Philosophical Psychology

Taylor & Francis journal publishing research at the intersection of #philosophy & #psychology. Also on Fediscience and Bluesky.

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Very exciting new issue published today! It contains a special issue on the philosophy of Daniel Dennett (Dennett's Powerful Ideas) and a symposium on Adam Toon's book, "Mind as Metaphor" #vol39issue3 Enjoy! https://t.co/e7bUnAzatB

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Latest papers: Risalatul Hukmi argues that looping effects do not threaten psychiatric validity; they reveal its normative structure in this #openaccess article https://t.co/pPKtzzUT9k

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Latest papers: Kael McCormack shows how Susanna Schellenberg’s capacitism would be able to capture the motivations for both unity and particularity of objects by positing a capacity to discriminate unity in this #openaccess article https://t.co/khCMtt4NT0

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An open access review paper by Alex Worsnip, Devin Lane, Samuel Pratt, M. Giulia Napolitano, Kurt Gray & Jeffrey A. Greene examines the trade off between #authority and #autonomy and asks when we should defer to experts: https://t.co/PVSIAjOPnA Enjoy! #expertise #knowledge

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Diego Morales reviews Marta Halina's Animal Minds (CUP) https://t.co/nGb4Rq6sEg #AnimalCognitions #newbooks
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Free-access book reviews in our volume 39 issue 4! Adrian Kind reviews Awais Aftab's Conversations in Critical Psychiatry (OUP) https://t.co/VktnmGWdmo #psychiatry #newbooks
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Latest papers: Marco Fasoli aims to overturn the assumption that all artifacts involved in cognition make a positive contribution and amend and rebalance the existing literature on cognitive artifacts https://t.co/3Wh44sovwH

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Latest papers: Víctor Fernández Castro & Miguel Núñez de Prado-Gordillo explore the intersection between fictionalism and the neurodiversity movement https://t.co/FzX7HMRfZI

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#CfP: Special Issue on Philosophy through Art, Games and Fiction

Deadline 31st July 2026.

More info and submission here: https://t.co/MuBQLEe5uS

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#CfP: Special Issue on Imagination, Creativity and Artificial Intelligence

Deadline 31st July 2026.

More info and submission here: https://t.co/WCBUUm4suy

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Miriam Schleifer McCormick reviews "Resistance to Evidence" by Mona Simion - Cambridge University Press https://t.co/bbvaP01LjL #freeaccess #newbooks #philosophy

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Some free access book reviews in #vol39issue4!
A thread for book lovers... #newbooks #philosophy

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Derek E. Anderson & David B. Yaden review "Diversity and disagreement: from fundamental biases to ethical interactions", by Feltz & Cokely - Palgrave https://t.co/RhcWtq4bEJ #freeaccess #newbooks #philosophy

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Troy Seagraves investigates explanations of self-hatred as originating from #blame #openaccess #vol39issue4 https://t.co/RbvNv04krB

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New #vol39issue4! First is Joshua Rust, exploring what a predictive processing account would look like if it started with the highly coupled representations carried by our evolutionary ancestors and other non-human organisms https://t.co/xHI6Ked5SW #evolution

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Maria Doulatova argues that not all exercises of self-control have equally positive outcomes as some cause cognitive rigidity #vol39issue4 https://t.co/ixvTx7Pohr #control