Catherine Elgin, True Enough // Reviewed by Matteo Colombo
Matteo Colombo reviews True Enough, by Catherine Elgin
Entries by Elizabeth Hannon
Chauncey Maher, Plant Minds // Reviewed by Anne Sophie Meincke
Anne Sophie Meincke reviews Plant Minds, by Chauncey Maher
New Virtual Issue: Bell’s Theorem 55 Years On
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!
BJPS Popper Prize 2018
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‘.
Silberstein et al., Beyond the Dynamical Universe // Reviewed by Karen Crowther
Karen Crowther reviews Beyond the Dynamical Universe, by Silberstein et al.
Mark Wilson, Physics Avoidance // Reviewed by Michael Liston
Michael Liston reviews Physics Avoidance, by Mark Wilson
Samuel Schindler, Theoretical Virtues in Science // Reviewed by Rune Nyrup
Rune Nyrup reviews Theoretical Virtues in Science, by Samuel Schindler
Adrian Currie, Rock, Bone, and Ruin // Reviewed by Teru Miyake
Teru Miyake reviews Rock, Bone, and Ruin, by Adrian Currie
Black Holes
What are black holes? What happens inside one? We discuss black holes, philosophy, and the relationship between science and sci-fi.