Benjamin Matheson
@benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
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Assistant Professor at the University of Bern and PI of a SERI-Funded ERC Starting Grant on "Collective Guilt and Shame" (CoGS).
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benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
Yeah, it seems quite a bit narrower (but that's from my non-native/non-proficient perspective). There seems to me to something that is hard to put into words about "ilusion".
benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
As a non-native and non-proficient speaker, there does seem to me to be something missing from those translations. I'm not sure if it's because it sounds like "illusion" in English, but I get the sense there's something almost visual/experiential about "ilusion". It's hard to pin down exactly what!
benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
Una pregunta para los habladores de Español: cuando una persona dice que algo le hace ilusión, ¿cómo explicarías esto en inglés?
benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
And I'm someone that used to be a bit precious about people coming from other areas that not citing every bit of (what I thought was) important literature in "my area". Sometimes, of course, people could do with actually reading what's been published on a topic before.
benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
I think there's some work from people outside one area where they don't engage with all the finer points made in that area, but sometimes this can actually help them be most insightful as they don't get bogged down in the points the literature has taken to be most important...
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cbonard.bsky.social
Check out the new episode of our podcast 😃
benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
Episode 4 of The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast is now available! Prof. Emanuela Ceva (University of Geneva) talks with @cbonard.bsky.social about institutional dysfunctions and emotions.

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benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
Episode 4 of The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast is now available! Prof. Emanuela Ceva (University of Geneva) talks with @cbonard.bsky.social about institutional dysfunctions and emotions.

open.substack.com/pub/thecogsp...
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jagolinzer.bsky.social
The level of grievance within a community is a key barometer for the community's vulnerability to democratic backsliding.

Influencers can radicalize people in aggrieved communities as a political "force multiplier."

From my testimony to EU Parliament.

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Prof Jagolinzer on how democratic backsliding happens in aggrieved communities
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pausat25.bsky.social
The introduction to the Special Issue 'Commemorating Evildoers' is out (pre-view). I am told the whole issue will come out soon. Co-edited with Hallich for Journal of Applied Philosophy #ethics @idea-leeds.bsky.social

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benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
Episode 2 of The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast is available now! In this episode, Krista Thomason (@@kkthomason.bsky.social) talks about Shame and Negative Emotions.
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Episode 2 of The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast will be released on May 8th. The next episode features Krista Thomason talking about Shame and Negative Emotions.

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Episode 2: Krista Thomason on Shame and Negative Emotions
Recorded over Zoom, Prof.
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benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
Episode 2 of The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast will be released on May 8th. The next episode features Krista Thomason talking about Shame and Negative Emotions.

thecogsproject.substack.com/p/episode-2-...
Episode 2: Krista Thomason on Shame and Negative Emotions
Recorded over Zoom, Prof.
thecogsproject.substack.com
benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
My paper "Blameworthiness is Terminable" has been assigned to an issue of The Philosophical Quarterly. Randolph Clarke's discussion of my paper is also included in this issue.
franzberto.bsky.social
The second 2025 issue of The Philosophical Quarterly is out!

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Cover of The Philosophical Quarterly, 2/2025
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franzberto.bsky.social
The second 2025 issue of The Philosophical Quarterly is out!

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@standrewsphil.bsky.social
Cover of The Philosophical Quarterly, 2/2025
benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
The first post on my project's blog has been published. We'll soon also be launching "The Philosophy of Emotion Podcast" featuring interviews with leading and emerging figures on recent and prominent ideas in the philosophy of emotion. Check it out!
benjaminmatheson.bsky.social
Randolph Clarke has published a reply to my paper "Blameworthiness is Terminable". It helps develop the debate, but I still think that blameworthiness is terminable (and you should too).
Is blameworthiness terminable?
Abstract. Benjamin Matheson has recently argued that blameworthiness is terminable: in at least some cases, one's blameworthiness for a given offense can b
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