In this final article prompted by the work done during the research project "Chemical Reactions as Causes and Laws", I would like to present some of the problems and challenges that I encountered when attempting to analyse chemical reactions in a philosophically informed way.

Some further thoughts on the nature of reactions

Investigating chemical reactions philosophically can shed light into our understanding of their nature in ways we haven't thought of before.

Our very own Jargonium co-editor Vanessa Seifert published her first book in the philosophy of chemistry called Chemistry's Metaphysics....

Our very own Jargonium co-editor, Vanessa Seifert, has just started working as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral fellow at the new...

In this post, Vanessa Seifert reflects on some interesting questions to pursue in the context of a feminist philosophy of chemistry

The contributions of Geoffrey Blumenthal to the history and philosophy of science

The debate about chemistry’s relation to quantum physics has been a persisting one. Is chemistry reduced to quantum physics or is there...

Philosophy of chemistry – that is a thing! Whether one thinks of it as a separate field of philosophy or as a sub-discipline within the...