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The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast

Ever screamed at a horror movie while knowing perfectly well that the monster isn’t real?

Christine Tappolet joins Constant Bonard to discuss her Receptive Theory of emotions, a new account that seeks to explain how emotions put us in contact with values while distinguishing them from sens...

Constant Bonard joins Benjamin Matheson to discuss the role emotions play in environmental mitigation and climate action.

Laura Silva joins Constant Bonard to discuss anger, challenging the common assumption that it is essentially a hostile emotion.

Oppression, marginalization, and other forms of disadvantage often come with emotional burdens, such as feelings of insecurity or stress. At the same time, some features of oppression are emotional in...

Review of Philosophy and Psychology - Emotions are widely taken to play an important role in motivating political engagement. Activists and scholars often emphasize emotional responses such as...

The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast

Can Fab Morvan of Milli Vanilli find redemption at the Grammys in the audiobook category, decades after the Recording Academy revoked his duo's best new artist award?

<p><em>In moments of anger, we often feel certain that our position is right, both morally and factually. Sometimes we even imagine we are right because we are angry. But as philosophers have long not...

<p><em>In moments of anger, we often feel certain that our position is right, both morally and factually. Sometimes we even imagine we are right because we are angry. But as philosophers have long not...

<p><em>In moments of anger, we often feel certain that our position is right, both morally and factually. Sometimes we even imagine we are right because we are angry. But as philosophers have long not...

The manosphere is known for misogyny, but that’s not the only thing that influencers in this space offer. Young men explain the allure and the problems of the manosphere in their own words

This paper offers the first normative analysis of break-up chatbots, which simulate an ex-partner's conversational style. I argue that technologies that have the (potential) aim of fostering continuin...

Incy Wincy Spider as the positive analogue of The Myth of Sisyphus

Failures to remember the past properly can constitute a range of different wrongs. In this article, we identify a novel kind of wrong that often occurs through political apologies: consigning an inju....

Can we be praiseworthy for what we do accidentally? What does Mog teach us about the nature of moral responsibility?

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The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast

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When an institution morally fails, what is the appropriate emotional reaction for those institution members who are causally uninvolved in bringing about this failure? Our aim in this article is to e...

The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast

Recorded live and in person at the Annual Research Forum of the Geneva Centre for Affective Sciences, Prof.

One aim of my current research project is to understand the nature and value of collective guilt. This kind of guilt often gets talked about with respect to historical injustices. Germans, for instanc...

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Abstract. Benjamin Matheson has recently argued that blameworthiness is terminable: in at least some cases, one's blameworthiness for a given offense can b

The Epistemic Fata Morgana: Appropriation in the Institutional Context