BJPS Review of Books - BSPS

Ott and Patton 'Laws of Nature' // Reviewed by Tyler Hildebrand

Donald Gillies, 'Causality, Probability, and Medicine' // Reviewed by Rani Lill Anjum

Carrie Figdor, Pieces of Mind // Reviewed by Joulia Smortchkova

Catherine Elgin's True Enough // Reviewed by Matteo Colombo

Chauncey Maher's Plant Minds // Reviewed by Anne Sophie Meincke

Silberstein et al.'s Beyond the Dynamical Universe // Reviewed by Karen Crowther

Mark Wilson's Physics Avoidance // Reviewed by Michael Liston

Samuel Schindler's Theoretical Virtues in Science // Reviewed by Rune Nyrup

Adrian Currie's Rock, Bone, and Ruin // Reviewed by Teru Miyake

Elaine Landry's Categories for the Working Philosopher // Reviewed by Chris Kapulkin and Nicholas Teh

Nicholson and Dupré's Everything Flows // Reviewed by Adam Ferner

Edward Slowik's The Deep Metaphysics of Space // Reviewed by Marius Stan

Esfeld and Deckert's A Minimalist Ontology of the Natural World // Reviewed by Matteo Morganti

Thomas Ryckman's Einstein // Reviewed by Tilman Sauer

Slater and Yudell's Metaphysics and the Philosophy of Science // Reviewed by Julia Göhner

Joseph Y. Halpern's Actual Causality // Reviewed by Rosenberg and Glymour

Elliott and Richards's Exploring Inductive Risk // Reviewed by Daniel J. Hicks

David M. Kaplan's Explanation and Integration in Mind and Brain Science // Reviewed by Joe Dewhurst

Caporael et al.'s Developing Scaffolds in Evolution, Culture, and Cognition // Reviewed by Gregor Halfmann

Matthew Ratcliffe's Real Hallucinations // Reviewed by Matteo Colombo

Boyer-Kassem et al.'s Scientific Collaboration and Collective Knowledge // Reviewed by Atoosa Kasirzadeh

Anjan Chakravartty's Scientific Ontology // Reviewed by Kerry McKenzie

Stuart Glennan's The New Mechanical Philosophy // Reviewed by Carl F. Craver

Craig Callender's What Makes Time Special? // Reviewed by Steven F. Savitt

Roi Wagner's Making and Breaking Mathematical Sense // Reviewed by David Corfield

Richard Healey's The Quantum Revolution in Philosophy // Reviewed by David Glick

Marc Lange's Because without Cause // Reviewed by Sorin Bangu

Richard Bradley's Decision Theory with a Human Face // Reviewed by Seamus Bradley

Stéphanie Ruphy's Scientific Pluralism Reconsidered // Reviewed by Michela Massimi

Aizawa and Gillett's Scientific Composition and Metaphysical Ground // Reviewed by Michael Bertrand

Shan Gao's Protective Measurement and Quantum Reality // Reviewed by Valia Allori

Chapman and Wylie's Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology // Reviewed by Sabina Leonelli

Marcel Boumans's Science outside the Laboratory // Reviewed by Catherine Herfeld

Catherine Kendig's Natural Kinds and Classification in Scientific Practice // Reviewed by Muhammad Ali Khalidi

Axel Gelfert's How to Do Science with Models // Reviewed by Tarja Knuuttila

Peter Godfrey-Smith's Other Minds // Reviewed by Thomas W. Polger

Francesco Guala's Understanding Institutions // Reviewed by Christopher Clarke

Polger and Shapiro's The Multiple Realization Book // Reviewed by Marion Godman

Couch and Pfeifer's The Philosophy of Philip Kitcher // Reviewed by Shane N. Glackin

Miriam Solomon's Making Medical Knowledge // Reviewed by Michael Wilde

Carl Gillett's Reduction and Emergence in Science and Philosophy // Reviewed by Elanor Taylor

D. M. Walsh's Organisms, Agency, and Evolution // Reviewed by John Dupré

Scerri and Fisher's Essays in the Philosophy of Chemistry // Reviewed by Julia Bursten

Sabina Leonelli's Data-centric Biology // Reviewed by Adrian Currie

Andy Clark's Surfing Uncertainty // Reviewed by Andrew Buskell

Michael Tomasello's A Natural History of Human Morality // Reviewed by Jonathan Birch

Gualtiero Piccinini's Physical Computation // Reviewed by Michael Rescorla

Margaret Morrison's Reconstructing Reality // Reviewed by Reutlinger & Hartmann

Lara Buchak's Risk and Rationality // Reviewed by Arif Ahmed