Jacob Stegenga

Name:	Jacob Stegenga
Affiliation:	Department of History and Philosophy of Science
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Last login:	21 Mar 2021, 2:33 p.m.

Public lists managed by Jacob Stegenga

Talks given by Jacob Stegenga

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• Sisyphean science: why value freedom is worth pursuing
• The perils of p-hacking and the promise of pre-analysis plans

Talks organised by Jacob Stegenga

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• In defence of dimensions
• The doctor who wasn't there: technology, history, and the limits of telehealth
• Bayesian explanationism
• Reading modern hands: identity and human types from palmistry to genetics
• Not for me: on the external function of guilt
• Norms are like colours: naturalism and the constitutively perspectival
• Ways of branchmaking
• Expertise as perspectives in dialogue
• Title to be confirmed
• Can present-day philosophers make scientific contributions? From philosophy in science to conceptual and theoretical thinking in science
• A look back at 'Biometrician Versus Mendelian: A Controversy and its Explanation' (1974)
• Laws unconstrained: against minimal primitivism about laws of nature
• Expertise or perspectives in dialogue? The role of lived experience in the mental health context
• Realism and technocracy: a working hypothesis
• How medical data infrastructures materialize oppression
• Rationalizing discrimination
• Ways of worldfaking
• Celebrating an anniversary in the history of science
• The causal structure of cultural domination
• What can Covid modelling during the pandemic teach us about public participation in science?
• Linguistic discrimination, processing fluency, and the foreign language effect in science
• Against presence empiricism
• Identifying future-proof science
• Imagination and mathematics in economic modelling
• Knowledge in science and beyond: historiographical challenges and the case of colour history
• The division of cognitive labor and the structure of interdisciplinary problems
• A view of technological change through the magic lantern in Japan
• Perceptual wronging and perceptual injustice
• Population biology and the implicit scientific backing of the 'Human Biodiversity' movement
• Perceived inequality and the strive for standardization
• The philosophical significance of the Representational Theory of Measurement: RTM as semantic foundations
• 'Put on my tomb: this is what she was trying for': the extraordinary life of Margaret Masterman
• Coloniality, global health, and reparations
• Worries about philosopher experts
• Science in crisis? Reproducibility and the philosophy of science