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Sixth European Experimental Philosophy Conference
About This Conference
The Sixth European Experimental Philosophy Conference (EEPHI 2026) advances the growing field that applies empirical methods—surveys, experiments, and cognitive science—to classical philosophical questions about knowledge, morality, consciousness, and free will. Rather than relying solely on armchair intuition, experimental philosophy tests philosophical claims against real human judgment.
The conference welcomes philosophers, cognitive scientists, and psychologists who study how people actually reason about ethical dilemmas, metaphysical concepts, and epistemic norms. Presentations span moral psychology, cross-cultural philosophy, intuition studies, and the philosophy of mind, offering a uniquely interdisciplinary forum for those who believe rigorous empirical inquiry can enrich—and challenge—traditional philosophical theorizing.
The conference welcomes philosophers, cognitive scientists, and psychologists who study how people actually reason about ethical dilemmas, metaphysical concepts, and epistemic norms. Presentations span moral psychology, cross-cultural philosophy, intuition studies, and the philosophy of mind, offering a uniquely interdisciplinary forum for those who believe rigorous empirical inquiry can enrich—and challenge—traditional philosophical theorizing.
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Start Date
Feb 01, 2026
End Date
Feb 01, 2026
Deadline
May 15, 2026
Format
In-Person
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