… important contemporary issues in academic publishing; and, • … a philosophical
discussion of some of the main features of academic publishing that we have called the ‘philosophy …

… writing’ formally began with ‘Towards a Philosophy of Academic Publishing’ (2016), and, …
philosophy of collective writing draws on the features of a new mode of academic publishing …

… towards a philosophy of chemistry. Chemistry challenges traditional concepts of empirical
object, empirical predicate, reference frame and theory, but also the distinction commonly …

… of these approaches for a philosophy of technology. What kind of philosophy of technology is
… How would this philosophy contribute to a liberal technology education and to new forms of …

… academic writing as an alternative to the normal academic article. The philosophy of collective
writing draws on a new mode of academic publishing … in academic writing and publishing. …

The distinction between mass nouns and count nouns, first remarked upon by Jespersen (1909,
vol. 2, eh. 5.2) in connection with English, is found in a number of the world's languages, …

… history – will transform some of the philosophy of biology’s standard ideas on ontology, …
philosophies of systematics and biodiversity. Incorporating microbial insights into the philosophy …

… towards research philosophy have no firm philosophical stance. Put differently, their research
philosophy … Clearly, there is a huge disparity in research philosophies as viewed and …

… Besides Heidegger’s philosophy, I will here make use of works by other phenomenologists,
such as Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Richard Zaner. In a fifth section I will finally discuss a …

… In this definition peer review activates a form of teaching before something, a continuum
towards something, a process of thinking: a processual unfolding towards the final shape of an …