Nino Kadic

Happy to share that I’ll be giving a talk on Russellian physicalism at the XI Congress of the Spanish Society for Analytic Philosophy in Seville this October! 🙂 @sefa2025.bsky.social

“What kind of man am I? One of those who would be pleased to be refuted if I say anything untrue, and who would be pleased to refute anyone who says anything untrue; one who, however, wouldn’t be any less pleased to be refuted than to refute.”

— Socrates, in Plato’s Gorgias

#philosophy #philsky

What ontology of consciousness do you find most convincing and why? 🧠

Archive - Croatian Journal of Philosophy Current Issue — Vol. 25 No. 73 Safety and Future Dependence Bin Zhao The Holism of Doxastic Justification Erhan Demircioğlu Thought Experiments, Fictions, and Irrelevant Details Bojan Borstner, Tadej ...

The newest issue of the Croatian Journal of Philosophy, featuring articles on thought experiments, religious diversity, pornography and more, is available at:

Planning ahead for summer 2026? Don’t miss the EPIC Summer School in Bertinoro (Italy)! Details and a link to apply here: epistemicinjusticein... #EpistemicInjustice #philsky #MedHum

I can send you some photos of your talk! :))

So grateful to everyone who helped me organise the Summer School on Panpsychism at the Institute of Philosophy in Zagreb, as well as to everyone who attended! ☺️

Special thanks to our keynotes @heddamorch.bsky.social, @davidpapineau.bsky.social, and @philipgoff.bsky.social! 🙏🏻

Very sad to hear that @helendecruz.net passed away today.
dailynous.com/2025/06/20/h...

Our qualitative study with natural scientists on ultimate reality has been published. We look at the influence of religious background and disciplinary field, as well as inspiration from humanities. Care for the planet an enduring concern. Read it open access here! Thank you to participants

My sincere condolences..

Are conspiracy theories epistemically innocent? New paper published in Philosophical Topics, as part of a special issue on Beyond evidence in epistemology: www.researchgate.net... #philsky

#science #philsky

Why do philosophy of physics when you can do physics itself? | Aeon Essays Some physicists reject philosophy as a distraction from ‘real’ science but it is in fact both useful and beautiful

Wonderful piece by James Read with a shout-out to the apparently roughly 300 philosophers of physics, @seanmcarroll.bsky.social, and the RCNP!

Alasdair MacIntyre (1929-2025) - Daily Nous Alasdair MacIntyre, professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame and Duke University, well-known for his work on moral and political philosophy, has died. Professor MacIntyre wrote...

Philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre has died.

The Virtual isn't Real The suggestion that we might live in a giant computer simulation seems plausible in large part because the hypothetical sophistication of the hypothetical simulation can be increased to meet almost an...

The Virtual Isn’t Real (contra Chalmers) #philsky #virtualreality #metaphysics #philosophy

Reduction and Emergence in Physics and Cosmology Workshop in the context of the CAS Research Focus

Upcoming tomorrow at @lmumuenchen.bsky.social (Friday 16 May): Workshop on Reduction and Emergence at @caslmu.bsky.social. For more information, see: www.cas.lmu.de/en/events/ev...

The journal Religious Studies has a new special issue on “experimental philosophy of religion”

Broadly speaking, this emerging field aims to bring together cognitive science of religion (CSR) and philosophy of religion

www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Matter and Life in Coleridge, Schelling, and Other Dynamical Idealists This book written by renowned historians of philosophy, provides an interdisciplinary work on matter & life in early-modern Germany and Britain (1600–1850)

📖 New Book: Matter and Life in Coleridge, Schelling, and Other Dynamical Idealists, edited by Peter Cheyne. Check out Chapter 14 by Warwick's Andrew Cooper on Coleridge's unexpected contribution to the British biosciences 🚀 link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

I’m so sorry Helen.. wishing you peace.

4 12x18 inch posters on a brick and concrete wall. The top left is pink and says funding science saves lives, written in microbes, next to a microscope. The one on the right says Biology is bigger than binaries, with a fish, a lily, and a bee. The bottom left says Protecting wildlife starts wtih you, with a bunch of adiorable woodland creatues in yellow, white and black, including an owl, fungi, a... um. weasel? salamanders, butterflies, slugs, and a rotting log. The bottom right says Will our oceans thrive or nosedive the choice is yours, with the ocean represented in a circle, half of which is dead and half of which is alive, including kelp and a mackerel

4 artists & 3 scientists created a series of posters to communicate some of the science issues most important to us.

These posters are made to be shared!

We're selling them in 4-packs, so YOU can share them outside of the science circles where we hang out online.

get 'em squidfacts.bigcartel.com

facebook post from jack caputo I'm proud to say that I had the Pope in my "German Existentialism and Phenomenology" course in the Spring semester of his senior year (1977). So he's fully prepared for the job based on what he learned about Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Husserl and Heidegger

BREAKING: pope studied existentialism and phenomenology

"What surprised you in this class?" (intro to philosophy)
- "Philosophers think about everything/everyone" 🥹

Keith’s feeds really help. I think Bluesky isn’t as bad as other platforms, I can still mostly ignore it if I want to here.

'm very happy to finally be able to announce the programme for the conference 'Spinoza and Simone Weil: Influences and Interconnections.' To register, please use the following link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

I look forward to meeting you all in May!

does this mean we're going to get deep-dish communion wafers now or

That’s true, but it wasn’t bad before Covid either, at least in the sense that it seemed that almost everyone was there.

Tbh it seems that every platform of this kind is overrun with US politics. It’s inescapable unfortunately.

Any philosophers on here work on anarchism? I'll be teaching anarchism in Salzburg next term and I wanted to get the jump on it. #philosophy

Yeah, Threads seems empty, at least with academic content, and Mastodon is too small..

I really think at its heart philosophy is one giant battle, taking place over many eras and nations, between people who are basically pleasant bureaucrats and people who are sexy murder poets, and it’s both super important and super boring that the pleasant bureaucrats must win.