“Sometimes it seems like a narrow hole to squeeze through, but it’s all going to be okay 😉” @timchristiaens.bsky.social
Cozy hollow in a tree for me 🦝
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@claudia-cristalli.bsky.social
Historian and philosopher of science. Pragmatism, psychology, parapsychology, experimental methods. Scientific philosophy. Eventually started reconstructing experiments 🔬 🌱vegan 🦄 queer and animal liberation 🐷 outdoors 🌋
“Sometimes it seems like a narrow hole to squeeze through, but it’s all going to be okay 😉” @timchristiaens.bsky.social
Cozy hollow in a tree for me 🦝
Oh no, Gary Hatfield did it again! I was thinking of writing a project on the notion of attention at the turn of the nineteenth century. Turns out that I should have looked at the eighteenth instead. Truly we go forward in history only by going backward!
I’m going to try using BSky (also) to share some Peirce quotes out of context. Here is today’s: “Pure femininity can be conceived in a general way, but it cannot be realized even in consistent imagination. As for pure masculinity, it is an absurdity and nonsense, vox et praeterea nihil.”
Found another nineteenth-century philosopher who makes perception historical.
❗️A bunch of really cool papers that puts the discourse on values in science in historical perspective. Étienne Raduly and myself wrote chapter 10 on the philosophy of Charles W. Morris: “Value as Meaning and as Behavior” 🦫🦫🦫
I am happy to say that our volume on the history of value-laden ideals of science is out today! I am grateful to the wonderful contributors for their really nice chapters! First of its kind, check it out! www.routledge.com/Histories-of...
In the 1930s, a group of European philosophers fled fascism and reshaped American philosophy. Why did logical positivism have such an impact on US thought? And why did it play a central role in the culture wars of the 1950s and 1960s? Released today! Logical Positivism: An American History (1/3)
Yesterday was Day 1 of Descartes Lectures with amazing @serenekhader.bsky.social ! Particularly illuminating was her analysis of oppression as “social inclusion in unequal terms,” explaining why oppressed groups may comply with the society that’s oppressing them @tilburgphilosophy.bsky.social
www.produzionidalbasso.com/project/sost... an awesome project. I donated, you can do it too!
Sostieni il tour italiano di Abundia, per diffondere Abbondanza e Solidarietà con la Cucina!
Tra la fine di agosto e la prima metà di settembre Abundia Alvarado, attivista trans indigena tra le fondatrici del progetto Autonomous Kitchen Council (AKC), sarà in Italia per un tour di incontri, l...
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Featuring a brave action and an interesting recipe #climate #protest #netherlands #ai techwerkers.nl/en/posts/aan...
‘We used acid to sabotage Microsoft hyperscale data centre construction’
Climate action group Extinction Rebellion attacks Microsoft data centre construction site, amid growing worker opposition to AI facilities in the Netherlands.
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PSA on the Victoria Line tube in London. Phillipson and every other GC weirdo needs to take note.
In February, USA Rugby banned trans women from all levels of one of the world’s most inclusive sports. What happened next was telling. Across the country, teams refused to comply. The story of the Baltimore Ferals, who are pushing back: www.thebanner.com/sports/rugby...
Being a klagende Subject is not personal, it’s political! #Adorno #philosophy @timchristiaens.bsky.social
BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY || 3 Things I Don’t Want to Read Today https://biopoliticalphilosophy.com/2026/07/16/3-things-i-dont-want-to-read-today/
*blush* got caught in action presenting on C.W. Morris and institution building as a kind of philosophy of science in practice! Behind me a fragment of his correspondence with Neurath. #philosophy #spsp
Brillian talk at Cambridge University by @claudia-cristalli.bsky.social on the links between American pragmatism and logical positivism.
As a big conference week opens tomorrow in the UK, with our session on the history of openness first up tomorrow at #HSS in Edinburgh and various sessions later in Cambridge for #SPSP, we opened the call for the 2027 ISHPSSB meeting in Buenos Aires - congressin.com/e/ishpssb202... #HPS #philsci
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ISHPSSB 2027
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c.org/6HhLbyM8yy just take a minute to sign a petition & push back against the dismantling of philosophy in Exeter. Please
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Very pleased to see the cover of my first book — hopefully out in a few months! Although the design is Peirce-centred, I tried my best to put the guy in relation to Scottish, English, German, and other American philosophers & psychologists. Enjoy! #Peirce #psychology #pragmatism #hps #philosophy
Maybe… free to actually read 😅 (or do pottery, or both)
When the machines generate papers for the machines to review, maybe we can all be free?
Found myself defending relativism in a Wittgenstein seminar yesterday and today I discover that this just came out 😁
My CUP Element on "Wittgenstein and Relativism" can now be downloaded for free. I hope some of you will find it interesting. www.cambridge.org/core/element... #philosophy #Wittgenstein #relativism
Some highlights from a Belgian weekend
Good to know for all those universities affected by the Canvas hack recently. Canvas is part of KKR, a company heavily involved in the Israeli military. universonline.nl/nieuws/2026/...
To teach with Canvas is to facilitate genocide
The Canvas data leak may have ended without further damage, but for assistant professor Niels Niessen (Culture Studies) that does not settle the matter. The pla
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Haha I see myself as a steady 12. What about you?
Auf einer Skala von HAHA bis AAAaahhhrgl, welcher hässlicher Vogel bist du heute?
I side with the screw. From Avery & Cross (1978), Experimental Methodology in Psychology
Fiction/nonfiction foodies, this might be the perfect storm @nelevdm.bsky.social