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imperfectcognitions , 1 month ago to philosophy

On the blog today, Anneli Jefferson and Katrina Sifferd discuss their recent on paper on the role of audience and feedback in the development of moral agency. #philosophy @philosophy
http://imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2024/06/responsible-agency-and-importance-of.html

lisabortolotti , 4 months ago to philosophy

Tomorrow: excited to participate in the last meeting of Ema Sullivan-Bissett and Anna Ichino’s project on conspiracy theories and delusions https://www.emasullivan-bissett.com/workshop-conspiracies-and-delusions.html @philosophy #philosophy

jeffgreene , 4 months ago to psychology

What do we risk when we treat AI like it can “think”? Find out at Bemusings, where I synthesize and share research on thriving in the digital world. https://bemusings.ghost.io/ai-objectivity-as-a-smile-on-a-dog/
#Education #Psychology #EducationalPsychology #Learning #LearningSciences
@edutooters @psychology @academicchatter

bibliolater , 4 months ago to philosophy

"Can arguments change minds? Philosophers like to think that they can. However, a wealth of empirical evidence suggests that arguments are not very efficient tools to change minds."

Catarina Dutilh Novaes, VII—Can Arguments Change Minds?, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Volume 123, Issue 2, July 2023, Pages 173–198, https://doi.org/10.1093/arisoc/aoad006 #OpenAccess #OA #Journal #Article #DOI #Philosophy #Academia #Academic #Academics @philosophy

lisabortolotti , 5 months ago to philosophy

For #ThrowbackThursday here is an open access paper coauthored with Rachel Gunn: can delusions play a protective role? https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11097-017-9555-6 #philosophy @philosophy

analyticus , 5 months ago to philosophy

11 Philosophical Razors to Simplify Your Life.

Philosophical razors simplify decision-making by “shaving off” possibilities and explanations with a low probability of being useful or true. Every day we’re confronted with vast amounts of information and problems that are begging for evaluation and solutions. The ability to eliminate unlikely ones by way of taking mental shortcuts is a uniquely human superpower.

https://themindcollection.com/philosophical-razors

#philosophy @philosophy @philosophie @philosophyofmind

lisabortolotti , 6 months ago to philosophy

New post on the EPIC blog: Ian James Kidd recommends caution in the use of the notion of epistemic injustice https://epistemicinjusticeinhealthcareproject.blogspot.com/2024/01/epistemic-injustice-caution-and.html @philosophy

PhilosophicalPsychology , 7 months ago to psychology

Latest papers: Francesco Rigoli in their open access paper explores the role of power in distributive justice considerations via examination of participant judgments in studies in the USA, Mexico, and South Africa. https://doi.org/10.1080/09515089.2023.2290166 @psychology

jeffgreene , 7 months ago to academicchatter

Are you curious whether people evaluate social media content before they “like” it, and that means for learning? Then check out my latest post on “Bemusings” - a Substack where I explain how the science of learning can help people be better learners and workers in the modern digital world.
https://open.substack.com/pub/bemusings/p/you-better-think-while-you-use-social?r=dvmo5&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
#Education #Psychology #EducationalPsychology #Learning #LearningSciences
@edutooters @psychology @academicchatter

imperfectcognitions , 7 months ago to philosophy

On the blog today, Dan Degerman writes up a report of a workshop he organised on 'Silence and Psychopathology'. This event also doubled up as a launch event for project EPIC (Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare). #silence #psychopathology @philosophy
https://imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2023/12/silence.html

jeffgreene , 7 months ago to academicchatter

When college students encounter misinformation on social media, what do they think? And how does this thinking affect their social media behaviors? Could better answers to these questions inform inoculation efforts?We explored these questions in our latest study, published in the Journal of Educational Psychology:
https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2024-30107-001.html
#Education #Psychology #EducationalPsychology #Learning #LearningSciences
@edutooters @psychology @academicchatter

imperfectcognitions , 7 months ago to philosophy

On the blog today, Changsheng Lai challenges the view that successful remembering must be produced by a reliable #memory process. @philosophy
https://imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2023/11/remembering-requires-no-reliability.html

lisabortolotti , 7 months ago to philosophy

In this post for the #projectEPIC blog I report from a very interesting interdisciplinary symposium on how to address epistemic injustice in #bioethics and health #law https://epistemicinjusticeinhealthcareproject.blogspot.com/2023/11/addressing-epistemic-injustice-from.html @ethics @philosophy

imperfectcognitions , 7 months ago to philosophy

In today's post Lisa Bortolotti reports from the Reichenau Summer School on how to deal with uncertainty summarising talks ranging from the nature of delusions to the importance of goodbyes http://imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2023/11/reichenau-summer-school-dealing-with.html @philosophy

cbontenbal , 9 months ago to philosophy Dutch

I find myself not understanding the concept of atheism. Who wants to explain it to me in a coherent way for a beginner? With a metaphysical substantiation please, if that is at all possible.

#atheism #theism #philosophy #religion #metaphysics @philosophy

josep_gasol , 9 months ago (edited 7 months ago) to philosophy

Any bibliographic recommendations where I can find #structuralinjustice related to #animalethics? I am considering writing my master's thesis on this topic starting from Iris Marion Young and incorporating Martha Nussbaum and Tom Regan as possible starting points. Thank you very much 📚 @philosophy