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Mathew Iredale

University College London
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University College London
Science and Technology Studies
PhD, 1995
Areas of Specialization
Free Will
Areas of Interest
Metaphysics
Philosophy of Mind
Natural Sciences
Cognitive Sciences
Free Will
  • All publications (62)
  •  86
    The shocking truth about consciousness and creativity
    The Philosophers' Magazine 54 32-34. 2011.
    Philosophy of ConsciousnessAspects of Consciousness
  •  99
    Altruism in artificial life
    The Philosophers' Magazine 55 (55): 28-30. 2011.
    Artificial Life
  •  49
    Sci-Phi: How to combine Einstein and common sense about time
    The Philosophers' Magazine 27 22-22. 2004.
    Space and Time
  •  527
    Sci-Phi Adventures in Science and Philosophy
    The Philosophers' Magazine 9 (9): 22-22. 2000.
  •  7
    Mind the gap
    The Philosophers' Magazine 47 52-54. 2009.
  •  121
    Is the hand really quicker than the eye?
    The Philosophers' Magazine 45 45-47. 2009.
  •  96
    Uncovering the meaning of “life”
    The Philosophers' Magazine 34 26-27. 2006.
  •  95
    Do fruit flies have free will?
    The Philosophers' Magazine 53 32-34. 2011.
  •  87
    The Libet controversy
    The Philosophers' Magazine 59 (59): 25-27. 2012.
  •  73
    Sci-Phi
    The Philosophers' Magazine 32 27-28. 2005.
    Popper: Philosophy of Physics
  •  52
    Sci-Phi
    The Philosophers' Magazine 30 22-23. 2005.
  •  136
    Mathew meets leading physicist Bernard d’Espagnat
    The Philosophers' Magazine 46 40-44. 2009.
  •  108
    Why myth-busting doesn’t work
    The Philosophers' Magazine 40 25-26. 2008.
  •  78
    How emotional are moral judgements?
    The Philosophers' Magazine 38 27-28. 2007.
    Ethics
  •  67
    Uneasy bedfellows
    Philosophers' Magazine 60 (-1). 2013.
  •  132
    A paradox solves a paradox, paradoxically
    The Philosophers' Magazine 41 44-46. 2008.
    Paradoxes
  •  62
    Sci-Phi: Is it time that Schrödinger’s cat was let out of its box?
    The Philosophers' Magazine 25 20-20. 2004.
  •  87
    Sci-Phi
    The Philosophers' Magazine 20 18-18. 2002.
  •  94
    Must we disagree?
    The Philosophers' Magazine 36 25-26. 2006.
  •  75
    Know thine enemy
    The Philosophers' Magazine 25 60-60. 2004.
  •  102
    Why are we cleverer than other primates?
    The Philosophers' Magazine 56 (56): 28-30. 2012.
    Ethics and Cognitive Science
  •  3
    Did Popper falsify Copenhagen?
    The Philosophers' Magazine 32 27-28. 2011.
    Popper: Philosophy of Physics
  •  130
    The natural basis of supernatural thinking
    The Philosophers' Magazine 48 50-52. 2010.
    MiraclesMiracles, Misc
  •  45
    Sci-Phi: Fraud is an acknowledged problem in the sciences. Should philosophers also be worried?
    The Philosophers' Magazine 22 21-21. 2003.
    Ethics
  •  34
    Sci-Phi
    The Philosophers' Magazine 12 22-22. 2000.
  •  87
    Mapping the free will debate
    The Philosophers' Magazine 6 36-36. 1999.
    Theories of Free Will
  •  94
    Indirect reciprocity
    The Philosophers' Magazine 50 68-69. 2010.
  •  7
    Uneasy bedfellows
    The Philosophers' Magazine 60 19-21. 2013.
  •  114
    Claude Lévi-Strauss lived for a century and became an icon of one
    The Philosophers' Magazine 49 33-35. 2010.
    Claude Levi-Strauss
  •  82
    Sci-Phi
    The Philosophers' Magazine 24 22-22. 2003.
    Philosophy of Consciousness
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