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News from the Journal for General Philosophy of Science (Editors in Chief: Guido Bacciagaluppi, Helmut Pulte & Thomas Reydon). Account run by @AFabregasT

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What insights could we gain through a comparative approach to #philsci? We are thrilled to announce a CfP for a new special issue, with Simon Lohse (@si_loh) & Karim Bschir (@karimbschir) as guest editors! 📢Mark your calendars & send us your ideas! 📅👇dropbox.com/scl/fi/722kfvdrk…
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Journal for General Philosophy of Science (JGPS)@JGenPhilSci25 Feb 2025
Does Euclidean geometry hold a more fundamental status than non-Euclidean geometries? 📐🟣 In a recent paper, Mircea Dumitru and Liviu Ornea argue that it does and that Nash’s embedding theorems provide a way to demonstrate this 👇📜 link.springer.com/article/10… #philsci #math
Picture with the abstract of the article “On the Preeminence of Euclidean Geometry: Nash’s Embedding Theorems” by Mircea Dumitru and Liviu Ornea, published in the Journal for General Philosophy of Science (JGPS).

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Does Euclidean geometry hold a more fundamental status than non-Euclidean geometries? 📐🟣 In a recent paper, Mircea Dumitru and Liviu Ornea argue that it does and that Nash’s embedding theorems provide a way to demonstrate this 👇📜 link.springer.com/article/10… #philsci #math
Picture with the abstract of the article “On the Preeminence of Euclidean Geometry: Nash’s Embedding Theorems” by Mircea Dumitru and Liviu Ornea, published in the Journal for General Philosophy of Science (JGPS).

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Journal for General Philosophy of Science (JGPS)@JGenPhilSci4 Feb 2025
Can transaction costs economics illuminate scientific practice and misconduct? In his new #philsci article, Jonas Lipski i argues in the affirmative, suggesting lower transaction costs could improve science's funding and practice👇 link.springer.com/article/10…
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Can transaction costs economics illuminate scientific practice and misconduct? In his new #philsci article, Jonas Lipski i argues in the affirmative, suggesting lower transaction costs could improve science's funding and practice👇 link.springer.com/article/10…
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Are you interested in the metaphysics of time? In a recent article, @BaptisteLeBihan argues that 'aeon monism' fits Penrose's conformal cyclic cosmology—the cosmos as a collection of successive 'aeons'— and explores its implications: link.springer.com/article/10… #philsci #philphysics
Picture with the abstract of the article “The Great Loop: From Conformal Cyclic Cosmology to Aeon Monism” by Baptiste Le Bihan, published in the Journal for General Philosophy of Science (JGPS).

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What does Cultural Evolutionary Psychology bring to the table? In their new article, K. Baraghith & C. Feldbacher-Escamilla argue that it generalizably shows that cognitive products & cog. mechanisms are subject to recursive cultural evolution 👇link.springer.com/article/10… #philsci
Picture with the abstract of the article “Cultural Evolutionary Psychology as Generalization by Recursion” by Karim Baraghith and Christian Feldbacher-Escamilla published in the Journal for General Philosophy of Science.

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Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science@umnmcps18 Nov 2024
Videos from last month’s Philosophy of Science: Past, Present & Future event are available on the Center’s YouTube channel. Organized by day (Past / Present / Future) to make it easy to dip in and out. A wealth of material to listen to. Thanks again to the many wonderful presenters and contributors! #philsci buff.ly/3Q1fqUy
Philosophy of Science Past, Present & Future conference title with decription of connection to Vienna Circle and a note of the upcoming 75th anniversary of the MCPS in 2028.

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Have you ever wondered how Bacon's inductive method fits into his larger philosophy of nature? The new #OpenAccess article by Ori Belkind in @JGenPhilSci provides a novel interpretation. Check it out! 👇📄 link.springer.com/article/10… #philsci
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Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science@umnmcps10 Oct 2024
We’re getting excited for next week’s conference - "The Philosophy of Science: Past, Present & Future." It starts Thur 17 Oct in Minneapolis. Superb lineup of speakers! The full program is now online - cla.umn.edu/mcps/research-pr… #philsci
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Do you know what time it is? Time to go back to Reichenbach! In his new article, @carlorovelli argues that R's musings on the direction of time and 'physical causes' still hold value in light of contemporary work in cosmology 👇 link.springer.com/article/10… #philsci #philphysics
Promotional picture with the abstract of the article "Back to Reichenbach," published by Carlo Rovelli in the Journal for General Philosphy of Science.

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Do you know what time it is? Time to go back to Reichenbach! In his new article, @carlorovelli argues that R's musings on the direction of time and 'physical causes' still hold value in light of contemporary work in cosmology 👇 link.springer.com/article/10… #philsci #philphysics
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Alejandro Fábregas Tejeda@AFabregasT10 Sep 2024
I am really happy to finally hold this book in my hands! It is the product of the collective efforts of editors, authors, reviewers, and publishing staff. We hope it sparks new interesting discussions on organismal agency! #philsci #histsci #philbio📕👇 routledge.com/The-Riddle-of-…
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Eddy Keming Chen@EddyKemingChen7 Sep 2024
My book is finally here! @PhilSciAssoc tells me it’s popular on @PhilSciArchive , hitting the top spot on their list. Thank you all for your interest in Laws of Physics!
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Journal for General Philosophy of Science (JGPS)@JGenPhilSci26 Aug 2024
What insights could we gain through a comparative approach to #philsci? We are thrilled to announce a CfP for a new special issue, with Simon Lohse (@si_loh) & Karim Bschir (@karimbschir) as guest editors! 📢Mark your calendars & send us your ideas! 📅👇dropbox.com/scl/fi/722kfvdrk…
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N. Emrah Aydınonat@aydinonat29 Aug 2024
The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy of Scientific Modeling (edited by Tarja Knuuttila, Natalia Carrillo, Rami Koskinen) is 🔓Open Access and contains many great chapters. Check it out! taylorfrancis.com/books/oa-e…
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What is the aim of science? Truth or understanding? What could Deep Learning offer to this #philsci debate? In his new article, Yukinori Onishi argues that it could bring interesting testing scenarios for constructive empiricists & scientific realists 👇 link.springer.com/article/10…
Abstract of the article "Deep Learning-Aided Research and the Aim-of-Science Controversy" by Yukinori Onishi, published in the Journal for General Philosophy of Science.

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Journal for General Philosophy of Science (JGPS)@JGenPhilSci8 Aug 2024
John S. Bell proposed the notion of ‘beable’ to replace ‘observable’ for a clearer formulation of quantum mechanics. In his recent article, Federico Laudisa (@UniTrento) argues that Bell actually developed 𝘵𝘸𝘰 distinct beable theories😮👇 link.springer.com/article/10… #philsci
Abstract of the article "The Evolution of the Bell Notion of Beable: From Bohr to Primitive Ontology" by Federico Laudisa, published in the Journal for General Philosophy of Science.

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UCalgaryPress@UCalgaryPress15 Aug 2024
Just Published! A thorough investigation of the large-scale structure of relations of inductive support within the material theory of induction. The latest book from #BSPSOpen and John D. Norton. ow.ly/iiKs50SU0VK #philsci #philosophyofscience #newrelease
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What is the aim of science? Truth or understanding? What could Deep Learning offer to this #philsci debate? In his new article, Yukinori Onishi argues that it could bring interesting testing scenarios for constructive empiricists & scientific realists 👇 link.springer.com/article/10…
Abstract of the article "Deep Learning-Aided Research and the Aim-of-Science Controversy" by Yukinori Onishi, published in the Journal for General Philosophy of Science.

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