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Entries by Elizabeth Hannon
Caporael et al., Developing Scaffolds in Evolution, Culture, and Cognition // Reviewed by Gregor Halfmann
29 May 2018 in BJPS Review of Books /by Elizabeth HannonGregor Halfmann reviews Developing Scaffolds in Evolution, Culture, and Cognition, edited by Caporael et al.
[Updated] Peer Review or Perish: The Problem of Free Riders in Philosophy | Beth Hannon
22 May 2018 /4 Comments/in AuxHyp, AuxHyp News, Journal mechanics, Publishing /by Elizabeth HannonAs any journal editor will tell you (at length, possibly via the medium of rant), the trickiest part of the job is not the papers, not the authors, and not even the typesetters. It’s the referees. It is no mean feat to secure referees who are, first, reliable in their academic judgement, second, responsive to emails, and third, willing to return reports when they say they will. But the frustrations of editors aside, the far more pressing concern is for the career prospects of early-career researchers. Jobs and funding can depend on timely decisions. Indeed, whether an early-career researcher gets to become a mid- or late-career researcher can depend on whether a decision is made in a reasonable amount of time.
Matthew Ratcliffe, Real Hallucinations // Reviewed by Matteo Colombo
15 May 2018 in BJPS Review of Books /by Elizabeth HannonMatteo Colombo reviews Real Hallucinations, by Matthew Ratcliffe
Boyer-Kassem et al., Scientific Collaboration and Collective Knowledge // Reviewed by Atoosa Kasirzadeh
8 May 2018 in BJPS Review of Books /by Elizabeth HannonAtoosa Kasirzadeh reviews Scientific Collaboration and Collective Knowledge, by Boyer-Kassem et al.
Anjan Chakravartty, Scientific Ontology // Reviewed by Kerry McKenzie
1 May 2018 in BJPS Review of Books /by Elizabeth HannonKerry McKenzie reviews Scientific Ontology, by Anjan Chakravartty
Stuart Glennan, The New Mechanical Philosophy // Reviewed by Carl F. Craver
19 February 2018 in BJPS Review of Books /by Elizabeth HannonCarl F. Craver reviews The New Mechanical Philosophy, by Stuart Glennan
Craig Callender, What Makes Time Special? // Reviewed by Steven F. Savitt
5 February 2018 in BJPS Review of Books /by Elizabeth HannonSteven F. Savitt reviews What Makes Time Special? by Craig Callender
Roi Wagner, Making and Breaking Mathematical Sense // Reviewed by David Corfield
24 January 2018 in BJPS Review of Books /by Elizabeth HannonDavid Corfield reviews Making and Breaking Mathematical Sense, by Roi Wagner
Richard Healey, The Quantum Revolution in Philosophy // Reviewed by David Glick
8 January 2018 in BJPS Review of Books /by Elizabeth HannonDavid Glick reviews The Quantum Revolution in Philosophy, by Richard Healey