Universität Hannover
Institute of Philosophy

Nicola Mößner, Die Pest in Zeiten von Corona – Philosophie und Literatur bei Albert Camus

Nicola Mößner, Digitale Praxis – Fallstrick für Normen im Wissenschaftsalltag?

Nicola Mößner, Noch nicht ist schon zu viel: Datentracking und der Evaluierungswahn wissenschaftlicher Leistung

Alexandra Quack and Catherine Herfeld, The Role of Narratives in Transferring Rational Choice Models into Political Science

Kevin Reuter, Catherine Herfeld, and Georg Brun, Introduction to the topical Collection: Concept formation in the natural and social sciences: empirical and normative aspects

Catherine Herfeld, Chiara Lisciandra, and Carlo Martini, The soul of economics: editorial

Catherine Herfeld and Malte Doehne, How Academic Opinion Leaders Shape Scientific Ideas: An Acknowledgment Analysis

T.Y. Branch and Heather Douglas, Rethinking the Conceptual Space for Science in Society after the VFI

Joaquín Paseyro Mayol and Edoardo Peruzzi, The Profit Paradox: How Thriving Firms Threaten the Future of Work, Jan Eeckhout. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2021, viii + 327 pages (review)

Karim Baraghith, Ludger Pries: Verstehende Kooperation – Herausforderungen für Soziologie und Evolutionsforschung im Anthropozän. Campus: Frankfurt/New York 2021, 446 pp., €34,95, ISBN 978-3-593-51464-2 (review)

Karim Baraghith and Lara Häusler, Pandemic and infodemic: the spread of misinformation about COVID-19 from a cultural evolutionary perspective

Karim Baraghith, From Games to Graphs: Evolving Networks in Cultural Evolution

Ezgi Sertler, Calling Recognition Bluffs : Structural Epistemic Injustice and Administrative Violence

Ezgi Sertler, Notes from a Structural Epistemologist

Paul Hoyningen-Huene, Is Kuhn’s “World Change through Revolutions” Comprehensible?

Jochen Gläser, Mitchell Ash, Guido Buenstorf, David Robin Hopf, Lara Hubenschmid, Melike Janßen, Grit Laudel, Uwe Schimank, Marlene Stoll, Torsten Wilholt, Lothar Zechlin, and L. Klaus, The Independence of Research—A Review of Disciplinary Perspectives and Outline of Interdisciplinary Prospects

Torsten Wilholt, Epistemic interests and the objectivity of inquiry

Bennett Holman and Torsten Wilholt, The new demarcation problem

Uljana Feest, Data quality, experimental artifacts, and the reactivity of the psychological subject matter

Uljana Feest, Progress in psychology

Thomas A. C. Reydon and Marc Ereshefsky, How to Incorporate Non-Epistemic Values into a Theory of Classification

Thomas A. C. Reydon, Deflating the De-Extinction Debates: Domination and Artifactuality are Not the Problem

Lucie White, Philippe van Basshuysen, and Mathias Frisch, When is Lockdown Justified?

Tanja Rechnitzer, Turning the trolley with reflective equilibrium

Tanja Rechnitzer, Applying Reflective Equilibrium: Towards the Justification of a Precautionary Principle

Tanja Rechnitzer, Unifying ‘the’ Precautionary Principle? Justification and Reflective Equilibrium

Tanja Rechnitzer and Michael W. Schmidt, Reflective Equilibrium is enough. Against the need for pre-selecting “considered judgments”

Nicola Mößner, Fotografie: Moralischer Blick oder ästhetische Distanz?

Nicola Mößner and Klaus Erlach, Kalibrierung der Wissenschaft – Auswirkungen der Digitalisierung auf die wissenschaftliche Erkenntnis (edited book)

Nicola Mößner, Wissenschaft in ‚Unordnung‘? - Gefiltertes Wissen und die Glaubwürdigkeit der Wissenschaft