Jodie Russell

Abstract deadline tomorrow if anyone is interested in joining us in Exeter in February to talk all things Social AI!

Publications by Non-Tenure-Track Historians Since we began publishing in 2019, Contingent has published end-of-year lists of books and articles by non-tenure-track historians released in the past calendar year. To submit something for inclusion...

It’s basically a low-cost way to gas up contingent philosophers, maybe juice a few book sales and article views. If you are a contingent philsphr. who would like an article/book/essay *published in 2025* included fill in this form, ticking the 'philosopher' box contingentmagazine.org/yearly-pub-l...

The event will be taking place on Jan 14, 9.30-16.30, at The Studio in central Birmingham and online.

Confirmed speakers include Prof. Ray Gibbs, Prof. Francesca Ervas, Dr Kathleen Murphy-Hollies, and Dr Francesca Brencio.

In-person places are limited so please do register.

Kathryn Nave, A Drive to Survive | BJPS Review of Books Matteo Colombo reviews A Drive to Survive, by Kathryn Nave

New on the BJPS Review of Books:

A Drive to Survive
– Kathryn Nave

Reviewed by Matteo Colombo

#philsci #philsky

www.thebsps.org/reviewofbook...

Letterboxd Video Store: what you need to know about our new feature coming soon • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine Coming in early December: Letterboxd Video Store, our latest feature to get you adding films to your watchlist and, crucially, checking them off. Here’s everything you need to know.

If we can get Letterboxd to open phtsocal stores next, we can have Blockbuster again letterboxd.com/journal/lett...

UCL – University College London UCL is consistently ranked as one of the top ten universities in the world (QS World University Rankings 2010-2022) and is No.2 in the UK for research power (Research Excellence Framework 2021).

Maternity leave cover for a health humanities post www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...

I wish Kevin McCloud would do a Grand Designs episode on this rather than another affluent couple making a house that’s way too big (and super ugly)

Sorry, didn’t mean to suggest it was taboo, only that it’s unusual reading group discussion! We talked a lot about how sex and age is often played for laughs on TV and how this doesn’t help when talking about quite important topics (like STI’s!)

We had the second session today of our de Beauvoir reading group on “Old Age” and we talked about old people having sex (you read that right), classism, and Victor Hugo’s bed

Read my post for the APA blog, Rules of Engagement: blog.apaonline.org/2025/11/10/r... Arguing that epistemologists can join impactful interdisciplinary projects that contribute to improving social interactions #philsky #philpsy #philosophyforeveryone #epistemicinjustice #philosophymatters

give it 18 months and there will be three papers addressing this salient question

Husserl: launch phenomenology
People: "he is sometimes credited as the father of phenomenology"
Husserl: am I joke to you?

Ah I see! You could go for the bulky "marginalised hermeneutical resources" but I think your original suggestion was much clearer!

The hermeneutically marginalised? Could be a bit broad (and the word hermeneutic is just awful to look at imo)

Today I'm writing about Severance, de Beauvoir and freedom (yes, all in one paper!)

The more I think about it, the more in awe of this show I get...

Understanding protective and risk factors in preventing suicide among LGBTQ+ youth in the UK LGBTQ+ youth are more likely to attempt suicide in comparison to their cisgender, heterosexual peers. Despite a UK national suicide prevention strategy, there have been minimal efforts to address t...

Our new UK study about protective & risk factors in preventing suicide among LGBTQ+ youth is now out! 🌈

We surveyed 9,666 LGBTQ+ youth (13-24), identifying top predictors of suicidality: LGBTQ+ victimisation, conversion therapy, food insecurity, non-affirming school climate

doi.org/10.1080/0020...

Call for papers: Philosophy through Art, Games, and Fiction think.taylorandfranc... Guest editor: Lisa Bortolotti. Deadline: 31 July 2026. Submit your work! #philsky #philpsy

The event is particularly aimed at members of the public, so everyone is welcome! Please do consider coming along!

Tickets also include admission to the house and garden (and they are free!)

Well worth is to to see Winterbourne itself which is STUNNING 🤩

Philosophy Workshop: Role-playing games formental health Explore the function of role playing games when it comes to supporting our mental health.

On April 7th 2026, I'm going to be running a workshop at the wonderful Winterbourne House and Garden on the topic of mental health and role-playing games!

You can get tickets to the event here: www.winterbourne.org.uk/whats-on/phi...

Hard relate!

Come and work with me! :D

I definitely want to join this series!!

We've got some amazing speakers lined up and a broad range of topics. It's going to be a very stimulating and interdisciplinary discussion so please join us if you can!

This involved understanding how mental health professionals can support or prevent young people from feeling understood when they seek help. Epistemic injustice in clinical encounters is where one party has more authority and risks the other party’s contribution being sought or valued.

fuck Harry Potter, yes, but also can we get a second one of these films.

Everyone wants more Jarnathon!

Let me know how it goes!

Big congrats to everyone in team #ProjectEPIC for bringing this together (especially Fred for coordinating us like an expert orchestra conductor!) It was a very cool thing to be a part of and I hope it goes on to shape further health policies!

Philosophical Exercises

"A philosophical exercise every month!" That's what I do & review on my blog philosophicalexercises.blogspot.com . Whether it be Contemplation of death, Jhana meditation, Postural Yoga, Befriending the Ancients, etc. I identify cool philosophical practices, I try them & I tell you about it
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Volume 75 Issue 4 | The Philosophical Quarterly | Oxford Academic The official journal of the Scots Philosophical Association and the University of St. Andrews. Publishes high-quality articles from leading international scholars across the range of philosophical stu...

Special issue of Philosophical Quarterly on epistemic injustice, guest edited by Mona Simion: