Philosophizing at the crossroads of phil mind, cog sci, cultural evolution, moral psych, climate change — believer in the green light — @dryan149.bsky.social
Michael Brownstein, Alex Madva and I are thrilled with the cover for our book, Somebody Should Do Something
The release date is 9/16, but you can do preorders now
https://t.co/cq0kK0uE1Z
#CoverReveal#Bookstagram@mitpress@MichaelBrownst4
Brownstein, M., Madva, A. & Kelly, D. (2025). Somebody should do something. MIT Press.
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社会を変えるにあたって重要なことは、「個人と社会構造」みたいな枠組みで考えないこと、そして個人が個人であることをちょっと減らすことだ。いいこと言うじゃん。
We’re excited to welcome Professors Michael Brownstein & Alex Madva on our next podcast!
They share insights from their new book Somebody Should Do Something: How Anyone Can Help Create Social Change - tackling bias, justice, climate, & more.
Creating real social change is possible if we rethink our approach. 📘 Somebody Should Do Something (@mitpress ), co-authored by John Jay College Professor & Chair of Philosophy Michael Brownstein, is now available for pre-order: https://t.co/Blze8kCsk2.
My interview with social change experts and philosophy professors Michael Brownstein, Dan Kelly, and Alex Madva on their fantastic new book Somebody Should Do Something. A must read if you’re thinking about big social problems, how they change, and what you can do
"A must-read for anyone interested in escaping the demoralizing effects of pessimism, in favor of defining their own role in fighting for social change." —Thomas J. Davis, Library Review
The first review is a good one and the book website is live!
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Michael Brownstein, Alex Madva and I are thrilled with the cover for our book, Somebody Should Do Something
The release date is 9/16, but you can do preorders now
https://t.co/cq0kK0uE1Z
#CoverReveal#Bookstagram@mitpress@MichaelBrownst4
‘Awkwardness highlights the fact that our interactions are scripted. Its aversiveness shows the extent to which people prefer not to be reminded of this fact.’ We should take awkwardness less personally, and more seriously @alexplakias https://t.co/6hR7tQpNdN
@evan_westra & I reply to @paulbloomatyale's post on our essay on norm psychology and social change -- we agree some norm changes *are* more annoying than others, but don't think the differences are best understood in terms of moral/non-moral features https://t.co/4HL0vVuqIc
I’ve been awarded a Mid-Career Award from the National Science Foundation!
3 years of support to “Build a Conceptual Ecology of the Engram” - from Semon to contemporary cellular and molecular neuro - and the opportunity to work with @sjo09 and @Franklandlab to make it happen
@evan_westra & I reply to @paulbloomatyale's post on our essay on norm psychology and social change -- we agree some norm changes *are* more annoying than others, but don't think the differences are best understood in terms of moral/non-moral features https://t.co/4HL0vVuqIc