Yesterday, we had the book launch event for The Bloomsbury Handbook of the Philosophy of the Historical Sciences and Big History, edited by our very own Aviezer Tucker and @david-cernin.bsky.social. Check the handbook out here: www.bloomsbury.com/uk/bloomsbur.... And get it for your libraries!

Today in a week (30.09), there will be the book lauch event for the Bloomsbury Handbook of the Philosophy of the Historical Sciences and Big History, edited by our very own Aviezer Tucker and @david-cernin.bsky.social. The event will be hybrid (in person and on Zoom). All welcome and more info below

I'm really pleased with our seminar programme this semester. We've got a great lineup topicwise, so there should be something for everyone with an interest in the philosophy of history. Save the dates and join us if you can!

Come and join us for the book launch event for The Bloomsbury Handbook of the Philosophy of the Historical Sciences Big History, edited by our very own Aviezer Tucker and @david-cernin.bsky.social! We'll celebrate the publication on September 30, in Ostrava and over Zoom. More info below!

Last week was a busy week for the Centre on the international stage! The Centre’s director gave a keynote at a conference in Chile and our very own @ggangl.bsky.social, @david-cernin.bsky.social, Adam Timmins, and Eugen Zeleňák spoke at EPSA25 in the Netherlands.

New paper alert! Our very own @david-cernin.bsky.social just published the paper"Hypothesis Testing and Knowledge of the Human Past" in "Organon F. International Journal of Analytical Philosopy", and it's open-access. Get it here: www.organonf.com/journal/orgf....

A friendly reminder: Today in a week (17.06), we'll hold the hybrid workshop "Historical Contingency" as last event in our joint spring seminar. More information below, and all welcome!

With August 21, there is now a publication date for the The Bloomsbury Handbook of the Philosophy of the Historical Sciences and Big History, edited by our very own Aviezer Tucker and @david-cernin.bsky.social. For more information and pre-orders, check here: www.bloomsbury.com/uk/bloomsbur....

On June 17, the Centre will organize the workshop "Historical Contingency" with Gregory Radick (University of Leeds) and Robert Northcott (Birkbeck College). The event will be hybrid (in-person and Zoom). For more information, please see here: philevents.org/event/show/1... All welcome!

It was a great event yesterday, and I am very looking forward to Kuukkanen's talk "Pragmatism today" today. Also, look out for the book itself and our planned publication on it.

📌 Shoutout to the CfP "Between Natural Philosophy and Natural History" on Folia Philosophica (Polish peer-reviewed journal of the University of Silesia), with guest editors Jan Čížek & Marek Otisk. journals.us.edu.pl/index.php/FO...

Today in a week (17.04, 16/17h, Central European/Finnish time), Jamee Elder (TUFTS University) will give the talk "Astronomy, Cosmology, and the Distant Past" in our joint research seminar PHO2 over Zoom. For more info and the Zoom-link, please see here: www.oulu.fi/en/events/as.... All welcome!

A sneak peak: Later this year, The Bloomsbury Handbook of Philosophy of the Historical Sciences and Big History will come out, edited by our very own Aviezer Tucker and @david-cernin.bsky.social, and with other contributions of other Centre members too. Stay tuned&do you recognize the cover image?

For the last two days, our very own @david-cernin.bsky.social and @ggangl.bsky.social taught in the international course "Pluralism in History" at the University of Ružomberok, Slovakia. There were students from 3 countries, and it was a very engaging event with lots of discussion.

Next week, our very own @david-cernin.bsky.social and @ggangl.bsky.social will teach in the international course "Plurality in History: Theory and Case Studies" at the University of Ružomberok, Slovakia. See here for the preliminary programme: www.djkbf.unios.hr/docs/obavije....

A friendly reminder: Coming Thursday (13.03, 16h, Ostrava time) Ádám Takács (Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary) will give the talk "The Historical Present as a Philosophical Problem. A Genealogical Approach" over Zoom. For the abstract and Zoom link, see: www.oulu.fi/en/events/hi.... All welcome!

Yesterday, our very own David Černín gave the talk "From Vodka to the Big Bang and Beyond – the Big History Project and the Philosophy of the Historical Sciences" in Hradec Králové. Below some pics of the talk and a strategy meeting over beer between different centres for the philosophy of history.

Check out the programme of our joint research seminar below that will run until June. All events will take place on Zoom, and the first one will already happen next week. Join us if you can!

A friendly reminder: Our very own David Černín will give the talk "From Vodka to the Big Bang and Beyond – the Big History Project and the Philosophy of the Historical Sciences" tomorrow in Hradec Králové. For more info, see: uni.uhk.cz/lms/?port=da.... All welcome!

Next week will be a busy one! Two of the Centre's members, @david-cernin.bsky.social and @ggangl.bsky.social, will give talks outside of Ostrava. David Černín will speak next week Wednesday (5.03) in Hradec Kralove and Georg Gangl the day after (6.03) in Krakow. More info on both events here below!