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Journals under Threat: A Joint Response from History of Science, Technology and Medicine EditorsArchive for History of Exact Sciences 63 (1): 1-4. 2009.
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The Archive for History of Exact Sciences expands its scope to include the history of modern biologyArchive for History of Exact Sciences 62 (6): 601-602. 2008.
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16Experience and the ever‐changing brain: What the transcriptome can revealBioessays 36 (11): 1072-1081. 2014.The brain is an ever‐changing organ that encodes memories and directs behavior. Neuroanatomical studies have revealed structural plasticity of neural architecture, and advances in gene expression technology and epigenetics have demonstrated new mechanisms underlying the brain's dynamic nature. Stressful experiences challenge the plasticity of the brain, and prolonged exposure to environmental stress redefines the normative transcriptional profile of both neurons and glia, and can lead to the ons…Read more
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28Pleasure in Others’ Misfortune: Three Distinct Types of Schadenfreude Found in Ancient, Modern, and Contemporary PhilosophyJournal of Value Inquiry 55 (1): 175-188. 2020.
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58Samuel Scheffler postulates that we derive more value and meaning from our lives because we have confidence in the indefinite continuation of humanity than we do from our own or our loved ones’ continued existence. Scheffler believes that this shows humans to be less egocentric than some believe. He offers two thought experiments to motivate this intuition. The first thought experiment depends on the second to control for certain intuitions that run counter to the intuitions Scheffler wants to e…Read more
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93Dueling Interveners: A Challenge to Frankfurt's Conception of Free Will and Acting FreelyThought: A Journal of Philosophy 1 (1): 56-61. 2012.
Jason Gray
Auburn University At Montgomery
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Auburn University At MontgomeryLecturer
University of California, Riverside
PhD, 2013
Areas of Interest
Metaphysics |
Philosophy of Action |
Normative Ethics |