In Referees We Trust? How #PeerReview Became a Mark of Scientific Legitimacy by @mbaldwin.bsky.social: direct.mit.edu/books/oa-mon... #OpenAccess #HPS #histsci

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📣Out now on #firstview! Anna Simon-Stickley @freieuniversitaet.bsky.social and Amelia Urry @hpscambridge.bsky.social on 'Cross-Contextualizing the Histories and Politics of Environmental Proxies' #History #Analysis #Climate #Methodology #Roundtable🗃️ 👉Open access: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

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Professor Peter Adamson's original History of Philosophy without any Gaps podcast series has reached 500 episodes: historyofphilosophy.net See also Prof. Adamson's spin-off series on the Histories of Africana Philosophy, Chinese Philosophy, Classical Indian Philosophy. #podcast #philosophy #nogaps

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11/ I wrote about philosophy of experimentation before, first with Matteo Vagelli: “Were experiments ever neglected? Ian Hacking and the history of philosophy of experiment” philarchive.org/rec/SIMWEE

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3/ For this paper, I look at two figures in particular: Hugo Dingler and Gaston Bachelard. They both put experimentation at the center of their thinking, but they do so as part of two radically different philosophical projects.

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