Introducing the Experimental Philosophy Page

Just writing to introduce the new Experimental Philosophy Page which has over 100 papers covering causation, consciousness, folk psychology, intentional action, metaphilosophy and other areas of research. All entries have citations and links, and many also have excerpts or abstracts and links to the authors' academic web page.
        While this is clearly useful for those in the experimental philosophy community, the idea behind the project is also to make the papers available to philosophers who may be interested in a specific area of experimental research but who don't know how or where to find those papers.

So if you've written an experimental philosophy paper, there's a good chance that it's already on the page, and all you need to do now is to make sure that the information is correct. And, if your paper isn't yet  included, just go ahead and add it. This is the only way the page will stay up to date and continue to be a helpful resource.

In addition, if you are wondering which journal would be a good place to submit an x-phi paper, there is now a section detailing the journals which have accepted x-phi papers in the past and the journals which are likely to continue to show an interest in empirically based philosophy.

Comments

[Edouard Machery]

Jonathan

Great work!

Can we correct the few mistakes or update the page?

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PS: BTW, Analysis is still publishing papers on and in experimental philosophy. Marti got a paper there in 2009 criticizing Machery et al. 2004, and my reply with new data is forthcoming (Linguistic and metalinguistic intuitions in the philosophy of language).

[Edouard Machery]

Also, it would be nice to add a link to the experimental philosophy society!

[Jonathan Phillips]

Edouard

Thanks so much for the helpful feedback, and yes, you absolutely can edit the page. This is the perfect example of how the page can be really useful, since no single person will have all the information.

All you need to do is click 'edit' (to the right of the section on journals, and you should be taken to a page where you can easily just change the information on Analysis.

The experimental philosophy society is linked under the 'labs and organizations' section on the page.

Hope this makes it clear, and that everyone else joins in too.

[Josh May]

Good job putting this all together! I had seen the wiki page before, but it looks like it's been majorly updated with a wealth of information. This should be an extremely useful resource, especially given that anyone can update it. I just updated some info on my paper (the journal is changing its name)!

[John Dell]

thank you very much for your work on this excellent resource.