What if humans aren't the most intelligent form of life on this planet?
// Jonathon Keats – Experimental Philosopher, Artist & Writer, Smithsonian Institution

Jonathon Keats takes philosophical ideas and puts them into the world – as an experimental philosopher, artist and writer. He has screened travel documentaries for houseplants, appointed slime molds as visiting scholars, and built a clock that ticks to the growth of thousand-year-old trees.

// At #Waterkant26, Jonathon brings three projects: a panel on curiosity – how do you ask a truly good question? A workshop inviting participants to imagine beings that go beyond the human. And his latest project: a tidal clock connecting Kiel and San Francisco through the language of the ocean.

18 – 19 June 2026 // Waterkant Festival - MFG5 Kiel // GET YOUR TICKETS NOW:
https://www.talque.com/go/waterkant-festival-2026/acLVSX2j1VHLqMuRtTn0/shop

#experimentalphilosophy #futuresthinking #curiosity #art #science #waterkant26 #SistersCity #kiel #sanfrancisco

Experimental Philosophy - Bibliography - PhilPapers

"a movement that is blurring the lines between philosophy and psychology. This new approach, called experimental philosophy, aims to apply the practical tools and findings of the cognitive sciences to philosophical problems"

https://thenewjournalatyale.com/2012/04/we-started-the-fire/

#xPhi #ExperimentalPhilosophy

We Started the Fire | The New Journal

The magazine about Yale and New Haven, since 1967.

The New Journal | The magazine about Yale and New Haven, since 1967.
There are three new calls on the X-Phi Blog: »6th European Experimental Philosophy Conference«, »Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Linguistic Justice«, and »The Armchair on Trial«. Read more at https://xphi.net! #philosophy #xphi #experimentalphilosophy
The Experimental Philosophy Blog – Philosophy Meets Empirical Research

There are some new calls and announcements on the X-Phi Blog! Take a look at https://xphi.net/! #xphi #experimentalphilosophy #philosophy
The Experimental Philosophy Blog – Philosophy Meets Empirical Research

🧵This week I'm posting about presentations from two cool events (over on Twitter): https://x.com/byrd_nick/status/1943219893291164057

What are the events?
(1) The 1st Experimental Argument Analysis workshop
(2) The 5th European #ExperimentalPhilosophy #Conference

#cogSci #xPhi #Linguistics #Psychology #Logic #edu #teaching

Today, our third and last group of students presents their coursework: Read about »The Perception of Civil Disobedience« on the X-Phi Blog! #xphi #experimentalphilosophy #philosophy #civildisobedience https://xphi.net/2025/01/09/teaching-experimental-philosophy-to-beginners-part-4/
Teaching Experimental Philosophy to Beginners (Part 4) – The Experimental Philosophy Blog

Might have made square postcards and stickers for the X-Phi Blog. Hit me up if you want some! #xphi #experimentalphilosophy #philosophy
Today, another group of students presents their coursework. This time, it’s all about Peter Singer and »The Perception of the Moral Obligation to Help Others«. Read all about it on the X-Phi Blog! https://xphi.net/2025/01/03/teaching-experimental-philosophy-to-beginners-part-3/ #xphi #experimentalphilosophy #philosophy
Teaching Experimental Philosophy to Beginners (Part 3) – The Experimental Philosophy Blog

Last year, I taught an introduction to X-Phi for bloody beginners. Now, two of them present their work: Read about the »Perception of Responsibility in Accidents Involving Autonomous and Human-Controlled Vehicles« on the X-Phi Blog! Also, I bet they’d love to get a comment or two from readers... https://xphi.net/2025/01/02/teaching-experimental-philosophy-to-beginners-part-2/ #xphi #experimentalphilosophy #philosophy
Teaching Experimental Philosophy to Beginners (Part 2) – The Experimental Philosophy Blog