
The episode discusses the philosophy of science with Dr. G. V. Pavan Kumar, exploring its significance and implications.
In this episode of DAP, Megh and Vatsal are joined by Dr. G. V. Pavan Kumar. Dr. Kumar is a Professor of Physics at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune, India. In his own words, he is a student of science, its history, and its philosophy. In this episode, we talk about a very important and often ignored aspect of science: the philosophy of science. Join us as Dr. Kumar answers our questions about what it entails, why it is essential, what it means to humanize science, and much more. Dr. Kumar's blog post : https://historyofscience.in/ Podcast : Pratidhavni https://open.spotify.com/show/14ArkETgfASwpoVXJNFkcF?si=ab835aabe9b5457c Recommendations: Pavan ◦Hessen Chang Realism for Realistic people, a paradigm for phil of science ◦Inventing temperature ◦Horizons: global history of science ◦Ram guha’s the cooking of books ◦podcast : History of Philosophy without any gaps Megh ◦Cobra Kai ◦The Life of Charlotte Brontë by Elizabeth Gaskell 1857 ◦Terry Eagleton, Literary Theory: An Introduction ◦Lingthusiasm Podcast, Episode 109, “On the Nose” ◦The Linguistics Wars Randy A. Harris Vatsal ◦ jamhoor.org
Hosts: Megh, Vatsal
Guest: Dr. G. V. Pavan Kumar
Organizations: Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, jamhoor.org
Books & works: Realism for Realistic people, Inventing temperature, Horizons: global history of science, the cooking of books, History of Philosophy without any gaps, Cobra Kai, The Life of Charlotte Brontë, Literary Theory: An Introduction, Lingthusiasm Podcast, Episode 109, “On the Nose”, The Linguistics Wars
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