... . London : Routledge . Cova , F. 2019 . Beyond intersubjective validity: recent empirical investigations into the nature of aesthetic judgment . In Advances in Experimental Philosophy of Aesthetics , eds. F. Cova and S. Réhault , 13 – 32 . London : Bloomsbury . Cova...

... and theoretically well motivated and supported. transparency introspection mindfulness pain representationalism experimental philosophy DFF 10.13039/100009275 FKK 0132-00141B The Transparency Thesis (TT) is widely endorsed by philosophers. Following the philosophical mainstream, we can state TT...

... to Löhr's critiques, reflects on the role of experimental research in the development and refinement of philosophical theories, and adds to Löhr's suggestions about the path forward. shared agency collective intention joint commitment mutual obligation experimental philosophy European Research Council...

... thus account for the conflicting results in the literature. definition of lying implicatures intention to deceive experimental philosophy German Research Foundation 10.13039/501100001659 391304769 Throughout the history of philosophy, the question of how best to characterize and define lying...

... in support of this account. pain unfelt pain experimental philosophy conscious mental states commonsense conception of pain Consider the following argument, first put forward, so far as we are aware, by Block (1983 : 517): The pain is in my fingertip. The fingertip is in my mouth. Therefore, the pain...

... et al.’s experiment on truth-value judgments. We conclude that referential intuitions are still problematic. Semantics reference theory of reference experimental philosophy The main idea underpinning MMNS’s paper is that the methodology for assessing theories of reference consists...

... actions. practical decisions, intentions, side-effect actions, experimental philosophy, Michael Bratman Before running this experiment, I hypothesized that agents can, in the case of certain side-effect actions, decide to do something without forming or having the corresponding intention to do...

...This chapter examines Margaret Cavendish's bookObservations upon Experimental Philosophy and The Description of a New Blazing World. It explains that these books specifically targeted experimental philosophers and they were explicitly presented in response...

...Introduction Tania Lombrozo, Princeton University Joshua Knobe, Yale University Shaun Nichols, Cornell University Like its predecessor, the fourth volume of Oxford Studies in Experimental Philosophy showcases the growing depth and breadth of the eld. Epistemology and moral psychology have been...

...Illuminating the Mind. Jonathan Stoltz, Oxford University Press (2021). © Oxford University Press. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780190907532.003.0010 Chapter 10 examines how contemporary trends in experimental philosophy can benefit from the study of Buddhist epistemology. In particular...

...Radical Skepticism and Epistemic Intuition. Michael Bergmann, Oxford University Press (2021). © Michael Bergmann. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780192898487.003.0013 This chapter considers the skeptical objection to epistemic intuition that is based on experimental philosophy, which aims...

... of experimental philosophy to reveal certain truths about nature. Gassendi defended a probabilistic theory of knowledge, while Locke’s theory of knowledge accepted “moral,” or near, certainty as a limit to knowledge of reality. Berkeley reinterpreted the materialistic ontology underlying the new science, arguing...

... on moral reasoning, focusing on their emphasis—if any—on social interaction. It then examines the views of Jean Piaget and Lawrence Kohlberg on morality and moral reasoning, Jonathan Haidt’s account of moral reasoning, experimental philosophy as an approach to the study of moral reasoning, moral...

... Society virtuosi in the second half of the century drew on both Francis Bacon and the literature on the cure and cultivation of the soul in framing their understanding of experimental philosophy. It also contends that the epistemic modesty of English experimentalism was a direct consequence...

..., trope, and gender reveal core concepts that enable myriad writers to posit alternative models of experience, authority, and evidence. Empiricism Experimental imagination Experimental philosophy Literariness Literary knowledge Metaphor Modest witness Natural philosophy Observed particulars...

...Loughridge considers the career of Adam Walker, a self-taught practitioner of “natural and experimental philosophy” from the north of England who gave public lectures and demonstrations on astronomy and the natural sciences. The chapter focuses on two of Walker’s inventions that often featured...

... of understanding the nature of knowledge, with particular emphasis on the role of Alvin Goldman in getting epistemologists to pay attention to the import of empirical work for understanding epistemological issues. Finally, it explores experimental philosophy as a methodological approach to philosophical questions...

... worked with William Kiffin to appeal to Clarendon to free twelve Baptists who were imprisoned for dissent. Meanwhile, she also supported her brother Robert as he became more engaged in experimental philosophy. Boyle published some of Ranelagh's work, such as her chemical treatment for rickets using...

...Experimental philosophy of language uses experimental methods developed in the cognitive sciences to investigate topics of interest to philosophers of language. This article describes the methodological background for the development of experimental approaches to topics in philosophy of language...

... in philosophy, and its further development should be welcomed and encouraged. Atkins Peter experimental philosophy Rosenberg Alexander scientism passim Stenmark Mikael Fodor Jerry introspection Lewis David manifest image ordinary language Sellars Wilfrid Wittgenstein Ludwig decision making causal...