Deadline extended to July 1! CFP: Feminist Philosophy of Emotion Special issue of Passion, @epsse.bsky.social co-edited with @proflaurasilva.bsky.social & Federico Lauria. Topics: power, emotional labor, epistemic injustice, & more. philevents.org/event/show/1...

Happy to have been interviewed for this article! Along with other philosophers I admire - Myisha Cherry and @meenakrishnamurthy.bsky.social 🙏💪 Embrace the Outrage, Canadians🔥 www.theglobeandmail.com/life/article...

Thrilled to share the call for papers for our Passion SI on Critical/Feminist Philosophy of Emotions guest edited by the amazing Laura Silva, Federico Lauria, and @arinapismenny.bsky.social ✨ Join contributors Arina Pismenny, Ronald de Sousa, Laura Silva, Marie Wuth, and Denish Jaswal

📢 CFP: Feminist Philosophy of Emotion 📢 Excited to co-edit a special issue with @proflaurasilva.bsky.social & Federico Lauria! Topics: power & emotion, emotional labor, epistemic oppression, & more. We especially welcome submissions from underrepresented groups. philevents.org/event/show/1...

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Please share news of this new post. We are particularly interested in candidates with expertise in the philosophy of medicine and the biomedical sciences. Closing date February 2nd 2025 #philsci #philsky

Two positions at @universitelaval in philosophy! Applied ethics and 19th century German! Plz share widely! www.rh.ulaval.ca/emploi/HCM/9... www.rh.ulaval.ca/emploi/HCM/9...

Position for political philosophers and theorists at @uqam.ca Montreal! Plz share widely!

It's world philosophy day, so post your favorite thing about philosophy. Mine is that philosophy has never had disciplinary boundaries. Every other field has always been within our purview. Anyone who tells you different has to ignore millennia of examples.

This book could only succeed because so many people encouraged me, and then so many philosophers lent their expertise so generously in their discussion of these thought experiments, making it a very rich book (as one negative Amazon review put it "thought experiment overload").

Ok, I need to know. How do you see the good collaboration between philosophy and social sciences? Philosophers won't test claims about the causal relation between an A and a B. So, what's our impact? Where should we invest our forces if we want to be relevant for social sciences?