Hello world! ...Time for some hardcore philosophical tweeting. 🔥

Had a blast at UAntwerpen for the MA-class on City Living, by the fantastic @QuillRKukla - it was lovely to talk! Also had the pleasure of meeting Pilar Lopez-Cantero, Martha Claeys, Lara Schrijver, Kristien Hens and many others. Thank you so much Katrien Schaubroeck for having me!🙏

Greatly looking forward to this event on Thursday, about the book Sikh Philosophy by Arvind-Pal Singh Mandair, organized by prof. Monika Kirloskar. It'll include both a short lecture on the book and replies using sources from the @UBVU library collection. And: it's hybrid!😁

Lots of fun seeing many other Dutch (based) philosophers at the Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW) conference at Leiden University last week. Inspiring talks by VU Philosophy colleagues, such as @IrisLechner, Emma Dore-Horgan, and many others. Also got to do a talk about space in a *very* fancy room. 🤓

The ECAP starts tomorrow in Vienna, and we're there for it! To show our excitement, we even have a very pretty 💫poster💫, made by the awesome Natalie Alana Ashton!

Last week the Social Epistemology of Argumentation team did a symposium on political epistemology of argumentation at the #ECAP11.🤓 I greatly enjoyed the panel, and really think we managed to have a fruitful conversation with the audience✨and✨offered a fun synthesis of the separate talks. #lifegoals!😄

A short while ago I wrote a short essay for the Dutch philosophy blog Bij Nader Inzien, on the kinds of knowledge we might gain from emotions. Very fun to write, hopefully the first of many! 😄 Linked below for my fellow Dutch-speakers! 👇

Busy months, many cool things, with the awesome closing conference for the Social Epistemology of Argumentation project ⭐and⭐ our workshop on Co-creating Knowledge[s] with Katherine Furman on Streetcorner epistemology. Thank you, Katherine, and fellow organisers @IrisLechner, @CCSRulkens & Nora Kindermann! 💜❤️

Should it be a requirement to share personal pronouns? Some thoughts on inclusive deliberative spaces, from a Foucauldian and intersectional perspective. Alessandra Tanesini (Alessandra Tanesini) was kind enough to include my brief post on her blog, Open for Debate!👇blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/openfordebate/…