Christoph Limbeck

[Christoph Limbeck @lilimbeck]

Publicly planned housing can be much more efficient than the private market. A clip based on ideas of Otto Neurath.
https://t.co/Scv7i1CpNt

[Adam Tamas Tuboly @at_tuboly]

We have published two texts of Susan Stebbing one rare booklet and one unpublished manuscript in the new Vienna Circle Institute Yearbook.

https://t.co/8TJtPyQxK3

[Christoph Limbeck @lilimbeck]

@Thebestfigen 2x10+10=30
10+10=20
10+(10+1)x5=65

[Daily Nous / Justin Weinberg @DailyNousEditor]

Philosopher Michael Friedman, whose work on philosophy of science, Kant, and the history of 20th Century philosophy has been very influential, has died. https://t.co/KrkB2LRXdT

[Adam Tamas Tuboly @at_tuboly]

Philipp Frank's last book manuscript was published four years ago. We are still writing his biography, but if you are into HOPOS, this book is a treasure about the mid-20th century! For just 36 dollars.

https://t.co/L65NumyOQK

[Cheryl Misak @MisakCheryl]

If you're in the right time zone (afternoon in China, morning in Europe, middle of the night in North America), feel free to come to my Dewey Lectures in Fudan! Zoom link top left hand corner.

[Cheryl Misak @MisakCheryl]

For those with an interest in such things, my paper on Ryle's (unacknowledged) debt to Margaret Macdonald is out.

[Cheryl Misak @MisakCheryl]

Here’s the full zinger.

[Christoph Limbeck @lilimbeck]

OTD 150 years ago, Arnold Schönberg was born in Vienna, by far the most influential composer of the 20th century.

[Daily Nous / Justin Weinberg @DailyNousEditor]

Alvin Goldman, one of the most influential epistemologists of the past 50 years, has died.
https://t.co/era0nE6aBq

[Cheryl Misak @MisakCheryl]

The shortness of F.P. Ramsey’s life really jumps out now. Thank you ⁦@BritWittSoc⁩ for doing the work. I am honored to join with the Ramsey family in paying for it.

[Greg Frost-Arnold @gfrostarnold]

This book finally exists! There were times when I thought it would never happen, but several people, including @RrrichardZach and Dirk Schlimm, gave me and Steve Awodey absolutely necessary help at crucial moments—thanks to them, and everyone else who helped us!

[Céline Henne @celinehenne]

Not all inquiries are like whodunnits, uncovering the pre-existing facts that provide the answers to our questions. Sometimes, we need to create or revise the frameworks that delineate the very object of our inquiry. That is a creative act, from beginning to end!

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The balls behind the horizontal lines are all the same color.

This is called the Munker illusion.

[✏️ David Novick]

[Adam Tamas Tuboly @at_tuboly]

Soon, in October! It will be a little funny intellectual biography around education and planning in Neuraths british years.

[Le Monde @lemondefr]

L’actrice Anouk Aimée est morte https://t.co/lOOGiWbMbN

[Christoph Limbeck @lilimbeck]

@DrDavidVernon No Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Mendelsohn, Bruckner?

[Daily Nous / Justin Weinberg @DailyNousEditor]

Influential philosopher and logician Nuel Belnap has died. https://t.co/MwWKVXLkts

[Ray Monk @Raymodraco]

Here's what looks like an interesting project that is in need of a little more support. @Kickstarter https://t.co/tOVuc3IiNC

[Christoph Limbeck @lilimbeck]

@BayouPhilosophy When I read it (long time ago), I thought it is a great. As far as I remember, it gives a social explanation of basic metaphysical categories (for ex. the metaphysics of Aristotle). I greatly enjoyed reading it. But one should not expect the sharp analytic style we are used to.