Julia Turska

Reclaiming Epistemic Diversity • SftP Magazine Similar to Cabral’s and Freire’s strategies, the Zapatista attempt was to mobilize Indigenous and scientific knowledge together for liberation purposes. The goal was, in other words, to build an allia...

Epistemic diversity is great but often becomes reduced to a superficial management & mainstreaming tool. Excited that the lovely magazine _Science for the People_ published our little article "Reclaiming Epistemic Diversity. Between Community Struggles and Corporate Capture"

Inter- and transdisciplinary reasoning for action: the case of an arts–sciences–humanities intervention on climate change - Sustainability Science Inter- and transdisciplinary (ITD) approaches represent promising ways to address complex global challenges, such as climate change. Importantly, arts–sciences collaborations as a form of inter and tr...

Congratulations to @luapoliseli.bsky.social, a GEOS project colleague, on her latest publication, "Inter and transdisciplinary reasoning for action: the case of an art-science-humanities intervention on climate change." Intriguing and important intervention, available now open source.

Registration open for Philosophy of Science Around the World 2023 inaugural online conference on 5, 11, 17 Nov 2023! Plenary panels with focus on Phil scie in East Asia and South East Asia and lots of contributed papers from the global community! Join online: www.philsci.org/philosophy_o...

I don't think a single philosopher of science or STS scholar has ever cited this 2012 book "Towards Co-Creation of Sciences". Worth reading though for anyone interested in transdisciplinarity, participation, co-construction, & co. And it's available online edepot.wur.nl/471636 #philsky #philsci #STS

Back by popular demand, ontology - Synthese In this paper we analyze relations between ontology in anthropology and philosophy beyond simple homonymy or synonymy and show how this diagnosis allows for new interdisciplinary links and insights, w...

The talk was entitled "Back by popular demand, ontology." corresponding to the recently published article in Synthese.

O décimo-segundo evento do Ciclo de Seminários do Laboratório de Ensino, Filosofia e História da Biologia (LEFHBio), Instituto de Biologia/UFBA, com Julia Tu... Seminários do LEFHBio/LEFHBio Seminars – 22 de agosto de 2023 - Julia Turska

Hello everyone! Happy to be here thanks for the invite @davidludwig.bsky.social 🙂 as an introduction, a recording from my recent talk at the seminar cycle of the History, Philosophy and Biology Teaching Lab (LEFHBio), Federal University of Bahia, 🇧🇷

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Instead of patrolling the border between indigenous knowledge & science, philosophers of science should contribute to methods for navigating the epistemic & political complexity of transdisciplinary research. Check out our short & programmatic paper here philpapers.org/archive/LUDT...

Welcome to bluesky @jjturska.bsky.social ! Julia is a PhD candidate in Wageningen, combining philosophy with ethnography. Follow her & check out our joint paper on the relation between "ontology" in philosophy & anthropology :) #philsky #philsci #STS link.springer.com/article/10.1...