Philosophy of the Physical Sciences, Biology and Health in Milan

This feature reports on the philosophy of the Physical Ccience, Biology and Health session of the first Milan Logic and Philosophy of Science Network workshop (12th March 2025). The six contributions presented by the authors are summarized, spanning epistemic cohesion, temporality, food, cognition, medical practice and the relationship between organisms and machines.

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˜The œreasoner
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2025-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.54103/1757-0522/30080
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Origins and Evolution of Life
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Philosophy of the Physical Sciences, Biology and Health in Milan

Thomas Bonnin, Maria Raffa, Maurizio Esposito, Luca Guzzardi et al.
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Origins and Evolution of Life
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Philosophy of the Physical Sciences, Biology and Health in Milan

Thomas Bonnin, Maria Raffa, Maurizio Esposito, Luca Guzzardi, Sahar Tavakoli
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This feature reports on the philosophy of the Physical Ccience, Biology and Health session of the first Milan Logic and Philosophy of Science Network workshop (12th March 2025). The six contributions presented by the authors are summarized, spanning epistemic cohesion, temporality, food, cognition, medical practice and the relationship between organisms and machines.

˜The œreasonerVol. 19(4)
IULM University (IT), Equinor (Norway) (NO), Politecnico di Milano (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Origins and Evolution of Life
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