Heidi Maibom and I spoke to Kathleen Murphy-Hollies Imperfect Cognitions about the launch of EPSSE's new journal, Passion.

I can highly recommend publishing with EPSSE. It's a smooth process and open access, which means you get a much wider audience for your work 🎉

On the blog today, François Kammerer and Keith Frankish (Keith Frankish) discuss their recent edited special issue on the forms that #introspection can take.
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I teamed up with Kengo Miyazono to write a personal note on the significance of Daniel Dennett's views and methods. It appeared today as a post on Imperfect Cognitions imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2024/04/rememb…

Bonus post today: blog editors Lisa Bortolotti and Kengo Miyazono talk about Daniel Dennett's influence on their work and their view of philosophy imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2024/04/rememb… #RIPDennett

On the blog today, Sarah Arnaud (Sarah Arnaud) discusses the interplay between first-person perspectives and scientific research in conceptualising #autism

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I wrote a blogpost for
Imperfect Cognitions
on how to build a robot that is sensitive to differing cultural norms and expectations.

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Prof Lisa Bortolotti

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Important and timely work by Henry Taylor at School of Philosophy, Theology & Religion, UoBham!

On the blog today, Henry Taylor Henry Taylor discusses whether robots can be cultured and respond to different norms 🤔

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On the blog today, Kathleen reports from a conference on 'Experiences of Loss', held at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam last October, organised by Sabrina Coninx Dr. Sabrina Coninx

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Turning to public engagement, Anna Ichino and her collaborators have worked hard creating a philosophy museum in Milan. In this post for Imperfect Cognitions (@EpistInnocence), she is interviewed by Prof Lisa Bortolotti about her experience. imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2023/03/a-phil…

You can read about the papers presented at the first workshop on the Imperfect Cognitions (Imperfect Cognitions) blog, where Prof Lisa Bortolotti kindly wrote a report on each day. Day one: imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2023/07/conspi… two: imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2023/07/conspi…

On the blog today, Sanja Dembić (Sanja Dembić) writes about her new book, 'Philosophy of Mental Disorder: An Ability-Based Approach'.
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On the blog today, Lisa (Prof Lisa Bortolotti) reports from a symposium consisting of a number of talks on interdisciplinary perspectives on epistemic injustice.
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If you're too lazy to read my whole book (even though it is free), here's a very short summary.

New blog post today! Jakob Ohlhorst presents a new open access book, #Trust Responsibly imperfectcognitions.blogspot.com/2024/03/trust-…

Bonus blog this week! We feature another post on another paper in the special issue on Psychology of Pseudoscience. Today, Biljana Gjoneska discusses #conspiratorial beliefs and cognitive styles.
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On the blog today, Tiffany Morisseau discusses her paper in the Psychology of Pseudoscience special issue which we introduced last week. Her paper addresses issues which arose around the suggested use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for #Covid19 .
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Many thanks to Imperfect Cognitions for giving me the opportunity to introduce the special issue on the psychology of pseudoscience! Check out the contributors' posts in the next few weeks!