Being Where? Putting Memory, Technology, and Wayfinding Together Again - Review of Philosophy and Psychology Review of Philosophy and Psychology - Although wayfinding is a central domain for 4E research, much work on spatial cognition and navigation still operates within an internalist framework. This is...

‘Being Where? Putting memory, technology, and wayfinding together again’: new open-access paper, led by Mac Mingon with @ajgillett.bsky.social We set ‘techno-gloom’ about GPS degrading basic human navigation skills against historical shifts in ‘wayfinding ecologies’ link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Temporal Disorientation in Episodic Memory: Navigating the Construction Process - Review of Philosophy and Psychology Review of Philosophy and Psychology - Temporal disorientation in episodic memory includes recalling episodes we struggle to posit in time. In this paper, we theorize how this disorientation arises...

My paper with @bastienperroy.bsky.social on temporal disorientation is now out! link.springer.com/article/10.1...

A new paper on a carved cement wall at Ponta dos Corvos, Portugal — co-authored by @tmcasimiro.bsky.social — reads 60 years of names, dates and symbols as contemporary rock art and a layered record of collective memory.
How should we study — and preserve — sites like this?
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It’s a holiday miracle! The deadline for IPM5 submissions has been extended to January 15th

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🚨 Call for Papers!
Join us for the PLM Workshop: Traces and Engrams – Philosophical and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Memory

RUB, 18–20 Feb 2026

Apply by 30 November!
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I’m hosting a workshop on Social AI at the Uni of Exeter, generously funded by the Society of Applied Philosophy (10&11 Feb). If you fancy joining us to present your work, please submit an abstract!

Confirmed speakers: Rob Clowes, Pii Telakivi, Joel Krueger, Tom Roberts, & me. #philsky

Katja Crone (TU Dortmund) is at The Memory Palace today, talking about the special case of memories for patterns of personal experience. These generic memories play a significant role in our lives, and so should play a larger role in our study of memory, too. Check it out!

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