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My review of Alex Gregory’s terrific book ‘Desire as Belief’ is now available in The Journal of Moral Philosophy. brill.com/view/journals/jmp/…
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Perhaps ideal book chapters are 8,000 words long. But if you have a chapter that is 12,000, is it better to cut it in half?
44%12,000 is better
56%2*6,000 is better
16 votes • Final results Alex Gregory retweeted
If you are writing a paper that discusses someone's work at length, do you send it to them for comments before you submit it to a journal for publication? (One obvious related thought: They are likely to be one of the referees.)
29%Yes, discuss pre-pub
71%No, just submit
31 votes • Final results Alex Gregory retweeted
The replication crisis final boss approaches
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Alex Gregory retweeted
I’m writing a book about goodness, pleasure, desire and moral worth. An author-meets-critics session is happening next month in Erlangen Germany. If you’d like to see the introduction, just let me know.
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This type of creativity is rare in tourism ads these days, most of which blend into each other. This is different, a typical understated Norse sense of dry humor. From @VisitOSLO. Well done, more needed in this series.
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The emerging science of animal consciousness/sentience covered by BBC News. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv22…
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We are holding a workshop to celebrate the achievements of the @unikent philosophy department and to mark its demise. In person or online. All welcome!
jonwilliamson.uk/conferences…
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I started reading @alsnotepad's Desire as Belief by accident while having my tea in Ikea. I don't know what to think about the author's ideas yet, but the book is so sweet (somehow, it seems like the right word) that reading it made me feel as if the weather has changed.
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I am pleased to announce that out shiny new Philosophy&Economics Blog is live now: peblog.de/
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Sadly, @UniKent has announced plans to axe a number of smaller departments, including philosophy. We perform well on all measures, including student recruitment. But smaller subjects have less clout and are easiest to cut. Help us shout out our value to the uni! They need to hear
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So @ucu voting papers have landed on my doorstep today, including for the General Secretary. I have been pretty unimpressed with UCU lately, after a frustrating and disappointing year. What to do in response? Short thread...
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Our amazing colleague Heather Browning discusses her work and life - and lots about animals! @HumanitiesUoS @Soton_SIAH
Ever wanted to learn more about me? I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Cliff Sosis for his website, discussing life, love, work, and of course lots about animals!
whatisitliketobeaphilosopher…
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Review essay on Philip Kitcher’s new book available for downloading on TW’s webpage: philosophy.ox.ac.uk/sitefile… – at South East, England
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We're delighted to announce the launch of a new journal, Political Philosophy, with the same editorial team & editorial board as the old JPP. Send us your new papers & support the fight against private ownership of the means of (intellectual) production😉! openlibhums.org/news/668/
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We have a website! It contains information about the the project's aims, the team, events, and more! Take a look and share widely for those working on Kierkegaard, scepticism, and conspiracy theories: ethicsofdoubt.org/ @SotonPhilosophy @QCassam @EpistemicAngst @JoeUscinski.
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(Aside: How many terrible paintings are better viewed as vast collages of tolerable minimalist ones?!)
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We’re looking forward to our Southampton-Humboldt Normativity Conference, starting today!
The Southampton-Humboldt Normativity conference will take place in Southampton 18-19th December. Keynotes: Alison Hills (@PhilFacOx), Alessandra Tanesini (@cardiffphilos). For full line up and registration see: philevents.org/event/show/11…
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📢 We @sotonDH are hiring again.
This time for a (full time, permanent) Lecturer in Digital Humanities.
We are particularly interested in candidates who do more English, Film, Music, or Philosophy related DHy things.
Deadline 11 Jan.
jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.asp…

















