Sander Verhaegh

@sanderverhaegh.bsky.social

History of Philosophy of Science, History of Analytic Philosophy. Assoc. Prof. Tilburg University. PI ERC StG/NWO Vidi project Exiled Empiricists (http://exiledempiricists.com)

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🔔 Reminder!

Join us on Oct 23rd for the first ISPSM In Conversation event.

Featuring expert talks by Megan Peters, Ida Momennejad and Jorge Morales on working across the philosophy and science of mind, followed by a panel and Q&A.

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🚨New article with Darryl Cressman in Techné:

“The Philosophy of Technology is more than Technology: Towards a Framework for the History of the Philosophy of Technology”

The starting point is simple question: what does it mean to write history of philosophy of technology?

#philtech #hopot #hopos

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READ THIS, and then call or write to your representatives, the governor, the UMN President and Regents. And vote in November for people who will fund higher ed. If you don't live in MN, this is happening or is going to happen to your public university soon.

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I'm honored to deliver the 2027 Gifford Lectures at Edinburgh. Across 6 lectures, On Science, Technology, and Social Values, I will work through the claim that what we build and how we put it to use carry commitments about who counts and what matters in collective life cahss.ed.ac.uk/news-events/...

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The first item in our Fall issue is a note from HOPOS Editor Matthew J. Brown, looking back on the first 16 years of the HOPOS Journal. He talks about the founding of the journal, some of the early articles, and how far we’ve come. Brown also discusses some exciting upcoming changes to the journal.

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1/ 🧵 The history of the philosophy of experimentation isn't really just a history of what philosophers have said about experiments.

In a new #HOPOS paper, I argue that it is also a history of what philosophers thought philosophy of science itself was *for*.

#philsci

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❗️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” 🦫🦫🦫

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