On the Limits of Scientific Objectivity | Richard Healey
Richard Healey on whether there are objective facts in the quantum world
BJPS articles, but shorter
Richard Healey on whether there are objective facts in the quantum world
Florian J Boge explains why it may be epistemically acceptable to tune models for experimental analysis
Yunus Prasetya on what substantive accounts of explanation say about IBE
Oliver Lean, Luca Rivelli, and Charles Pence on what philosophers learn from a ‘distant reading’ of science journals
Josh Habgood-Coote asks if authorship is an obstacle to recognising the division of labour in science
Okon, Ciepielewski, and Sudarsky ask if the price of saving locality is too high
Marcin Miłkowski on what makes similarity semantic
Justin Garson on the study of mechanisms and the study of history
Igor Douven on evolutionary modelling and trust in science
Alexander Franklin and Vanessa Seifert on whether interpretations of quantum mechanics can resolve the problem of molecular structure
