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Con Laura Nuño de la Rosa, Vanessa Triviño y Cristina Villegas.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Philosophy of science discussions • Ethics in scientific research • Realism and antirealism • Causality and explanation • Feminist epistemologies • Creativity and uncertainty in science • Science and pseudoscience analysis"Inaplicables - Tu podcast de Filosofía de la Ciencia" offers listeners a wide-ranging exploration of philosophical questions arising in various scientific contexts. Hosted by three philosophers, Laura Nuño de la Rosa, Vanessa Triviño, and Cristina Villegas, the podcast delves into the intersection between science, philosophy, and ethics, often emphasizing themes that may not fit neatly into traditional scientific discourse. Each episode addresses a specific philosophical question or theme, often exploring complex topics such as scientific realism and antirrealism, the ethics of scientific practices, and the role of creativity in scientific discovery.
A recurring theme throughout the episodes is the exploration of classical philosophical questions, such as the nature of scientific explanation, causality, and the scientific method. The podcast frequently explores the boundaries between science and pseudoscience, using topics like homeopathy and evolution to discuss issues of demarcation. Discussion of the ethical dimensions of science is another focal point, probing whether scientific research is inherently neutral and examining the responsibilities scientists may hold.
The podcast also pays significant attention to critical social issues and historical perspectives, featuring discussions on feminist epistemology in science, the concept of health during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the broader implications of climate change from a philosophical standpoint. Interviews with experts, such as philosophers of cognition, medicine, and quantum physics, enrich the content by providing diverse perspectives on pressing questions.
"Inaplicables" thus offers a platform for thoughtful reflection on how philosophical inquiry can illuminate and complicate our understanding of science and its applications. The conversational style, driven by curiosity and in-depth analysis, seeks to engage anyone interested in the philosophical dimensions of scientific practices and the broader implications of scientific knowledge in society.
