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Christopher Bartel
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My department is hiring for a 3-year NTT position teaching logic.
philjobs.org/job/show/30925
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Teaching Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Appalachian State University - PhilJobs:JFP Teaching Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Appalachian State University
An international database of jobs for philosophers
https://philjobs.org/job/show/30925
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Lauren M. Seyler, Ph.D.
4 days ago
Hell yeah look at that little guy go
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Lucia C. Neco (Luba)
5 days ago
If you had to teach just one philosophy of biology class to general philosophy students, what would you focus on? What reading would you assign?
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#philbio
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Kevin Zollman
15 days ago
As an officer of the Philosophy of Science association, I would like to officially invite the Muppets to the next PSA conference in San Diego
@philsci.bsky.social
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Katie Mack
15 days ago
The stinkhorn also features prominently in this excellent chart by
@rosemarymosco.com
, an essential guide for nature studiers:
rosemarymosco.com/comics/bird-...
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Study Species — Rosemary Mosco
This chart will tell you which branch of nature you should study, from plants to mammals to fungi.
https://rosemarymosco.com/comics/bird-and-moon/study-species
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Carl T. Bergstrom
28 days ago
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Carl T. Bergstrom
28 days ago
It appears that this legend owns a little bookstore — and you can order books from him instead of Bezos. Link in next post.
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Alejandro Fábregas-Tejeda
3 months ago
I am incredibly honored to have been invited as one of the keynote speakers for the XIV PBCS! This long-standing initiative is very supportive of graduate students & early-career researchers, so I encourage everyone to submit their abstracts! See you in Madrid next year!
#HPS
#HPbio
#cogsci
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Philosophy of Science Association
4 months ago
PSA is in the process of launching a subdivision focused on postdoctoral scholars! Help shape its mission and priorities—take our 5-minute survey here, All interested PSA members are welcome to join the conversation!
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🐭 Danielle Williams 🐹
5 months ago
there is a Jane Goodall special on Netflix right now that is absolutely wonderful. it’s a nice day to watch it. ❤️🦍🦧
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Elise Cutts
5 months ago
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin ✨ figured out what stars are made of ✨ when she was just 25. 🔭🧪 Her PhD thesis basically established the Harvard astro department — at a time when Harvard didn't officially allow woman students. I wrote this little profile to mark the 100th anniversary of her thesis:
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Alejandro Fábregas-Tejeda
5 months ago
I am quite excited to share a new preprint on the prospects for a 'metaphilosophy of science'—a second-order inquiry into the concepts, assumptions, aims, and methods that underpin philosophy of science itself. 👇📃
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Toward a Metaphilosophy of Science - PhilSci-Archive
https://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/26661/
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Ive been reading public facing books around my research topic lately. I enjoyed this provocatively titled book (Bitch by Lucy Cooke). Butters, my rabbit, also gave it a 5/5… by trying to eat it. 🐇📚
6 months ago
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The HPS Podcast
7 months ago
What happens when the old contract between science and society no longer fits? This week, Prof. Heather Douglas unpacks the legacy of the value-free ideal, examines research ethics & funding — and proposes a new social contract for science. This was an illuminating conversation. Listen now! 🎧
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S5 E4 - Heather Douglas on Rethinking Science’s Social Contract
The HPS Podcast - Conversations from History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Science · Episode
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Animal Flix
7 months ago
This is an uninterrupted minute of Maruay the rescued tiger with his beloved ball..🥰😇
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New England Society for Microscopy
7 months ago
🐙 This Octopus shifts from deep to active rest while "dreaming" for
#MicroscopyMonday
. REM‑like sleep (color bursts and twitches) filmed in real time by Horst Obenhaus
@octoscience.bsky.social
, currently a 2025 Whitman Fellow at
@mblscience.bsky.social
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#NESM
#Octopus
#Neuro
#SleepScience
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Alisa Bokulich
7 months ago
#HPS
#hpbio
#evobio
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Not at ISH this year sadly, but my disembodied Zoom face will live on explaining why Marc Ereshefsky’s species eliminativism changed how I think about pluralism and classification, May 23rd! Really happy I was able to talk about it. Check it out if you can!
#ISHPSSB2025
#EliminationDomination
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Hi folks! I’ll be graduating soon and wrapping up my time at UC Davis in September. I’m currently looking for work, so if you know of any openings or leads I’d be grateful if you passed them my way. Especially if it's in research, writing, editing, or policy work. Thanks so much!
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Justin Weinberg
10 months ago
"The fight for the freedom of Palestine, and the fight against anti-Semitism, go hand in hand, because injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." -- philosophy student Mohsen Mahdawi, who was abducted by ICE Monday during a citizenship interview.
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Philosophy Major Snatched by ICE During Citizenship Interview - Daily Nous
Mohsen Mahdawi, a philosophy major at Columbia University who is due to graduate later this semester, was attending a US citizenship application interview in Vermont when he was taken by Immigration a...
https://dailynous.com/2025/04/15/philosophy-major-snatched-by-ice-during-citizenship-interview/
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Peter Adamson
11 months ago
It's out! And my wonderful co-author Chike Jeffers already has his copies. You can order it here:
global.oup.com/academic/pro...
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Helen De Cruz
11 months ago
I got a chemo drug today, taxol, named after its plant Taxus brevifolia, or the pacific yew tree. It was used by Native Americans for various medicinal purposes. western scientists in the 20th century isolated its chemical compound and in 1990 it was approved as a cancer drug in 1993 1/
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Shawn Standefer
11 months ago
Synthese has a cfp for a collection on Feminist Logic, edited by Sara Ayhan
link.springer.com/collections/...
