Really feeling Grice's approach to philosophy here

I'm really excited that my paper, "The Structure of Open Secrets," is now forthcoming in the Philosophical Review. philpapers.org/rec/BERTSO-68

I wrote about the function of seemingly silly social norms, and why we are sometimes morally obligated to conform to them. everydaydrama.substack.com/p/are-we-brave…

I'm excited that my paper, "Non-Epistemic Deniability," is now forthcoming in MIND. In it, I offer an analysis of implausible deniability--a kind of deniability that someone can have even when it's perfectly and completely obvious what she did. More: drive.google.com/file/d/1BAyzIH…

“Open secrecy norms are often moral disasters,” according to new research from mit philosophy professor Sam Berstler. Learn more about why open secrets are a big problem: news.mit.edu/2024/why-open-… #mitshass #mit #Philosophy

As a high school student in New Jersey, Shreya Mogulothu took an MITx course from mit philosophy. That experience led her to enroll at MIT. Read more about her learning journey with @mit and what sparked her curiosity bit.ly/4aixhiA

This is a fantastic paper, and a fantastic thread! Lots of ideas here for philosophers of language---Richard and Kyle bring deep knowledge of the history and philosophy of science to bear on how we should understand language today. These are exciting times!

If anyone else interested in philosophy of language is still lurking in this cesspool, here you go: philevents.org/event/show/132…

Excited to talk tomorrow at University of Chicago about its own renegade son, Erving Goffman. Come for the scholarship, stay for the cringey examples. tapendlebury.com/events

The 14 new professors include three philosophers: Rachel Fraser, Brian Hedden, and Bar Luzon.

Really looking forward to this next week! Gonna rep the view that free discourse requires ritualistic discourse.