This is great, thanks a lot! Looking forward to checking this hub :)

La musique à l’ère de l’IA : Y a-t-il des raisons d’être optimiste ? Constant Bonnard met l'IA dans la balance, et vous recommande les pommes jazz et l'émission How To With John Wilson.

Nouvel article tout public : "La musique à l’ère de l’IA : Y a-t-il des raisons d’être optimiste ?"

J’aborde la question de l’IA dans la création musicale avec un enthousiasme prudent, en me concentrant sur les nouvelles formes de pratiques artistiques qui peuvent en émerger.

Episode 7: Is Anger Always Hostile? With Laura Silva Laura Silva joins Constant Bonard to discuss anger, challenging the common assumption that it is essentially a hostile emotion.

😡 Is anger always hostile? 🤬

🎙️ In this new episode of The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast, I'm joined by Laura Silva @proflaurasilva.bsky.social who challenges a deeply entrenched assumption about anger and shows what we miss when we treat it as purely destructive.

🎧 Listen now on all platforms

Je serais pour que, par défaut, ce ne soit pas anonyme mais qu'on puisse opter pour cette option (par exemple si on n'a pas de poste permanent et qu'on craint qu'une review nuise à notre carrière). D'ailleurs, Eric Mandelbaum m'a dit qu'il signait toutes ses reviews. Une pratique à encourager !

Here is a preprint of my new article "Are Emotions Key to Political Engagement? The Case of Environmental Mitigation" 


Spoiler: They aren't 🤷‍♂️

Based on psychological theories of emotion, I cast doubt on ambitious expectations about the power of emotions for political engagement.

Here is the promised open-access PDF: philpapers.org/go.pl?aid=BO...

Here is a full-text view-only version of the article: rdcu.be/e8xUN
I will post an open-access PDF on repositories soon.

Are Emotions Key to Political Engagement? The Case of Environmental Mitigation - Review of Philosophy and Psychology Review of Philosophy and Psychology - Emotions are widely taken to play an important role in motivating political engagement. Activists and scholars often emphasize emotional responses such as...

Do emotions drive political engagement?

A busy pizzeria takes many orders and makes many pizzas, but its busyness doesn’t *cause* these, except via feedback effects.
Likewise, I argue here, emotions correlate with new evaluations and motivations, but don’t *cause* them, except via feedback effects.

Ah mais grave, quand tu veux! C'est une niche à habiter dès que possible 🤓

@samlepine.bsky.social tu feras la suite sur attitudinalisme 2.0? 😉

Episode 6: Julien Deonna and Fabrice Teroni on Emotions as Attitudes (en français). Quand on a peur, on fuit.

Nouvel épisode de _Philosophy of Emotion_ 🎙️ — en français !

Avec Julien Deonna et Fabrice Teroni, nous discutons de **l’attitudinalisme**, la fameuse théorie des émotions qu’ils développent ensemble depuis plus de 15 ans 🫀

open.substack.com/pub/thecogsp...:

🥂

✨💖✨ Romantic love? What is that? Listen to the latest episode of The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast to find out what @lopezcantero.bsky.social has to say!

Very pleased this 3 book review is now published:

passion-journal.org/article/view...

Ah ouais, les barrières sont tombées.

Check out the new episode of our podcast 😃

People often complain that philosophy doesn't generate knowledge like the sciences. Sometimes you even here this from philosophers! They point to the interminable debates in philosophy (like utilitarianism vs deontology) as evidence for this claim.

This is wrong, however.

Latest from the lab: our theory of how paranoia can be about social things, without dedicated social processing @juliasheffield.bsky.social, Santiago Castiello, Rosa Rossi-Goldthorpe, @praveensuthaharan.bsky.social and @celiaheyes.bsky.social

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If you stumble upon a text trying to make an argument that CAs aren’t democratic I’d be interested to read it!

I agree! But is it really a hot take? Are there people who disagree except those who don’t really know what CAs are? Genuine question

Episode 3: Alfred Archer on Affective Artifacts and Affective Injustice The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast

We’re excited to share the latest episode of the Philosophy of Emotion Podcast! 🎙️💭💗
@alfredarcher.bsky.social joins @benjaminmatheson.bsky.social to discuss affective artifacts and affective injustice.

@adriendoerig.bsky.social

Episode 2: Krista Thomason on Shame and Negative Emotions The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast

We're very happy to release Ep. 2 of the Philosophy of Emotion podcast! @kkthomason.bsky.social on shame and negative emotions 🫣, interviewed by @benjaminmatheson.bsky.social Hope you enjoy it! open.substack.com/pub/thecogsp...

Nice 😃 @teresafm.bsky.social @contesi.bsky.social

We’re excited to have Teresa Marques (University of Barcelona) joining us today for an internal KiC talk. She will present her recent publication: "The Defectiveness of Propaganda", co-authored with Constant Bonard and Filippo Contesi.

Man trapped in a bottle on the cover of the book

Free access! Jacob Berger reviews "The Epistemic Role of #Consciousness" (OUP) by Declan Smithies doi.org/10.1080/0951... #vol38issue4 #philsky #booksky

Chouette, un article pas catastrophiste sur le sujet. Mais un peu trop optimiste ? N’explique pas les recommandations « de bon sens » citées à la toute fin, comme : pas de réseaux sociaux avant 15 ans, pas d’écran avant 3 ans, pas de smartphone avant 11 ans. Aurais apprécié :)

Go Teresa 🥳

Episode 1: David Shoemaker on Amusement The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast

The first episode of the philosophy of emotion podcast is available now!

Episode 1: David Shoemaker on Amusement open.substack.com/pub/thecogsp...

What’s missing for today’s AI to be like 𝐻𝑒𝑟’s Samantha? Could AI ever fall in love with us—not just the other way around? Super glad to have been invited to talk about such questions at the film festival "Rencontres du 7e Art" to introduce Spike Jonze's 2013 visionary movie.
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