Microsoft Teams: https://go.um.edu.mo/hk0d76q5   Abstract This presentation is based on a co-authored paper developed through collaboration between philosophers and neurolinguists, exploring the “pursuitworthiness” of experiments in neurolinguistics. The paper investigates whether criteria for pursuitworthiness can be established for experiments in this field and, if so, which factors are most relevant. Drawing on a detailed analysis of research practices and case studies, we propose that pursuitworthiness in this domain should be evaluated along two dimensions: methodological and pragmatic.   In my talk, I will briefly outline the paper’s main argument and, more importantly, reflect on my own role in the project and on the collaborative process. I will discuss how I became involved, the specific contributions I made, and what I […]