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The Research Group in Mind, Science, & Culture Principal researchers are Dr. Stephen Asma, and Dr. Rami Gabriel. https://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674980556

The Research Group in Mind, Science, and Culture in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Columbia College Chicago takes a holistic approach to the study of the human mind.

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel in this week's Aeon
07/19/2024

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel in this week's Aeon

At times complicit in racism and oppression, psychology has also been a fertile ground for radical and liberatory thought

I'm very proud to have a new article about imagination published at The Junkyard. It's a tour of strange and mysterious ...
04/24/2024

I'm very proud to have a new article about imagination published at The Junkyard. It's a tour of strange and mysterious imagination theories. Please enjoy and share. Thanks to Amy Kind

A post by Stephen Asma Imagination is finally getting some love from philosophers, psychologists, and cognitive scientists. My own work has been a tiny contribution to the resurgence of imagination studies, especially in the interface between neuroscience, philosophy of mind, and evolution (Asma,

Our own Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today:
02/08/2024

Our own Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today:

Fiction can tell us something about the human condition.

Our our Dr. Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today:
10/07/2023

Our our Dr. Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today:

Georges Meliès was a pioneer of the magic machine of cinema.

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel writing for the Oxford blog:
09/15/2023

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel writing for the Oxford blog:

It's up to cognitive psychology to figure out a way to explain how the mind works that takes into account its purpose and surroundings. The best approach would be to combine scientific and philosophical ideas, while also considering history and culture.

Rami Gabriel on psychology as the "suspicious science"
09/15/2023

Rami Gabriel on psychology as the "suspicious science"

Read an exclusive extract from A Suspicious Science by Rami Gabriel exploring the uses of psychology.

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today.
08/19/2023

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today.

A Personal Perspective: Zombie? Vampire? Double?

Our own Rami Gabriel surveys the cutting edge of consciousness studies:
07/07/2023

Our own Rami Gabriel surveys the cutting edge of consciousness studies:

Takeaways from an Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness event.

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today.
04/04/2023

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today.

Agency, reflexivity, and the biomedical model.

Over at the BRAINS BLOG, Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel is doing a series of posts on the philosophy of psychology and his new...
03/30/2023

Over at the BRAINS BLOG, Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel is doing a series of posts on the philosophy of psychology and his new Oxford book "A Suspicious Science: The Uses of Psychology"

Since 2005, a leading forum for work in the philosophy and science of mind

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today! Why do we have pets?
02/17/2023

Our own Dr. Rami Gabriel in Psychology Today! Why do we have pets?

The culture of domestication.

Our own Stephen Asma writes on free speech in the Boston Globe.
01/20/2023

Our own Stephen Asma writes on free speech in the Boston Globe.

If administrators won’t stand up for professors who take on challenging topics, maybe colleges need a new escape valve: the “ideological withdrawal.”

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