Pia Campeggiani, Marco Viola & Marco Marini present experimental evidence that gender double standards significantly shape evaluations of men and women professors among #philosophy students in Italian universities https://t.co/Yq7bV9d2BZ #vol39issue8#gender#bias
New issue out! Follow our thread 🧵 to discover all the exciting papers published in #vol39issue8. Starting with Ethan Landes on the importance of label choice in #language design https://t.co/eBP1GuwlVG open access
Nicola Chinchella & Ben White provide the theoretical foundation and guidelines for the principled use of virtual reality in cognitive behavioral therapy treatments for #depression https://t.co/btmIPubIaY #vol39issue8#virtualreality
Zamir Kadodia and Joel Krueger reframe the concept of # EpistemicInjustice to accommodate the experiences of neurodivergent people in social situations. Open access: https://t.co/3MnVzibKiw #WMHD2026
Today is World Mental Health Day #WMHD2026 so let us share two among our most read papers in the last year that address issues in the #philosophy of mental health!
Jasmine Wanjiru Onstad proposes enactive #psychiatry as a paradigm for understanding mental distress, guiding psychotherapy, and offering a pluralistic, relational, and participatory model. Open access: https://t.co/Bq0AmHcUyf #WMHD2026
Finally, Krzysztof Poslajko proposes that the choice between realism and fictionalism regarding corporate mentality hinges on the issue of the materiality of #corporations: for fictionalism corporations are not material entities https://t.co/9KAM3Ddqoj
New issue, new thread! Adam Toon and Tamás Demeter present "As If We Had Minds: The Prospects of Mental #Fictionalism", with sixteen papers (nine are open or free access). Follow the thread to learn more! https://t.co/vtK4zVLtKp
Víctor Fernández Castro & Miguel Núñez de Prado-Gordillo explore the intersection between affective fictionalism and the #neurodiversity movement https://t.co/FzX7HMRfZI