No. 28 (2025): 1st issue

View No. 28 (2025): 1st issue

Published: 2025-12-24

Guest Editor’s Introduction

Presentation of the special issue of RHV on the philosophy of memory

César Schirmer

1-3
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Section Philosophy of memory

Remembering Memory

Sven Bernecker

4-16
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A trip down philosophy of memory lane

Felipe de Brigard

17-25
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The Centre for Philosophy of Memory The first ten years

Kourken Michaelian, Denis Perrin

26-35
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The shifting explananda of philosophical theories of remembering

André Sant'Anna, James Openshaw

36-44
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Rethinking Memory and Imagination A Philosophical and Neuroscientific Perspective

Tzofit Ofengenden

45-69
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Kant on the Problem of Knowing the Past

Zachary Sawyer

70-91
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How can misremembering be part of memory Memory assemblages and the content of what is retained

Hilan Bensusan

92-107
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Introduction Dossier Joshua Greene

Introduction Dossier Joshua Greene

Joshua Greene

108-109
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Us vs. them?

Martín Daguerre

110-123
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Section Dossier Joshua Greene

The effects of metacognition on moral judgement a study based on Joshua Greene’s Dual Process Model

Daniel Pallarés Domínguez, Jonathan Flores

124-146
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Moral Tribes, a naturalistic look at the work of Joshua Greene

Miguel Ángel Castro, Laureano Castro, Miguel Ángel Toro

147-167
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Dual Process Theory and Metamorality in Greene A Critical Reading from Latin America

José Oliverio Tovar-Bohórquez

168-182
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Español Towards an Attempt to Explicitly Address the Difficulties Concerning Efforts to Derive the 'Tragedy of Common Sense' from the 'Tragedy of the Commons'

María Natalia Zavadivker

183-201
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Articles

The Value of Manipulation in Trust Relationships

Rocío Cázares-Blanco

202-221
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Adorno's moral philosophy. Is ethics possible in a world of contradictions?

Sheila López-Pérez

222-243
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Book Reviews

Español

Miguel Lisboa

244-245
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