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Feminist Logic
Feminist Logic examines intersections of formal logic and feminist philosophy. As such it challenges traditional conceptions both of feminism and of logic. ...
https://link.springer.com/collections/hiejjifchd
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Rebecca Fielding-Miller
11 months ago
Today I lost an NIH grant training clinicians to do research about intimate partner violence with perinatal women. More women are murdered in the perinatal period than die of obstetric complications. I didn't just lose a grant. We lost an entire cohort of people building careers to prevent that.
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Greg Priest
12 months ago
Lynn Margulis was born OTD in 1938. At 29, she published her theory that eukaryotes had evolved via endosymbiosis, after having it rejected by at least 15 other journals.
#HPBio
#Complexity
#HistSTM
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On the origin of mitosing cells
A theory of the origin of eukaryotic cells (“higher” cells which divide by classical mitosis) is presented. By hypothesis, three fundamental organelle…
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0022519367900793?via%3Dihub
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Kate Starbird
12 months ago
I think it’s important to draw attention to small acts of courage and dissent (like this NYT ad and the message from the VT ski resort social media manager) that remind people of the range of possibilities for standing up, speaking out, and fighting back.
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Roberta Millstein 🌎🌱🐩🏊🏼♀🎶🥾
about 1 year ago
Ah, Target. I remember when you considered yourself to be a progressive Minnesota business. Be more like Costco.
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Kate Clancy
about 1 year ago
I was interviewed by
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for
@motherjones.com
regarding that awful gamete size "sex" executive order. A bit of an explainer here of why the science is so bad, and why that's dangerous:
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Trump’s definitions of "male" and "female" are nonsense science with staggering ramifications
"How can you so fully misunderstand basic human biology, and then legislate about it?"
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2025/01/trumps-definitions-of-male-and-female-are-nonsense-science-with-staggering-ramifications/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=slack
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Monica H Green
about 1 year ago
Yes, there have long been discussions about sex as a spectrum, not a binary. This is not new. Here's my review of a book about the medieval debate.
www.academia.edu/83211724/Rev...
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Roberta Millstein 🌎🌱🐩🏊🏼♀🎶🥾
about 1 year ago
This Thursday!! (Jan 23, 6:30 PM)
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Instagram cross-post, but here are my hopes for the next four years.
about 1 year ago
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Dr. Damien P. Williams can't think of a fun display name right n
about 1 year ago
As a heads-up, “Price Gouging” is legally defined as raising the price of a thing (here, rent) by more than 10% over the pre-event price. If you see that happening in LA via, say, Zillow or somewhere, you can report it there, or(inclusive or) list it here:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets...
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Tracking Rental Price Gouging in LA
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Horrible photo, beautiful full moon night
about 1 year ago
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Cassie
about 1 year ago
The cool thing about philosophy conferences is they give you a taste of what it would be like to live in a walkable place near friends and people with similar interests with the leisure time to get to know people & think about stuff together all day.
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Sometimes I’m writing about pluralism and thinking deeply about contextual variation in language. At other times I’m explaining to a guest that the jeans they bought 25 years ago are no longer available in the dye they want and getting yelled at. Life is a fantastic blend of experiences.
about 1 year ago
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Berna Devezer
about 1 year ago
"our scientific representations are not, as many hoped in the heyday of logical empiricism, a super vending machine to which we can feed in facts about the questions we are interested in, turn the crank of logical derivation, and pick up answers that fall out." —Cartwright, The Tangle of Science
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Sorry for delayed
#PSA24
post, but I had such a good time presenting my poster. I got a lot of supportive and critical feedback. Really appreciate it. You can find it here!
over 1 year ago
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One of my advisors,
@cepaea.bsky.social
’s really cool talk on a bottom-up approach to thinking about land ethic policy and reflecting on Aldo Leopold’s insights at the
#PSA24
over 1 year ago
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Denise Hossom giving an excellent talk on the wild horse problem
#psa24
over 1 year ago
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Roberta Millstein 🌎🌱🐩🏊🏼♀🎶🥾
over 1 year ago
I’m excited for my session this morning!
#PSA24
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In New Orleans for
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. If any of you -especially grads - are alone, awkward, intimidated, or in need of a crew, let me know or come by and say hi! Us UC Davis grads are a friendly bunch, we will adopt you in. :)
over 1 year ago
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I will be presenting my poster, Three-Context Sensitive Approaches to Biological Sex, at
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over 1 year ago
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D. Hicks
almost 2 years ago
Sociological study of interdisciplinary research at UC Davis Philosophy has openings for 3 two-year post-docs in networks/bibliometrics, sociology of work,
#philbio
. Location open. Applications due by April 15, 2024, decision expected by June 1.
griesemer.net/call-for-pos...
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Call for Post-Doctoral Fellow Applications (SoPP)
Three post-doctoral research fellowships for a sociological study of interdisciplinary research are available at the UC Davis Philosophy Department. The fellowships are for a period of two years, and ...
https://griesemer.net/call-for-post-doctoral-fellow-applications/
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A friend of mine, Danielle Williams, posted this article today on AI for the general audience. There's a really cool historical diagram in there. Check it out!
theconversation.com/weve-been-he...
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I will be at the
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about 2 years ago
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