Elisabetta Lalumera

@lalumera.bsky.social

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Philosopher from Bologna, Italy. Philosophy of medicine, science and values, conceptual analysis, and some occasional sarcasm for which I apology in advance.

https://sites.google.com/site/elisabettalalumera/

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Elisabetta Lalumera @lalumera.bsky.social · Jan 25

Thank you, Aidan, and to all the contributors! I think this collection turned out quite well! @lisabortolotti.bsky.social

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Last but not least, Anna Pederneschi shows that distrust is irrational when based on negative identity bias in this vol37 issue1 paper doi.org/10.1080/0951... 13/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Katherine Furman maps the ways that beliefs, values, and emotions interact, making our picture of distrust more complicated than we might otherwise imagine in this vol37 issue1 Open Access paper doi.org/10.1080/0951... 12/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Shaun Gallagher & Enrico Petracca argue that the analysis of different conceptions of institutional mind extension can benefit from Kathrine Hawley’s distinction between reliability and trust in this vol37 issue1 Open Access paper doi.org/10.1080/0951... 11/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Next, Matthew Bennett addresses Katherine Hawley's scepticism about group trust in this vol37 issue1 Open Access paper doi.org/10.1080/0951... 10/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

In their vol37 issue1 paper, Seth Goldwasser & Alison Springle argue that trauma victims are competent to speak truthfully about their trauma and ought to be trusted at least with regard to the central details of the event doi.org/10.1080/0951... 9/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Michael Larkin and Zoë Boden draw upon qualitative data from two previously reported studies to develop some observations about the dynamics of relational trust during periods of acute distress in vol37 issue1 doi.org/10.1080/0951... 8/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Aidan McGlynn investigates the relationship between Katherine Hawley’s work on trust and trustworthiness and Miranda Fricker’s notion of testimonial injustice in this Open Access paper in vol37 issue1 doi.org/10.1080/0951... 7/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Mélinda Pozzi & Diana Mazzarella experimentally examine the interplay between confidence, accuracy and evidence, in the assessment of speaker trustworthiness in this Open Access paper in vol37 issue1 doi.org/10.1080/0951... 6/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Mona Simion & Christopher Willard-Kyle argue that we have default entitlement to trust someone to φ so long as there is an operative norm that requires S to φ in this Open Access paper in vol37 issue1 doi.org/10.1080/0951... 5/13

Trust, trustworthiness, and obligation

Where does entitlement to trust come from? When we trust someone to φ, do we need to have reason to trust them to φ or do we start out entitled to trust them to φ by default? Reductivists think tha...

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Elizabeth Stewart asks: When trust is broken, how should we determine who is at fault? In vol37 issue1 doi.org/10.1080/0951... 4/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Adam Carter develops and defends a new account of therapeutic #trust, its nature and its constitutive norms in this Open Access paper in vol37 issue1 doi.org/10.1080/0951... 3/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

Next, Ross Patrizio explores the doxastic view of trust in the context of Trust’s Meno Problem in this open access article in vol 37 issue 1 doi.org/10.1080/0951... 2/13

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Philosophical Psychology @journalphp.bsky.social · Jan 19

It is finally here! vol37 issue1 is all about #trustworthiness! To start, E Lalumera presents the contributions, explaining how they were inspired by the work of the late Katherine Hawley, a role model for all women in philosophy doi.org/10.1080/0951... and its open access! 1/13

An overview on trust and trustworthiness: individual and institutional dimensions

Published in Philosophical Psychology (Vol. 37, No. 1, 2024)

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Aidan McGlynn @aidanmcglynn.bsky.social · Jan 17

@lalumera.bsky.social's introduction to the special issue of @journalphp.bsky.social dedicated to Katherine Hawley:

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Stefano Canali @stefanocanali.bsky.social · Jan 15

Come work in Milan!

We're advertising a three years postdoc for a new project on well-being, the built environment, and digital technologies and interdisciplinary collaboration between philosophers of science and technology and architects and construction.

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#philsci #philsky

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Anna Alexandrova @annaalexandrova.bsky.social · Jan 14

I created an event page for the conference into which we at EENPS are pouring our hearts this year. Please circulate, consider submitting a symposium or a paper, or just come along to beautiful Krakow on Sept 9-10th. @elenapopaphi.bsky.social @magdalenamalecka.bsky.social @malinowska.bsky.social