Organization profile

Organisational unit profile

The research at TiLPS can be roughly divided into three areas: Logic and Language, Ethics and Social Philosophy, and Epistemology and Philosophy of Science. The research at TiLPS stands in the tradition of exact philosophy – it need not be technical, but it always tries to be clear, inspiring, to the point, and innovative.

Our research methods cover the entire range of modern philosophy: conceptual analysis and historical case studies have their place as well as formal modeling, experimental studies, and computer simulations. We believe that by collaborative work, we can combine the best of different worlds and achieve a beneficial plurality of methods at our institute.

https://www.tilburguniversity.edu/research/institutes-and-research-groups/tilps/

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science Social Sciences

Religion Social Sciences

authenticity Social Sciences

morality Social Sciences

Supererogation Arts & Humanities

Sports Social Sciences

rationality Social Sciences

obligation Social Sciences

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Profiles

Stefaan Blancke

S.A.M.Blancke@tilburguniversity.edu

Person: Academic

Filip Buekens

F.A.I.Buekens@tilburguniversity.edu

Person: Academic

Amanda Cawston

A.M.Cawston@tilburguniversity.edu

Person: Academic

Matteo Colombo

M.Colombo@tilburguniversity.edu

Person: Academic

Hans Dooremalen

A.J.P.W.Dooremalen@tilburguniversity.edu

Person: Academic

Willem B. Drees

W.B.Drees@tilburguniversity.edu

Person: Academic

Research Output 2010 2020

All Animals are Equal, but Some More than Others?

Brouwer, H. & van der Deijl, W., 2020, (Accepted/In press) In : Journal of Moral Philosophy.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Scientific

Animals

Moral Status

Unitarianism

Pain

Calculi

Open Access

Education

Admiration

Admiring Animals

Cawston, A., 2019, The Moral Psychology of Admiration. Archer, A. & Grahle, A. (eds.). London: Rowman & Littlefield, p. 165-178 (Moral Psychology of the Emotions).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › Scientific