Experimental Philosophy Lab Meeting

Metro Experimental Research Group

Lab meetings are common in psychology and other social sciences. MERG borrows the idea to provide philosophers and other participants with a collaborative venue to discuss experimental work they are currently undertaking or planning to take up. We hope to help one another refine our experiments, in  order to avoid design problems and to better address the philosophical issues with which we are concerned. Each meeting, several researchers make a short, informal presentation, then receive suggestions from those in attendance.

 

On April 30th, MERG will hold a special lab meeting at CUNY Graduate Center rm 205 from 1-5 pm. This meeting will be hosted in conjunction with our Metaethics and Experimental Philosophy Workshop, to take place the next day, on May 1st.

April 30th

1 pm—5 pm

 

James Andow, University of Nottingham

“Intuitions in the Face of Diversity”

 

Michael Brownstein, New Jersey Institute of Technology

“Reason Explanation, Causal Explanation, and What Else”

 

Jill Cumby and Craig Roxborough, York University

“The Need for Consistency: Do Philosophers’ Intuitions Differ?”

 

Richard Kamber, College of New Jersey

“What is Art: An Experimental Approach”

 

Location:

 

City University of New York, Graduate Center

(365 5th Avenue, Manhattan)

Room c197

DIRECTIONS

This meeting will be held in conjunction with the Metaethics and Experimental Philosophy Workshop.

 

The MERG Lab Meetings are brought to you by MERG Philosophy.

 

If you want to know about upcoming events, let us know at mergphi@gmail.com.