3-year postdoc position at University of Bristol to work with Richard Pettigrew on his Foundations of Longtermism project, funded by the Leverhulme Trust. Deadline: 31st March 2024. philjobs.org/job/show/25810

📽️ Dr Joanna Burch-Brown (Bristol Philosophy) joins Prof Michele Barbour to discuss Bridging Histories, a grassroots project which brings people together to learn about the past in order to create positive change for the future Watch the full video 👉 brnw.ch/21wH0v9

Reminder: the deadline to apply for Richard Pettigrew's 3-year postdoc position is 31st March.

We are seeking to appoint a fixed term (3 years) Lecturer with teaching and supervision competency in Epistemology and Philosophy of Technology/AI. Deadline: 25th April. Further details: philjobs.org/job/show/26130

We are delighted to announce the launch of our YouTube series, "Madness and Mental Health: London Lecture Series 2023-4". The inaugural lecture, presented by Professor Havi Carel & Dan Degerman is now available for viewing. Join us weekly for new releases! buff.ly/3xJl2N0

💥 Associate Prof Karim Thébault (Bristol Philosophy) joins Sally Davies Aeon Magazine to discuss the mysteries of the universe, time and the benefits of collaborative working between philosophy and physics Listen to the full programme 👉 brnw.ch/21wJqFz School of Physics - University of Bristol

Project EPIC: Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare celebrated their launch event at The Mount Without last night! 🥳 Led by Prof Havi Carel (Bristol Philosophy), the project will tackle injustices within a range of healthcare settings Discover more 👉 brnw.ch/21wJKSJ

📻 Dr Tzuchien Tho (Bristol Philosophy) is joined by Pietro Turzi, Theophile Richard de Capele D'Hautpoul and Dr. Jauge to discuss the philosophy and legacy of Léon Brunschvicg Listen to the full Brigstow Institute podcast 👉 brnw.ch/21wJWJx British Society for the History of Philosophy

Thurs 30th May 1800 - Film screening at Uni of Bristol+panel discussion for #theunequalpandemic UnequalPandemicFilm To book your free tickets:- tickettailor.com/events/centref… Organised by the Centre for Black Humanities and (EPIC) project UoB University of Bristol Bristol Philosophy NHS Race & Health Observatory @BristolFTV

'Silence can be painful, imposed and disempowering. But it can also be pleasant, chosen and empowering' ICYMI: Dr Dan Degerman & Jae Ryeong Sul introduced their Beyond Voice project which considers the vital role silence can play in mental illness Visit 👉 brnw.ch/21wKj5x

Check out the video: Havi Carel from Bristol Philosophy talking about #EpistemicInjustice in healthcare The Seminar was co-organized by UNEDfilosofia and Ins. Filosofía UdeA Andrés F. Contreras S. one of the activities of our network healththeories.wixsite.com/home youtube.com/watch?v=Eg9Me-…

Congratulations to Dr Poppy Mankowitz (Bristol Philosophy) who has received a £1.1m European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant for her EVIL project 😈 Expressing Value in Language (EVIL) will investigate how the meanings of evaluative adjectives shift depending on context Read more 👇

Next in our PGR internship series, PhD Bristol Philosophy candidate Calum Sims tells us about working with Prof Samir Okasha to study the ways biological evolution is explained on social media Read how the pair detected biases in explanations of evolution 👉 bit.ly/48s5Z8M

NEW PAPER - Ian James Kidd and Havi Carel Bristol Philosophy on how individual vices and institutional failings drive the vulnerabilisation of the chronically ill. tinyurl.com/yxhnbr4c #research #illness #chronicillness #healthcare #vulnerability #vices #ProjectEPIC

Do refugees have a duty to be grateful? Dr Rebecca Buxton & Prof Matthew Gibney examine the reasons why refugees may feel resentment, not obligation, toward their host states in a new piece for The Conversation Bristol Philosophy theconversation.com/do-refugees-ha…

#ICYMI: Prof Richard Pettigrew (@Wiglet1981) introduced us to his new The Leverhulme Trust project which explores Longtermism—the idea that the far future should be our greatest concern Read more about the dramatic conclusion the project plans to arrive at 👉 bit.ly/3YYBC5h

😈 Dr Poppy Mankowitz (Bristol Philosophy) introduces us to her European Research Council (ERC) Project EVIL: Expressing Value in Language which explores the value of evaluative adjectives Read how the project seeks to resolve longstanding issues in philosophy & linguistics 👉 bit.ly/3D3HB1X

✨ ON SATURDAY: Join Prof Havi Carel, Dr Rebecca Buxton & Dr Joanna Burch-Brown (Bristol Philosophy) for Philosophy Matters at St George's Bristol The event will showcase the impact of philosophy on a range of vital social issues ⏰ 7.30pm 🎟️ brnw.ch/21wRL0x St George's Bristol