Donald Gillies, Causality, Probability, and Medicine // Reviewed by Rani Lill Anjum
Rani Lill Anjum reviews Causality, Probability, and Medicine, by Donald Gillies
This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Elizabeth Hannon contributed a whooping 276 entries.
Rani Lill Anjum reviews Causality, Probability, and Medicine, by Donald Gillies
Information about the number of submissions, acceptance rates, and decision times for 2018. Part 2 will cover demographic information.
Joulia Smortchkova reviews Pieces of Mind, by Carrie Figdor
The editors of the BJPS are delighted to announce that Adrian Currie (Exeter) has been chosen as Referee of the Year 2018, for his willingness to act as a referee, […]
The BSPS invites expressions of interest regarding the appointment of a new Co-Editor-in-Chief for the British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, to join current Co-Editor-in-Chief Wendy Parker and Assistant […]
Matteo Colombo reviews True Enough, by Catherine Elgin
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The Editors of the BJPS are delighted to announce the publication of a new virtual issue. Following on from the success of previous issues on Kuhn and the philosophy of psychology and cognitive science, BJPS Associate Editor Peter Lewis has drawn together papers from the journal that have critically explored Bell’s theorem and its philosophical upshot. The full issue can be found here, but we’ve reproduced Peter’s introduction below. Enjoy!
We are delighted to be able to announce that Jonah N. Schupbach has been awarded the 2018 BJPS Popper Prize for his article ‘Robustness Analysis as Explanatory Reasoning‘.