"People working in philosophy of mind often want to learn about the history of the philosophy of mind. But what exactly is this history?" JK points out that we used to answer by looking at historical figures' take on a few metaphysical issues (e.g. mind/body prob). But ...

We are pleased to announce that the EENPS is organising an online reading group on pragmatism and feminism in the philosophy of science. The sessions are planned to last one hour, but if there are additional questions and concerns we can also... [1/6]

One day we will discover that this guy is an AI-generated parody account. No?? How can he be real?

Can’t remember where I got this from but: the problem with continental philosophy is that it generalises from interesting cases to boring ones and the problem with analytic is it generalises from boring cases to interesting ones.

This photo made my day. Solidarity with #GiselePelicot and all survivors.

I did it the old school way and asked around in the baggage claim area: success 🌟

Last year we had a really fun discussion on the evolution of the concept of planet🪐 with Janna Müller (doing her PhD in history of science at Cambridge), Mike Brown (discoverer of Eris and killer of Pluto) and Ethan Landes (experimental philosopher). The video is now on YouTube!

La société du spectacle descends to unfathomably sinister depths

Super excited to share this event on conceptual engineering co-organised with Future Narratives Lab -- bringing together philosophers & civil society voices. With amazing speakers Manuel Gustavo Isaac Guido Löhr Emily Kenway and more!📍London, 25 April 👉Register: lu.ma/fnlconceptual

I am very happy to share that my article "Narrative Resistance and Emotional Transformations" is published today in Hypatia Journal ! 🥳 cambridge.org/core/journals/…

People differ in their capacity for visual imagery This new study finds that this individual difference predicts their philosophical intuitions (!). For example, people with a lower capacity for visual imagery have different intuitions about free will osf.io/preprints/psya…

I hate that whenever I read "That's not ___. That's ___." I suspect the text has been (re)written by ChatGPT. And for so many other distinctive expressions, now forever associated in my mind with AI generated text.