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The death and rebirth of attention The hidden costs of collective attention Carolyn Dicey Jennings' research explores how attention underpins human agency and decision-making. iai.tv/articles/the-d…

UK! My biography of Henri Bergson – Herald of a Restless World – is out today!!! I am feeling quite emotional, a mix of pride, joy and nervousness! I hope you will be as inspired by Bergson's life and thought as I am! basicbooks.uk/titles/emily-h…

Read Jonathan Heawood's blogpost on our co-creational news media project. The project is funded by the AHRC and involves the Public Interest News Foundation and other partners from the news media industry. publicinterestnews.org.uk/post/trust-tru…

Tonight, we've got Greg Restall from StAndrews Philosophy for his Proceedings talk "What can we mean? — on practices, norms and pluralisms" Come along at 5:30pm in the Senate Room of Senate House! & you can read Greg's paper here: aristoteliansociety.org.uk/the-proceeding…

Thanks to Greg StAndrews Philosophy for his talk this evening! We’re back on the 11th of November with Chris Cowie from Durham University

Join us Monday for a timely event on Lottocracy with Alex Guerrero & Michael Hannon! Is democracy in crisis? Alexander Guerrero argues the root issue lies in elections. Don’t miss this conversation! 🗓️ Nov 4 | 11am PT | 2pm ET | 7pm BST 🔗 Register: bit.ly/4ebyclg

Some day I'd like to write the following (social) epistemology paper: - (Bayesian) beliefs/credences as betting odds derive practical justification from single-agent decision-making - But many of our decision problems are interpersonal (decisions impose benefits/costs on others)

Does morality come from within human nature, or through outside influence? (Or both?) In today's new episode we discover that the famous clash between Mengzi and Xunzi on this issue was actually part of a larger debate. historyofphilosophy.net/confucianism-n…

Speaking a different language can change how you act and feel | Psyche Ideas “For many multilinguals, switching between tongues can lead to shifts in personality, revealing the malleability of the self.” psyche.co/ideas/speaking…

Great talking to Jeff Church on The Political Theory Review yesterday! Felt a bit daunting to start, but a good day to talk about political legitimacy! Podcast here: podomatic.com/podcasts/thepo…

Had a great time talking with Michael Hannon about lottocracy!

Next Monday we've got Susanna Schellenberg (Rutgers) here at the Aristotelian Society for her talk "The Flexibility and Stability of Perspectives". Her draft paper is available via the link below! 🕕 18:00 -19:45 📍Senate House, Room G6 🔗 aristoteliansociety.org.uk/the-proceeding…

This is happening TONIGHT in room *G16* of Senate House. We're really excited for Susanna Schellenberg's Proceedings talk. Free and open to all 😀

NEW EPISODE! with Fabienne Peter Fabienne Peter What is political legitimacy, what creates it, & should we consider COVID lockdowns, Brexit, & Trump legitimate? politicalphilosophypodcast.com/pol-leg

If this is what the critics are saying about “Political Epistemology: An Introduction,” imagine what the fans must think. Pre-order here: routledge.com/Political-Epis…?

Excited to share that the first KCL Political Theory Graduate Conference will be held on April 25, 2025! To apply, submit an abstract of no more than 500 words by 11.59 pm (GMT) on February 3, 2025. Registration link: forms.office.com/r/f4kuVXUd9Z

Can political courage overcome fake news? How does bias shape policy? Discover these pressing issues in political epistemology with our #PhilosophyInFocus collection. Start reading: oxford.ly/3B8FwAT

In "The Grounds of Political Legitimacy," Fabienne Peter argues that political deliberation should be guided by epistemic norms, focusing on justified belief, responsiveness, and epistemic justice. Explore now: oxford.ly/4gCF6BC #PhilosophyInFocus

Join us next Monday (28th April) for the next Proceedings talk by Léa Salje from Leeds University. Léa's talk is entitled 'Artspeak'. Her draft paper is available on our website! 17.30-19.15 Institute of Eduction, 20 Bedford Way, Room 642 aristoteliansociety.org.uk/the-proceeding…