‘Problems of knowledge in legal and political philosophy’ Great conference with great speakers starting tomorrow at Uni of Vienna. Knowledge in Crisis @knowledgecrisis.bsky.social

Can knowing about something ever replace experiencing it? In 'Mary Leaves Her Room,' Nigel Hems revisits Frank Jackson’s famous thought experiment, exploring how experience reshapes understanding. buff.ly/4ijnBYL

Next Week: The Knowledge in Crisis Ethics Research Group will meet on December 16 in Graz! Tuomo Tiisala, Cosmin Vraciu, Phyllis Pearson, Juliette Vazard, and Simon Rippon will present their work.

📢 Reminder: The application deadline for the open post-doc position at the Department of Philosophy, Central European University, is December 15th! More here: buff.ly/4g2YN5G

Ever wondered what 'lived experience' really means and why it matters? Sam Dresser explores its philosophical roots and relevance, from phenomenology to social justice. Gain insight into how personal perspectives shape our understanding of reality. 👉 buff.ly/4aEqNtI

The Knowledge in Crisis Ethics Research Group meets today in Graz! 📍✨ Tuomo Tiisala, Cosmin Vraciu, Phyliss Pearson, Juliette Vazard, and Simon Rippon will present their work.

The call for applications for the open post-doc position at the Department of Philosophy, CEU, has officially closed. Thank you to everyone who applied!

Should you challenge your friend’s beliefs? 🤔 Jonny Thomson’s Everyday Philosophy offers thoughtful insights on navigating tough conversations with respect, empathy, and truth. buff.ly/3CvN0hx

We’re logging off for the holidays! 🎄✨ Wishing everyone a joyful and restful holiday season! ❄️

Happy New Year! 🎉✨ We're excited for 2025 and have a lot of amazing things planned. Stay tuned for updates!

We’re back! 🎉 We hope you had a wonderful holiday season. This year is packed with exciting events, and we can’t wait to share them with you. Stay tuned for updates—let’s make 2025 an incredible year together! 🚀✨

📢 Are deepfakes an 'epistemic apocalypse'? The 'end of reality'? What harm do they really pose? Keith Raymond Harris joins Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn today to discuss the epistemological & ethical harms of deepfakes.

📚 Exciting news! The open-access book Selbstverständnisse der Philosophiedidaktik zwischen Fachphilosophie und Interdisziplinarität honors Bettina Bussmann's incredible contributions to philosophy didactics. More here: buff.ly/40pGZMN

Curious about the life and legacy of Daniel Dennett? Tim Bayne’s essay in Aeon brilliantly captures Dennett's genius, from the 'multiple drafts model' of consciousness to his storytelling magic. Don't miss it! 👉 buff.ly/3C3UFUz

Why do we sabotage ourselves? 🤔 In "Me versus myself," Eliane Glaser examines why we work against ourselves through procrastination, distraction, and addiction. Read here: buff.ly/4cROQpo

📖 Check out Anna Breitwieser's chapter "Wissenschaftsorientiertes Philosophieren mit der PhEx-Box" in the #OA book tribute to Bettina Bussmann's contributions to philosophy didactics! 🔗 Read here: buff.ly/406MjmV

Cryptocurrency: Commodity or Credit? Asya Passinsky (CEU) discusses why traditional theories fall short & presents a hybrid hylomorphic account. Interview by Graham Hubbs (University of Idaho): buff.ly/4gT1Xd1

📖 Explore Charlotte Werndl's chapter "Vaccine Recommendations and Epistemic Competence" in Selbstverständnisse der Philosophiedidaktik zwischen Fachphilosophie und Interdisziplinarität - a tribute to Bettina Bussmann's impactful philosophy. more here: buff.ly/3DPTTuU