Experimental philosophy is the name for a recent movement whose participants use the methods of experimental psychology to probe the way people make judgments that bear on debates in philosophy.
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Franz Huber has asked me to post the following announcement:
The European Philosophy of Science Association (EPSA) is
pleased to
announce the launch of its new journal:
EUROPEAN JOURNAL FOR PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE...
First, Sally Haslanger asked me to make the following announcement about a survey she has undertaken as part of the important Women in Philosophy Task Force:
All professional philosophers are invited to participate in a survey on
publishing in...
Some readers of this blog might be interested by the following news:
Behavioral and Brain Sciences will publish a precis on my
book, Doing without Concepts, and is now accepting proposals for commentaries.
If you are not on the list of potential...
I just found this critical notice by Janet Levin, which came out in the October issue of Analysis:
http://analysis.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/extract/69/4/761
She discusses nearly every chapter in the collection by Knobe and Nichols, Experimental...
Consider the following
sentence: “After Boeing lost the Army contract, Boeing expected to have to lay
off workers.” Now, consider this sentence: “After Boeing lost the Army
contract, Boeing felt anxious about having to lay off workers.” ...
