Finlay Malcolm
@fpmalcolm
Researcher based @OfficialUoM exploring climate change and religion. Information on my projects and publications at: fpmalcolm.com
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Despite problems arising from fundamentalism, the beliefs fundamentalists hold can seem quite reasonable. In this paper, Finlay Malcolm considers whether, in fact, fundamentalist beliefs are rational by drawing on recent ideas in contemporary epistemology: extremebeliefs.com/paper/the-rati…
On 15th and 16th December our first interdisciplinary workshop on mapping #ExtremeBeliefs as found in fundamentalism, conspiricism, fanaticism and extremism will take place at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. For more info, visit our website: extremebeliefs.com/event/workshop…
Published 2022 with Routledge Books, my monograph (w/Michael Scott) that gives a philosophical account of faith. The book explores different kinds of faith, how it relates to trust and belief, whether faith is a virtue and how it's a resolute attitude. routledge.com/A-Philosophy-o…
🆕What are the public attitudes towards the #Covid19 pandemic? New data from a PERITIA study led by The Policy Institute reveals people's views on #vaccines, #conspiracytheories, #masks and the impact of the pandemic on their lives. (🧵thread) peritia-trust.eu/seven-in-ten-p… #H2020 #survey
NEW PERITIA - Policy, Expertise and Trust study: Notable minorities of the public in the UK and other European nations still hold misperceptions related to Covid-19, incl. disputing the scientific consensus on vaccine safety and thinking governments are exaggerating Covid deaths kcl.ac.uk/news/covid-mis…
"The more you trust governments, the more you trust scientists", says Finlay Malcolm (The Policy Institute) explaining some of the key findings of the PERITIA survey results. #EUfunded #Survey #TrustinScience #Scicomm #Sci4Policy #ScienceAdvice
My recent report on attitudes towards climate change scientists discussed in The Economist
Our report released today on free speech in U.K. higher education. Later today there will be an event hosted by The Policy Institute King's College London where the results will be presented and discussed in relation to The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill.
My report on Social Inclusion in Autonomous Vehicles for UKRI TAS Hub authored with Dr Justyna Lisinska
A recent talk I gave on religion and climate change beliefs for Extreme Beliefs: Fundamentalism: youtu.be/NZMkYgRaYYI
Now published in Ethical Theory and Moral Practice - my paper on "Analysing Extremism" - as part of my work on the Extreme Beliefs: Fundamentalism project based at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Open Access: rdcu.be/c6g6y
Now published in Inquiry - my paper "What's so bad about echo chambers?", co-authored with christopharie. Also part of my work with the Extreme Beliefs: Fundamentalism project based at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
Now published in Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy - my paper: "The Purpose and Limits of Electoral Accountability" Explores how accountability at the ballot box really works. Probably my favourite paper that I've written to date! jesp.org/index.php/jesp…
Now published in The Monist, my special edited collection on 'Faith, Hope and Trust'. academic.oup.com/monist/issue/1… The issue includes a range of fantastic contributions from all authors, exploring the relationships between these three important concepts. The Monist Oxford Philosophy
📢📢📢 Caleb Gordon and I are absolutely delighted to be hosting a new seminar stream on ‘Ecotheology’ SST #SST24. A huge thank-you to Scott Midson Prof David Clough @dlclough.bsky.social and several others who have enabled this. A brief🧵with details…