Latest Research in Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

Top Research Topics in Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

• Embodied and Extended Cognition — 19 papers
• Philosophical Ethics and Theory — 15 papers
• Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics — 13 papers
• Philosophy and Theoretical Science — 13 papers
• Philosophy and History of Science — 12 papers
• Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs — 8 papers
• Free Will and Agency — 7 papers
• Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy — 5 papers
• Political Philosophy and Ethics — 5 papers
• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 5 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Attention, Not Self: Buddhist Abhidharma Meets Computational Phenomenology (8 citations)
2. Intestacy and the Modern Household: What the default rules actually do, who they no longer describe, and why the survivor of a thirty-year partnership can rank behind a first cousin (2 citations)
3. Women workers at the Hogarth Press: MAPP, digital humanities, and collaborative process (1 citations)
4. Contentful skills: Procedural memory and the representational challenge to non‐representational cognition (1 citations)
5. From Lip Service to Leader: A Forgotten Scandal and Canada’s Emergence as a Trailblazer in the Global anti-Doping Movement
6. The Architect of Human Evolution: Art as the Biological Navigator
7. Playing with concepts
8. Where the Magician Lives: An Ontological Problem in the Anthropology of Magic
9. The Architect of Human Evolution: Art as the Biological Navigator
10. The Good Life *Terms and Conditions apply
11. The Good Life *Terms and Conditions apply
12. Gruesome details: graphic descriptions and extreme harm differentially elicit horror (vs fear) via increased perceptions of abnormality
13. Basic Affective Beliefs
14. Convivial creativity in everyday life: Cultural resources in encounters and ruptures
15. Project Causa Sui: A Carrier Criterion for Subjecthood, Applied to Transhumanism
16. Making room: Refurnishing, belonging and justice work in third spaces in prison
17. Hakka Kitchen: Engagement with Culinary Cultural Heritage Through Immersive Game Play
18. What Would Show You Wrong?
19. Re-creating ontological security: Flow and optimal experience
20. The joy of responding to others