what an authoritarian state is actually like. Otherwise, you wouldn't say something this stupid in public.
Entscheidung von @jensspahn, Abstand zu 2. Astra-Impfung von 12 auf 4 W. zu kürzen, ist falsch. Schutzwirkung wird von 81% auf 55% gesenkt und weniger Menschen erhalten wichtige Erstimpfung. Urlaub für wenige auf Kosten Verlängerung Pandemie für viele. https://t.co/wytbJyT6zF
— Corona: Philosophie, Ethik & Recht (@Covid19Buch) May 7, 2021
Got a philosophical "hot take" that should really be ice cold? Think that 2+2=5 is fine, actually, or that certain philosophers of mind have been too mean to panpsychism? Submissions for #Cogtweeto3, "This but unironically", are open!! Deadline is May 31st https://t.co/JQ2oP2FG0o pic.twitter.com/GS9FwSUrhG
— Philosophy Twıtter Workshop Series | The Cogtweeto (@CogtweetoSeries) May 9, 2021
How to make your city uninhabitable. pic.twitter.com/Wau8qXTDWb
— The Electric Agora (@ElectricAgora) May 10, 2021
For those who are angry at Kathleen over some of the things in her book: (1) there is diversity in the gc community [a good thing]; (2) she is a philosopher and considering objections is part of her professional ethos; (3) I'm going to ask her about these things in our interview.
— The Electric Agora (@ElectricAgora) May 8, 2021
Thrilled & honored to be a 2021-22 @RadInstitute Fellow, writing book "Philosophy of Geosciences: Data, Models, & Uncertainty" on philosophy of geologic time; conceptual & methodological issues in geophysics, stratigraphy, paleontology; & public understanding of sci uncertainty. https://t.co/u53E2vPqhF
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) May 6, 2021
How do values influence decisions in science? Do values undermine objectivity? Find out in @seifert_vanessa's latest #ThoughtExperiments article 👇#Philosophy #Chemistry #PhilSci #Metaphysics https://t.co/9056N6hwDU
— MetaScience (@MetaScienceEU) May 4, 2021
We are hiring!
— CSEP Manchester (@BioethicsUoM) May 10, 2021
The University of Manchester | Jobs | Search here for your perfect career https://t.co/7cKL1W09MH
¡Mañana (6 de mayo) Asamblea General de la Facultad de Filosofía! Nos pueden escribir por interno para compartirles el link de la reunión. pic.twitter.com/8e4x5o5poY
— CuadrantePhi (@Cuadrantephi) May 5, 2021
The soft deadline for submitting abstracts for consideration in the 2021 Australasian Association for Logic Conference is coming up on 15 May. The conference will be on zoom. https://t.co/YdPyPl6nz9
— Logic at Melbourne (@logicmelb) May 4, 2021
Join us now for our live Q&A with Peter Singer on effective altruism: https://t.co/ckDePXmZCU @LifeYouCanSave
— Bilkent Philosophy (@BilkentPhil) May 5, 2021
Starting today, we have a big week of events related to #epistemology so please can you RT this to all your epistemology-loving friends! https://t.co/fYQCyPBIW6
— The Philosopher (@philosopher1923) May 10, 2021
Thanks! pic.twitter.com/ZkVuBbxDT6
Today! (6 May 5-7pm CET).
— Symphilosophie (@symphilosophie) May 6, 2021
Online book launch at Leuven Seminar in Classical German Philosophy:
"Women and Philosophy in Eighteenth-Century Germany", ed. Corey W. Dyck (OUP)
With Stefanie Buchenau, Christian Leduc, Anne Pollok & Reed Winegar:https://t.co/V0r4aqJRHq pic.twitter.com/IAPuB8FJw9
Podcast! Our own Professor Alessandra Tanesini (@Ale1808) on @3CR Community Radio talking about the varieties of feminist epistemology, the importance of standpoint, and how power is relevant to knowledge: https://t.co/sLvjU7pDet
— Cardiff Philosophy (@cardiffphilos) May 10, 2021
Comunicado de CuadrantePhi con respecto al Paro Nacional. #LaJavePara pic.twitter.com/QnsZMjfffa
— CuadrantePhi (@Cuadrantephi) May 4, 2021
New on the blog: @m_j_hannon and Elizabeth Edenberg present their new @OUPPhilosophy book, Political Epistemology https://t.co/eEL4vXRa2N pic.twitter.com/AgRCoohjEu
— Imperfect Cognitions (@EpistInnocence) May 4, 2021
New post in a new social conception of #delusions series on the blog: today @miyazono_kengo and Alessandro Salice ask whether testimonial abnormalities are responsible for delusion formation https://t.co/4dEcpwCRKn pic.twitter.com/uMEy0UmtYr
— Imperfect Cognitions (@EpistInnocence) May 11, 2021