🧵 Many philosophers define moral realism minimally: (1) moral claims are truth-apt (cognitivism), and (2) at least some are true (success theory). Objectivity is optional. I examine its implications in Philosophical Psychology (@journalphp.bsky.social): 👉 doi.org/10.1080/0951...

(1/4) Grateful to Ying Zhong (Institut Jean Nicod) for an outstanding talk in our Cultural Analytics & Digital Approaches in Philosophy series. Her paper (Sociological Science 2025) uses computational text analysis to trace value change in Chinese fiction. 🔗 osf.io/5bkqa

How far can digital tools and computational models take us in understanding ideas, values, or philosophical texts? Curious? Join the seminar series Cultural Analytics and Digital Approaches in Philosophy — upcoming sessions with Ying Zhong, @lucianli123.bsky.social , and @markalfano.bsky.social

Next in the Cultural Analytics seminar: Ying Zhong (Institut Jean Nicod, Paris), “Literary Fiction Indicates Early Modernization in China Prior to Western Influence” Oct 23, 12:00–13:00 CET · Online Details & registration 👉 philevents.org/event/show/1... #DigitalHumanities #CulturalAnalytics

Hello everyone — I’m Ivan González-Cabrera (@igc-philosophy.bsky.social), Research Fellow at the National University of Singapore. I study the evolution of cooperation and morality, integrating philosophical, empirical, and modeling methods. More about my work: ivangonzalezcabrera.com