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Reminder that 🇪🇺EPSA's last Epistemic Diversity Seminar🇪🇺 of the year is happening 6th Dec (15:00 CET), feat. Massimiliano Simons on French historical epistemology🇫🇷 and Krzysztof Tarkowsi on Polish analytic philosophy🇵🇱 All are welcome! Sign-up:

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Was going to write something extolling the virtues of European coalition governments in wake of the US election, but seems like we can't have nice things this week...

Reminder that the 2nd instalment of 🌍Epistemic Diversity in European PhilSci 🇪🇺 is happening next week Friday. Webpage w/ abstracts now available at: To receive the Zoom link, sign up at:

@colinbodayle It's an accessible, if not dense, read. Technical knowledge of contemporary mathematical logic is certainly not required, as the book spends a lot of time with pre-modern (i.e. pre-Fregean) developments in logic.

@AuroraDevEco It's an interesting question. Logic as a discipline, contra to its early beginnings, is nowadays practised as a subdiscipline of either mathematics or philosophy. In this sense, the (general) history of logic has become entangled with that of these wider disciplines.

@Ivan_A_Boldyrev Looks great!

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Happy to have presented a poster on the waxing and waning of the structure of scientific theories debate at @umnmcps's Past, Present, Future conference last week. The physical poster might be gone, but may it live on in digital form.

Following a successful first instalment, the Epistemic Diversity in European Philosophy of Science seminar (@EuroJPS) will continue 8th November, featuring presentations from Brigitte Falkenburg (Dortmund) and Marco Giovanelli (Torino). More info to follow shortly!

🚨 Reminder that this is happening this Friday 👇

@ThomasHogeling Op die manier. Excuus, had je in dat geval verkeerd begrepen.

@ThomasHogeling Ik snap dat Twitter geen medium is waar mensen het gesprek met elkaar aangaan, maar ik vind dit toch best een vervelende opmerking. Hun podcast is zeker wat luchtiger dan andere, maar zie niet in waarom het nodig is ze zo weg te zetten. Als je zou willen uitweiden, graag.

For some background on the themes and motivation behind this new online seminar series, see:

TIL Carnap was a LARPer. Source: Thomas Mormann (2007). “Carnap's logical empiricism, values, and American pragmatism”, p. 130n

Now with an extended deadline of 26th August. Many thanks to EPSA (@EuroJPS) and fellow organizers @federicarusso and Sara Green for supporting this initiative!