2026 Society for Philosophy and Psychology

The 2026 annual meeting of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology (SPP) fosters dialogue between two disciplines that share deep questions about the mind but often pursue them with different methods and assumptions. The SPP is one of the few venues where philosophers of mind, cognitive scientists, psychologists, and neuroscientists present work to a genuinely cross-disciplinary audience and are expected to engage each other's critiques.

Topics spanning consciousness, perception, memory, moral psychology, rationality, and the nature of mental representation are examined from both conceptual and empirical angles. The conference is especially valuable for researchers who believe that philosophical clarity strengthens empirical science and that experimental findings constrain philosophical theorizing. Graduate students and early-career researchers find SPP an unusually intellectually honest forum where methodological assumptions are as open to debate as empirical findings.