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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

Experimental Philosophy of Science and Philosophical Differences across the Sciences

July 9, 2019 Brian Robinson

Just out is my new publication in Philosophy of Science, “Experimental Philosophy of Science and Philosophical Differences across the Sciences.”…

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Posted in: Experimental Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Publication, Research, Toolbox Dialogue Initiative

SciTS 2019

May 21, 2019 Brian Robinson

The adventures in integration at the Science of Team Science Conference 2019

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Posted in: Experimental Philosophy, Interdisciplinarity, Philosophy of Science, Presentation, Research, Toolbox Dialogue Initiative
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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

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

Gossip and Its Limits

December 17, 2015 Brian Robinson

The timing was rather fortuitous that as I finish final revisions for my forthcoming article on gossip in The Monist…

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Posted in: Ethics, News, Philosophy of Language, Research

Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

November 24, 2015 Brian Robinson

Michael O’Rourke and I just returned from Kyoto, Japan, where we spoke and conducted Toolbox workshops with the environmental researchers…

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Posted in: Interdisciplinarity, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Science, Presentation, Research, Toolbox Dialogue Initiative, Value of Philosophy

Back from the NIH

June 26, 2015 Brian Robinson

I just returned from SciTS 2015 at the National Institutes of Health, where I represented the Toolbox Project (along with…

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Posted in: Interdisciplinarity, Presentation, Research, Toolbox Dialogue Initiative

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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