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90 years ago this week, #Wittgenstein gave a talk at Nottingham for the #jointsession. He judged his paper "poor and unusable." @Aristotweets published it anyway in their proceedings as "Some Remarks on Logical Form" #philosophy #backintheday #whenludwigwashere pic.twitter.com/yJ3ldDVxj5
— Notts Uni Philosophy (@NottsPhilosophy) July 15, 2019
Now that we have the stamp we can release the #philosophybypostcard address! Send your postcards to #IrisMurdoch, Blessington Street, An Post, PO Box 1919,
— InParenthesis (@parenthesis_in) July 11, 2019
Dublin 1. It’s FREEPOST within Ireland. 100 philosophers are waiting to reply! @Postvox https://t.co/KR0hiYf6ao
New interview! @CiaranCummins1 speaks with @ProfBarryLam about his podcast @HiPhiNation and what creating it has taught him about the relationship between philosophy, journalism, storytelling and much more.https://t.co/zxE4OnUGrc
— The Public Life of the Mind (@tplotm) July 13, 2019
New blog post today! @KSifferd introduces the #newbook Responsible Brains #responsibility #neuroscience https://t.co/DCn7buIdtg pic.twitter.com/wKkYXUUlK2
— PERFECT (@EpistInnocence) July 11, 2019
Iris Murdoch was born 100 years ago today. As a special treat to mark #IrisMurdoch100 we can now share the illustration of her by @emmylupin which will feature in The Philosopher Queens 👑 https://t.co/EZZXWVgdGJ pic.twitter.com/VZG6K3SZxf
— The Philosopher Queens (@ThePhiloQueens) July 15, 2019
British Journal for the History of Philosophy: Special Issue on 'Women Philosophers in Early Modern Philosophy'
— HistWomenPhil (@CenterHWPS) July 10, 2019
Guest Editors: Sarah Hutton and Ruth Hagengruberhttps://t.co/3qfQupejPJ pic.twitter.com/ld47b3q3I3
"If we wait for the moment when everything, absolutely everything is ready, we shall never begin."
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) July 13, 2019
- Ivan Turgenev pic.twitter.com/8wMG6dNXG8
Mr Whippys (!), philosophy and celebration @ #BlessingtonSt. Unveiling the @IrisMurdoch plaque and @Postvox stamp, with @cepl Danielle Petheridge, Cllr. Mary Fitzgerald, and Clare! Get ready for some #slowphilosophy #philosophybypostcard @ChattoBooks pic.twitter.com/2o5PwDWr5f
— InParenthesis (@parenthesis_in) July 11, 2019
"The main problem with the world is that none of the right people have imposter syndrome."
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) July 10, 2019
- @BeffernieBlack pic.twitter.com/YsJbwctXqt
Values pic.twitter.com/ghflsLUMDv
— Philosophy Matters (@PhilosophyMttrs) July 13, 2019
Program now available for #SPEP2019 in Pittsburgh. https://t.co/5cTBGIgT0I
— SPEP (@SPEPorg) July 10, 2019
"All things are subject to interpretation. Whichever interpretation prevails at a given time is a function of power and not truth."
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) July 15, 2019
- Friedrich Nietzsche pic.twitter.com/Pm15SVkleG
We've surpassed 1K followers! Oh, and don't forget to submit for #HOPOS2020 at Lingnan University, Hong Kong - 23 to 26 June 2020 - Deadline 15 September 2019 - https://t.co/ORczMN2DYL #HOPOS #histsci #philsci #HPS #histSTM
— HOPOS (@HOPOS_Society) July 12, 2019
On Language and Logic | Full Talk | Saul Kripke and Timothy Williamson https://t.co/PPtCyUOMxS via @YouTube
— Saul Kripke Center (@KripkeCenter) July 10, 2019
Happy to announce that, starting from September, I am offering fully resourced delivery of the newly launched School Certificate in Philosophy for Y9/10 in schools around NW England. Message me for further details and please share. pic.twitter.com/ZwHcv9YE0L
— Philosophy 4 Schools (@RoyalInstPhilos) July 10, 2019
Seeing something as 'constructed' enables you to realize that it does not have to stay the same. pic.twitter.com/772rY4ZK1o
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) July 16, 2019
— Epoché (ἐποχή) (@Epoche_Magazine) July 11, 2019
"Who has a 'why' to live for, can bear almost any 'how'."
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) July 12, 2019
- Friedrich Nietzsche pic.twitter.com/QaqSGuVqSa
Lots of great political philosophy enquiry questions here from @Usborne ‘Politics for Beginners’ 👍 pic.twitter.com/Vi0bjS0viK
— Philosophy 4 Schools (@RoyalInstPhilos) July 10, 2019
Many congratulations to Marta Sznajder! She was awarded a VENI grant for her research project In Inductive Logic, There Are No Morals: Rudolf Carnap’s Philosophy of Scientific Reasoning. Short summary here: https://t.co/00seIrr1KL pic.twitter.com/0wR3QKtmgp
— Philosophy Groningen (@wijsbegeerte) July 16, 2019