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Empieza el curso escolar de nuevo sin Filosofía. Pero seguimos luchando.
— APFM (@apfm_profesfilo) September 16, 2018
Lucha con nosotros y firma en https://t.co/oQ0GzTguKj#SalvemosLaFilosofía pic.twitter.com/8XD1E6uNxy
This is great! We would, however, argue that Aquinas retweeted Aristotle and that Wittgenstein was too cool for social media of any kind.
— The Oxford Philosopher (@theoxphil) September 20, 2018
RIP Paul Virilio (1932-2018)
— Radical Philosophy (@rphilos) September 18, 2018
"Cyberspace is a new form of perspective... The development of information superhighways confronts us with a new phenomenon: disorientation."
RP074 (Nov/Dec 1995), Paul Virilio, Red alert in cyberspace! https://t.co/ffnxjtJ0zT pic.twitter.com/p1Nenq8cdH
Today’s Probably Unintentional Irony : seen on Wikipedia pic.twitter.com/06V3GcsCdg
— Philosophy Matters (@PhilosophyMttrs) September 22, 2018
Edouard Machery, Director of the Center, discusses his new book over at the Brains Blog. https://t.co/0tvWMsqOIH
— Center for PhilSci (@Center4PhilSci) September 18, 2018
The #IllnessAsFiction workshop is opened by @drmarvac, asking: are fake illness narratives the purest form of illness narratives? (the idea being there is no correspondence to what is described) pic.twitter.com/cu3YxWw6ih
— PERFECT (@EpistInnocence) September 20, 2018
Book launch! Wednesday 3rd October 6pm-8pm
— Cardiff Philosophy (@cardiffphilos) September 21, 2018
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Rethinking Existentialism (@rethinkexistent)
by Jonathan Webber
published by @OUPPhilosophy
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at Ride My Bike café (@ridemybikecafe)
26 Park Place, Cardiff
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supported by @RIPhilo and @blackwellsdiff
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Brief talk at 6.45. All welcome! pic.twitter.com/pAnTKFhpMG
The Philosopher Queens: Why Two Ex-Philosophy Students are Crowdfunding for a Book on Women Philosophers, @RebeccaBuxton and @lisababblings https://t.co/YWUka0XyTH pic.twitter.com/J1sOlriqvx
— APA Blog (@apa_blog) September 20, 2018
When philosophers diss one another pic.twitter.com/YgA8HgLn5t
— Philosophy Matters (@PhilosophyMttrs) September 16, 2018
UBC Philosophy is advertising a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair for a Full Professor specializing in Ethics or Social and Political Philosophy, including but not limited to work emphasizing race, indigeneity, gender, or sexuality. https://t.co/zMyNCdKssr
— UBC Philosophy (@UBCPhilosophy) September 21, 2018
Excellent piece by @DrMichaelBrooks for @CosmosMagazine #dark Matter #dark energy with interviews featuring Riess, Kolb, Saari, @DudeDarkmatter (and me about the inadequacy of Popperian falsifiability in cosmology). https://t.co/ofggYXKMni
— Perspectival Realism (@p_realism) September 19, 2018
We're hiring! UBC Philosophy is seeking a new tenure-track assistant professor, specializing in Asian Philosophy. Deadline is November 15. Please help us spread the word! https://t.co/3VRV6fXtOZ
— UBC Philosophy (@UBCPhilosophy) September 20, 2018
New week, new free online issue!
— The HOPOS journal (@hoposjournal) September 17, 2018
Articles on philosophy & history, structuralism, evolution, logical empiricism, Bacon - by Thomas Uebel, Mehmet Elgin & Elliot Sober, Thomas Mormann, Katherine Dunlop, Katherine Brading & Elise Crull, and Daniel Schwartz.https://t.co/rOT7W0lm7H pic.twitter.com/WX1A8HWGcz
Evolutionary biology solves long-standing philosophical debate. (Or does it?) pic.twitter.com/vH7lUgqQe9
— Philosophy Matters (@PhilosophyMttrs) September 16, 2018
Tomorrow: our @SophieStams will be giving a talk on #confabulation in the context of illness and fiction, as part of @drmarvac Maria Vaccarella's fascinating "Malignant Fictions" workshop at the University of #Bristol. #InterdisciplinaryResearch https://t.co/TqbQXTOpqc
— PERFECT (@EpistInnocence) September 19, 2018
Project PERFECT is at the University of Bristol today, where @SophieStams will be giving a talk entitled "fiction in illness: the case of confabulation" at @drmarvac's #IllnessAsFiction workshop. pic.twitter.com/3HjJXLpBeX
— PERFECT (@EpistInnocence) September 20, 2018
📷 Center for the History of #WomenPhilosophers: Projects Emilie Du #Châtelet between #Leibniz and #Kant... https://t.co/EUhe3hXb3I
— HistWomenPhil (@CenterHWPS) September 19, 2018
Hey kids ! Stay in school ! pic.twitter.com/rN8q19txSz
— Philosophy Matters (@PhilosophyMttrs) September 23, 2018
@jackieAsullivan and Helen Longino were featured in Nina Atanasova's lunchtime talk today. And their photos were both taken at the Center for Philosophy of Science! #womeninphilosophy pic.twitter.com/JdhdEMleIK
— Center for PhilSci (@Center4PhilSci) September 18, 2018
Is Peer Review a Good Idea? https://t.co/9nnQXF9EAb
— PhilSci-Archive (@PhilSciArchive) September 20, 2018