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Berit Brogaard
Miami philosopher of mind Berit Brogaard has published on synaethesia, savant syndrome and the emotions. Her recent books include On Romantic Love and The Superhuman Mind.
Berit Brogaard is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Miami, where she runs the perception lab. Her specialities involve philosophy of mind, language and cognitive neuroscience, though she is perhaps best known for her work on synesthesia and savant syndrome. Her recent works include The Superhuman Mind, On Romantic Love, and Transient Truths.
Berit Brogaard is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Miami, where she runs the perception lab. Her specialities involve philosophy of mind, language and cognitive neuroscience, though she is perhaps best known for her work on synesthesia and savant syndrome. Her recent works include The Superhuman Mind, On Romantic Love, and Transient Truths.
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The Limits of Logic
What We Cannot Know
The New Enlightenment
The Laws of the Universe
Hawking vs. Philosophy
Post-Truth and Postmodernism
After the End of Truth
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Cause and the Universe
Beyond Quantum
The Good, the Bad and the Unknown
After the End of Evidence
The Limits of Science
Decolonising Philosophy
After Post-Truth
I Am Not A Brain
Truth and the Universe
Explaining the Inexplicable
The Reality of Feeling
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Uncovering the Unknown
Beyond Knowledge
Ultimate Proof
This is Our Church
The Science Delusion
Truth, Error & Adventure
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Poetic Theories
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The Eureka Moment
The Origin of Knowledge
Science, Magic and the Inexplicable
Blinded by the Light
Everything We Know Is Wrong
Science… Fiction?
Facts and Fantasy
The Arc of Life: Roger Penrose
Leonardo's Vision
The Origin of Everything
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The Persecution of Heretics
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The End of Theory
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Being Certain
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Free will: an impossible reality
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Nietzsche and the myth of free will
Free will is an invention
Camus and the absurdity of freedom
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China’s radical philosophy of action, free will, and the self
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Issue 54: The Limits of Reason
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Zara Yaqob and The Rationality of the Human Heart
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Marcus Aurelius – the Unemotional Stoic?
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Is this real life, or The Matrix?
The truth about conspiracy theories
Dangerous beliefs