The program for the Society of Philosophy and Psychology (SPP) looks pretty awesome this year. http://socphilpsych.org/SPP-2015-Program.pdf …
Experimental Philos
@xphilosopher
A new movement in philosophy which uses the collection of empirical data to shed light on philosophical issues.
Joined March 2009
The program for the Society of Philosophy and Psychology (SPP) looks pretty awesome this year. http://socphilpsych.org/SPP-2015-Program.pdf …
Word cloud of the 395 most cited philosophy papers of the past 5 years, courtesy of @skdevitt. http://skdevitt.com/2015/04/28/most-cited-philosophy-papers-google-scholar-data/ …
Experimental Philos @xphilosopher · Apr 30
Turns out oxytocin actually influences intuitions about freedom of the will. http://philosophycommons.typepad.com/flickers_of_freedom/2015/04/oxytocin-influences-intuitions-about-compatibilism-.html …
Experimental Philos @xphilosopher Apr 10
More than 50% of all philosophy papers now use the word 'intuition.' http://dailynous.com/2015/04/08/rise-of-the-intuitions/ …
David G. Rand @David_G_Rand · Apr 2
People punish based on outcomes but choose partners based on intentions; new papr by @fierycushman @justin_w_martin http://scholar.harvard.edu/files/justinwmartin/files/topunishortoleave.pdf …
David G. Rand
@David_G_Rand
Assistant professor of Psychology, Economics, and Management at Yale University. Studying cooperation and altruism. Pop!Tech talk:http://vimeo.com/52163579
New Haven, CT & Providence, RI
DaveRand.org
Joined June 2012
More than 50% of all philosophy papers now use the word 'intuition.' http://dailynous.com/2015/04/08/rise-of-the-intuitions/ …
From passion to profit: How to make money doing what you love. http://ow.ly/MxiSL
David G. Rand @David_G_Rand · Apr 2
People punish based on outcomes but choose partners based on intentions; new papr by @fierycushman @justin_w_martin http://scholar.harvard.edu/files/justinwmartin/files/topunishortoleave.pdf …
David G. Rand
@David_G_Rand
Assistant professor of Psychology, Economics, and Management at Yale University. Studying cooperation and altruism. Pop!Tech talk:http://vimeo.com/52163579
New Haven, CT & Providence, RI
DaveRand.org
Joined June 2012
Google Scholar's top 5 China journals:
China Econ Review
@chinaquarterly
China & World Econ
Journal of Contemporary China
Modern China
Print magazine
@printmag
Dedicated to graphic design, technology, culture, and how it all fits together.http://imprint.printmag.com
New York City
Joined September 2008
Tao Essentials
@TaoEssentials
Understanding others is knowledge, Understanding oneself is enlightenment. ~ Lao Tzu
http://bit.ly/taobenefits
Joined September 2010
Cambridge Journals
@CambridgeJnls
Cambridge Journals Online (CJO) is the e-publishing service for over 330 journals published by Cambridge University Press.
Cambridge, UK
Joined November 2009
Congratulations to IPG Paper of the Year on Traumatic Brain Injury & speed of decline of #AD http://ow.ly/MdfAN
International Psychogeriatrics - The association of traumatic brain injury with rate of progression of cognitive and functional impairment in a population-based cohort of Alzheimer's disease: the Cache County Dementia Progression Study
http://journals.cambridge.org/abstract_S1041610214000842#.VUtNSvawK6B.
A preeminent new philosophy journal – now available
The first of four issues of the inaugural volume of the Journal of the American Philosophical Association is now available online. Editor-in-Chief, John Heil reflects on the origins of and future plans for the Journal.
The Journal was inspired by the idea that the time had come for the American Philosophical Association (APA) to sponsor a journal serving the interests of the philosophical community worldwide, a fully generalist journal dedicated to publishing philosophically compelling articles in a timely manner.
The aim was to create a home for work with the greatest potential value and impact across the discipline, a journal defined by its articles’ quality, diversity, and liveliness, a journal that could serve as a model of academic publishing.
Thus constituted, the Journal encompasses the aspirations of philosophers from varied philosophical backgrounds that characterize the APA. The Journal has a stellar team of specialist associate editors, and a growing number of consulting editors. This editorial team is dedicated to the idea that the world does not need yet another philosophy journal; the world needs a philosophy journal that serves philosophers by providing a venue for trend-setting – as distinguished from trendy – papers. Think of the Journal as affording the reader a unique opportunity to participate in the establishment of, not simply another philosophy journal, but a preeminent philosophy journal.
Our challenge is to ensure that a journal purporting to represent the full gamut of topics and approaches to philosophy succeeds. We will inevitably make mistakes. We will inevitably offend the easily offended. We believe, however, that we will achieve these goals by offering a vehicle for fresh, accessible scholarship governed by an editorial process designed to expedite decisions and have papers in print quickly.
Please help us. You can do this by submitting your most interesting work to the Journal – think of that paper you’ve wanted to write but for which the occasion hasn’t arisen. Together we stand a chance of overcoming entrenched antipathies, and nurturing fresh approaches to serious philosophical topics.
The Journal was inspired by the idea that the time had come for the American Philosophical Association (APA) to sponsor a journal serving the interests of the philosophical community worldwide, a fully generalist journal dedicated to publishing philosophically compelling articles in a timely manner.
The aim was to create a home for work with the greatest potential value and impact across the discipline, a journal defined by its articles’ quality, diversity, and liveliness, a journal that could serve as a model of academic publishing.
Thus constituted, the Journal encompasses the aspirations of philosophers from varied philosophical backgrounds that characterize the APA. The Journal has a stellar team of specialist associate editors, and a growing number of consulting editors. This editorial team is dedicated to the idea that the world does not need yet another philosophy journal; the world needs a philosophy journal that serves philosophers by providing a venue for trend-setting – as distinguished from trendy – papers. Think of the Journal as affording the reader a unique opportunity to participate in the establishment of, not simply another philosophy journal, but a preeminent philosophy journal.
Our challenge is to ensure that a journal purporting to represent the full gamut of topics and approaches to philosophy succeeds. We will inevitably make mistakes. We will inevitably offend the easily offended. We believe, however, that we will achieve these goals by offering a vehicle for fresh, accessible scholarship governed by an editorial process designed to expedite decisions and have papers in print quickly.
Please help us. You can do this by submitting your most interesting work to the Journal – think of that paper you’ve wanted to write but for which the occasion hasn’t arisen. Together we stand a chance of overcoming entrenched antipathies, and nurturing fresh approaches to serious philosophical topics.
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