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Einstein May 1946 visit Lincoln University in Pennsylvaniahttps://t.co/A6yArfb5Al
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) February 23, 2021
Reminder:
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) February 22, 2021
You are not "working from home".
You are home during a crisis, trying to work. pic.twitter.com/SMAT7XVuui
More NEW VIDEO goodness for your eyes and ears this morning. Tuomas Tahko (@ttahko) talks '#NaturalKinds, Mind-Independence and Unification Principles.'
— MetaScience (@MetaScienceEU) February 18, 2021
Watch and subscribe: https://t.co/ZEO0DAk882#Philosophy #Science #PhilSci #Metaphysics
Amazing lineup of 28 speakers for online conference:
— Symphilosophie (@symphilosophie) February 23, 2021
THE CONCEPT OF NATURE IN GERMAN IDEALISM
8-10 April , 2021. Organizer: Dr. Luis Fellipe Garcia, University of Munich.
Link for registration https://t.co/1NYCpyB3Wd pic.twitter.com/Ml9XCEoT7q
đHappy birthday to the philosopher-physicist-psychologist Ernst Mach. The English term âThought Experimentâ first appeared in the translation of Machâs essay âĂber Gedankenexperimenteâ.
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) February 18, 2021
Read Einsteinâs eulogy for Mach here: https://t.co/76BAjNTgAB
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Yes; more photos & information here:https://t.co/5HNAM1pQcO
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) February 23, 2021
YES! đ https://t.co/h3aeHczbmF
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) February 22, 2021
Apparently Ann Arbor public schools are teaching children that "Objectivity" is an expression of White Supremacy.
— The Electric Agora (@ElectricAgora) February 17, 2021
Apparently, they want to insure that none of their graduates will be well-educated enough to attend the University in their own town. [And which is my Alma Mater] https://t.co/AYJyVOhUNX
TODAY AT 11AM ET : @timnitGebru speaks on the knowledge hierarchy in #machinelearning and its impact on #inequity. Register here: https://t.co/2nS2XCEFXe https://t.co/j72WXmJOrM
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) February 22, 2021
Dr. Richard Zach won a 25th anniversary prize from the Association of Symbolic Logic!
— UCalgary Philosophy (@UofCPhilosophy) February 19, 2021
A paper published during his PhD program has been recognized 20 years later for its contributions to the discipline. More at:https://t.co/7gkTd20Imw @cambup_maths @RrrichardZach #SymbolicLogic pic.twitter.com/PI1y3KbNPr
"⊠det finns en uppenbar skillnad mellan fysiken, kemin eller sociologin Ä ena sidan och matematiken Ä den andra."
— Svensk filosofi (@svenskfilosofi) February 18, 2021
Christian Bennet Àr filosof och specialiserad pÄ bland annat matematikens filosofi. HÀr diskuterar han vad matematik Àr och handlar om.https://t.co/4nGTTXXW2q
Jetzt online: Unser Interview mit @Karl_Lauterbach ĂŒber die Corona-Krise, seine persönliche Rolle in der Politik und die philosophischen Grundlagen seines Denkens, die von Amartya Sen und John Rawls geprĂ€gt sind.https://t.co/moY9RfEmPc
— Hohe Luft Magazin (@HoheLuftMagazin) February 22, 2021
đđ„đNew podcast episode on indigenous environmental studies & traditional ecological knowledge w/ a highlight of work of Potawatomi philosopher of environment @kylepowyswhyte and much more! Great resources for further reading & learning linked too. https://t.co/ulkh7JxFab
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) February 22, 2021
Obras da literatura mundial estĂŁo sendo traduzidas ao portuguĂȘs e disponibilizadas gratuitamente na internet. O projeto Literatura Livre publicou neste mĂȘs o livro Os MiserĂĄveis, de AljĂąhiz. A obra ĂĄrabe foi traduzida pela prof. Safa Jubran (DLO)https://t.co/o0j91sL0qM
— FFLCH USP (@uspfflch) February 21, 2021
#Histmed 10/3 - 2 exciting lectures. @MikeJayNet will be talking on #History of Peyote & Prof Marta Korbonits will talking on #History of Gigantism - from Legends to Genes. - Online via #zoom - Students free - book here: https://t.co/1dDHg7SQA8 pic.twitter.com/xzrXTZ6kSd
— History&Philosophy (@FacultyHP) February 23, 2021
đLooking forward to this exploratory & interdisciplinary workshop bringing together historians, philosophers & climate scientists interested in climate data.
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) February 20, 2021
CfA 300 words & bio to: [email protected] Deadline: 22 March 2021. #histsci #philscihttps://t.co/mPjpSss55p
Dick Boydâs passing is a tremendous loss to the philosophy of science community. His homeostatic property cluster (HPC) account of natural kinds was trailblazing and influenced my own thinking. I remember fondly when he came to speak in BCPS. https://t.co/Gdn8sVxGgj https://t.co/8VbUqTmw5z
— Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (@BUCPHS) February 22, 2021
Just a reminder to please sign up here for our seminar series if you'd like to attend a session!
— British Postgraduate Philosophy Association (@BPPA_tweets) February 20, 2021
Also, please retweet this since we really want to reach a large audience. Thank you! đ
Link: https://t.co/JJQyU0JzqC
Con este examen creado por H. Arendt para su alumnado en Berkeley (pues vosotras y vosotros ya no tenĂ©is ninguno hasta dentro de unos meses) os deseamos buen fin de semana đ pic.twitter.com/tbhgt8f67E
— UNEDfilosofia (@UNEDfilosofia) February 19, 2021
Philosopher en bande organisée (2/4) : Spinoza et compagnies via @franceculture https://t.co/6lqHp0yVxk avec notamment Chantal Jaquet professeure de philosophie à #Paris1PantheonSorbonne
— Philosophie Paris 1 (@PhiloSorbonne) February 17, 2021