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Title: Alex Holcombe
Title: Redressing imbalances in the kind of research that gets done and who
gets credit for it
Abstract: If we want good work to get done, we should credit those who do
it. In science and philosophy, researchers are credited predominantly via
authorship on publications. But many contributions to modern research are
not recognized with authorship, due in part to the high bar imposed by the
authorship criteria of many journals. “Contributorship” is a more inclusive
framework for indicating who did what in the work described by a paper, and
many scientific journals have recently implemented versions of it. Should
philosophy implement similar reforms? I will describe one scientist’s
perspective (mine) on some of the reasons for and problems of
contributorship in science, with some tentative comments regarding how
philosophy is, and perhaps should be, done differently.
When: Thu 5 Mar 2020 15:00 – 16:30 Eastern Australia Time - Sydney
Calendar: Current Projects
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