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Ilir Isufi

@ilirisufi.bsky.social

Philosophy PhD candidate at the University of Cincinnati working on intersections between philosophy of cognitive science & linguistic relativity. From the most beautiful city in Germany (Giessen).

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Tony Chemero@tonychemero.bsky.social · 6mo ago

New book with more Chomsky-bashing. The website says March 2026, but it is available now. cup.columbia.edu/book/intertw...

Intertwined Creatures | Columbia University Press

In one common view, the mind is immaterial, internal, and invisible. From this perspective, the mind is inherently individual and isolated: It is unknowable ... | CUP

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Alejandro Vázquez M.@tormentas.bsky.social · 6mo ago

If you think Chomsky gets burned in the Epstein files, wait until you read @tonychemero.bsky.social (2009) on the poverty of stimulus argument.

Shen-yi Liao 廖顯禕@liao.shen-yi.org · 7mo ago

Here is an opinionated overview in press at Philosophy Compass. Critical 4E cognitive science, as we call this emerging research program, adopts the 4E frameworks and concepts but with a critical lens: questioning its hidden assumptions and leveraging its theoretical resources for social criticism.

Shen-yi Liao & Zoe Brinner, Critical 4E Cognitive Science - PhilPapers

According to 4E cognitive science, our cognitive capacities depend on, and have been transformed by, the environments we have made. Most early works of 4E cognitive science tend to focus on ...

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University of Cincinnati, Department of Philosophy@ucphilosophy.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Interested in studying philosophy of science and public engagement with science? Check out Angela Potochnik’s interview about her work and philosophy at the University of Cincinnati!

Angela Potochnik, Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Center for Public Engagement w Science

Meet Angela Potochnik, Professor and Head of Philosophy, University of Cincinnati, Director of Center for Public Engagement with Science in our video series to get to know our Philosophy Department! #PhilosophyOfScience, #PublicEngagementWithScience, #ScienceCommunication, #CenterForPublicEngagemen

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University of Cincinnati, Department of Philosophy@ucphilosophy.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Apply to UC Philosophy's PhD program and check out the next video in our series where professors introduce themselves! Tony Chemero (@tonychemero.bsky.social), Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Cincinnati. Full video on YouTube:

Tony Chemero, Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, University of Cincinnati

Tony Chemero is a Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Cincinnati. #4ECognition, #EmbodiedCognition #Enactivism #ExtendedMind #EmbeddedCognition #SituatedCognition #RadicalEnactivism #EcologicalPsychology #dynamicalsystems #cognitivescience #philosophyofmind #PhilosophyOf

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Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science@mcps-philsci.bsky.social · 9mo ago

“How science is changing” Exciting event available to view via livestream on Thursday 20 November from the University of Cincinnati Center for Public Engagement with Science. Alan Love, director of the MCPS, is a panellist! @ucpews.bsky.social #philsci buff.ly/uMkmXd8

How Science is Changing | Panel Discussion | Philosophy of Science Association/PEWS Event

An Interdisciplinary Panel Discussion. Join scholars from institutions across North America as they discuss the ways in which science is changing in their fi...

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University of Cincinnati, Department of Philosophy@ucphilosophy.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Another video in our series: Sarah Stitzlein, Professor of Education and Affiliate Professor of Philosophy at UC speaking about political philosophy, philosophy of education, John Dewey, pragmatism, and much more! Link to full video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIff...

Sarah Stitzlein, Professor of Education and Affiliate Prof. of Philosophy, University of Cincinnati

YouTube video by Cincinnati Philosophy

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Justin Weinberg@dailynous.com · 11mo ago

The Philosophy of Science Association makes experts on various topics available for conversation with graduate students anywhere with its "Office Hour" program. Other associations should consider doing this.

The PSA’s “Office Hour” Returns - Daily Nous

The Philosophy of Science Association (PSA) is continuing its excellent expert "office hour" series this semester---a program other academic associations should consider adopting. "The PSA Office Hour aims to facilitate interactions between our graduate student membership and prominent philosophers of science, and in a more controlled, accessible, and carbon-conscious setting than is provided by our

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Sune Vork Steffensen@sunevork.bsky.social · last yr.

Thank you to @ilirisufi.bsky.social for this mindful and generous review of our edited volume, Language as an Ecological Phenomenon! ❤️

Ilir Isufi@ilirisufi.bsky.social · last yr.

1/3 Just published my review of Language as an Ecological Phenomenon. 🌿 The volume redefines ecolinguistics by emphasizing “languaging”—the dynamic, social process of creating meaning—instead of abstract theories of language: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Ilir Isufi@ilirisufi.bsky.social · last yr.

Absolutely thrilled to see @samfellowes.bsky.social review my paper on self-diagnosis! So excited and grateful for the kind feedback. Made my day! www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFAl...

Self-Diagnosis Reviewing the Literature - Part 3

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Sam Fellowes@samfellowes.bsky.social · last yr.

Part three of my attempt to review every paper published on self-diagnosis in psychiatry. Another four papers reviewed: #psychiatry #selfdiagnosis #psychology #STS #HPS

Şerife Tekin, PhD@thebusyowl.bsky.social · last yr.

Best way to avoid distresing news?? Turn off the portal, buckle up with an awesome book, freshly off the press, about what it means to live with mental distress and how to best to respond to it to lead a flourishing life; and learn that these can all be proper objects of scientific inquiry!

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