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Blog Entry on Experimental Philosophy

 10. November 2018 |  Pascale Willemsen |  General |  

“Why is that philosophically relevant? And shouldn’t this kind of work be done by a psychologist?!” If you have ever asked yourself these questions at an epxerimental philosophy conference (or you feel inclined to ask my these questions), please read my blog entry for the German philosophy blog praefaktisch.

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