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Category: Moral Pscyhology

The Moral Psychology of Amusement now available

December 15, 2021 publiusnemo

My new edited volume, The Moral Psychology of Amusement, is now published and available from Rowman & Littlefield, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble.…

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Posted in: Ethics, Humor, Interdisciplinarity, Moral Pscyhology, News, Publication, Research, Uncategorized
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Missing SSPP

March 12, 2019 Brian Robinson

Stupid flu. I missed the SSPP.

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Posted in: Ethics, Moral Pscyhology, Presentation, Research

Moral Psychology

October 19, 2018 Brian Robinson

The flyler for my new Moral Psychology class, coming in the spring!

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Posted in: Ethics, Moral Pscyhology, Teaching
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Teaching Intellectual Humility

September 24, 2018 Brian Robinson

[Cross-posted on Open for Debate] We have good reason for wanting to teach and instill the virtue of intellectual humility.…

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Posted in: Ethics, Humility, Moral Pscyhology, Teaching

CFA: Moral Psychology of Amusement

March 29, 2018 Brian Robinson

Call for Abstracts Abstracts are sought for a collection on the moral psychology of amusement, as part of Rowan and Littlefield…

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Posted in: Ethics, Moral Pscyhology, News, Research

Measuring Intellectual Humility

August 17, 2017 Brian Robinson 1 Comment

As a culmination of our intellectual humility grant in 2013, my co-authors (Mark Alfano, Kathryn Iurino, Paul Stey, Markus Christen,…

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Posted in: Ethics, Experimental Philosophy, Moral Pscyhology, News, Publication, Research

Reversing the Side-Effect Effect

December 8, 2013 Brian Robinson

Some of you are already familiar with the Side-Effect Effect by now. In a new article forthcoming in Philosophical Studies,…

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Posted in: Ethics, Experimental Philosophy, Moral Pscyhology, News, Publication, Research
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