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The idea of cryptonormativity is familiar fromdebates in social theory, social psychology, and continental political philosophy, but it has tomy knowledge never been treated in analytic metaethics, moral psychology, or epistemologyexcept ... mental

26 Jul 2022: Candidates also take three further papers from a list comprising experimental psychology, ethics, Greek and Roman philosophy, early modern philosophy, history of analytic philosophy, epistemology and metaphysics of science, political philosophy,

The successful candidate will spend three years pursuing research for the Cambridge PhD in Philosophy, and they will be expected to work away in Groningen in their second year. ... The project proceeds on the basis of a context dependent conception of

18 May 2023: In addition, students choose three other subjects from a range covering topics in ethics, political philosophy, philosophy of science, experimental psychology, aesthetics and philosophy of art and various areas in history ... 3. Ethics This paper covers

There are also representatives from related Faculties (Psychology, History and Philosophy of Science. ... Page 4 of 9. 2.4 Other Faculty Bodies. There are subject caucuses for related areas in Tripos: “Ethics, Political Philosophy and Aesthetics,”

also available on the Faculty website at: http://www.phil.cam.ac.uk/u_grads/u_grads_exams.html. 9 Joint degree – Philosophy and Psychology - the new PBST (Psychological and. ... Professor Crane is on the Management Committee. It was explained that

14 Sep 2022: Logic and Philosophy of language; Philosophy of Science; Ethics and Moral Psychology; Aesthetics; and Political and Legal Philosophy. ... philosophy and feminist philosophy. While I very much enjoyed doing so much independent work, organising my day was

It was also noted that the Faculty took part in Philosophy and Theology Masterclasses. ... Prof Tim Crane explained that one of the options open to Psychology and Behavioural Studies students is to take two Philosophy papers (although PBS students are in

Andy Clark, School of Philosophy, Psychology. and Language Sciences (PPLS), University of. ... Lots of work on this as ‘enaction’ paradigms (Noë, Varela, Thompson, etc) sweep philosophy and cog sci.

normative powers I: consent; normative powers II: promise; contractualism • Reasons for Action: Humean Theories, Intellectualist Accounts • Kantian Constructivism • Early modern moral philosophy: natural law; rationalism; sentimentalism •

Early modern moral philosophy: natural law voluntarism; rationalism; sentimentalism • Moral psychology: moral motivation, virtues, vices, moral learning, ; virtues, vices and. ... and social science; social ontology. • Special topic (2016-17):

6 For the argument in favour see Nichols and Knobe, ‘An Experimental Philosophy Manifesto’. ... action.’ In Chaiken, S., and Trope, Y., (eds.), Dual-process theories in social psychology, (New York: Guilford, 1999).

The Casimir Lewy Library is a specialist Faculty library, supporting the research and learning of philosophy and related subjects. ... All of the permanent Philosophy teaching staff are members; and there are representatives from related faculties

To appear in Dermot Moran (ed.), The Routledge Companion to Twentieth Century Philosophy (Routledge,. ... 5 -. 2 Moore and Russell. 2.1 Objective propositionsThe second strand in the birth of analytic philosophy began in 1898.

and Philosophy’.These general titles had been eliminated by the time the 35th Joint Session came here in 1961,and the 61st in 1987. ... As chair of the Faculty of Philosophy I would like to thank our invaluable administrators inthe Faculty Office for

It is highly interdisciplinary, with expertise ranging from philosophy and law to environmental science and biosecurity. ... Richard Holton (with Nora Heinzelmann, LMU) proposed the Cambridge-LMU. Moral Psychology Group, investigating such topics as