Lovely sentiment from Korsgaard, from towards the end of her Dewey lecture (https://t.co/QtDRz4IRuM). One of my ambitions in philosophy is to develop something like an interesting personal style of writing, as arrogant or pretentious a goal as that may be. I would value it.
I'm making a reading list for my transition from post doc to assistant prof. Is there anything you've read that really helped you think about teaching, research, and/or mentoring at the faculty level? Top 2 on my list are currently bell hooks' Teaching to Transgress and...
My paper "When the Beauty of Images Exemplifies: Considerations About Scientific Images and Understanding” has won the Teorema Essay Prize for Young Scholars 2022!
This paper wouldn't have been possible without the extremely valuable feedback from my beloved @LogicalAnalysis 🫀
My paper discussing some worries I have with implementing enactive psychiatry is now out in @JournalPHP. I apply here some insights from feminist philosophy of science and social epistemology to critique enactive accounts of mental disorder: https://t.co/qJhHfXVNoK
I talk a little bit here about a paper I’ve been working on for some time heavily inspired by Hacking’s looping effects of human kinds.
Listen in for my one/two hot takes! 🔥
The way we conceptualize mental disorders shapes the way people perceive themselves and their disorders.
In an interview with @BennettwKnox, @josarisoy1, and @ninasdeboer Edinburgh's @jelliedsours tells us the pros and cons of so-called mind-shaping.
https://t.co/jrt1Pv2rWI
The Winter program of the Philosophy of Psychiatry Webinar is out! 🥳
First talk of this series by Robyn Bluhm on January 26th (12PM EST) on zoom.
abstract and registration: https://t.co/6RvOnvREkH
Worth listening to hear me try and ask @ninasdeboer mean questions which she replies to with absolute ease and grace (also Nina’s work is just the best)
New year = new podcast episode on philosophy of psychiatry!!
@BennettwKnox, @josarisoy1 and @jelliedsours interview @ninasdeboer about her work on network models of psychological disorders and their pros and cons with regard to traditional models.
https://t.co/jrt1Pv2rWI
Philosophy Exchange's Karl Reimer discusses the concept 'horizoning' - explored by Adriana Petryna in her new book "Horizon Work: At the Edge of Knowledge in an Age of Runaway Climate Change" - in his book review @LSEReviewBooks
https://t.co/oKdrQ3qu16
What role does aesthetics play in science?
With @alicemurphs we started out with aesthetics as a motivation for science, talked about possible epistemic roles aesthetics could fill in science and ended with surprising elements of scientific practice:
https://t.co/jrt1PuKQy8
One of our founding members, @lore_sarto (PhD-student @LSEPhilosophy) just published his first paper. 🥳 Congratulations!
It is on external validity in thought experiments.
Check it out!
Link to preprint: https://t.co/uDe780Pbmf