News & Publications
1 Sep 2022
The Epistemic Autonomy project, a collaboration between the universities of Oxford and Glasgow, was launched with the support of the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
This project will lead to a better understanding of autonomy and thereby a better justified account of the constraints that autonomy places on nudges and allied interventions.
The project's working papers and publications will be collated here.
Forthcoming
Allen, J., Earp, B., Wilkinson, D. and Koplin, J., (forthcoming 2023), 'Consent-GPT: Is it ethical to delegate procedural consent to conversational AI?', Journal of Medical Ethics, Vol: online first 28 October 2023
Brown, R. and De Barra, M., (2023), 'A taxonomy of non-honesty in public health communication', Public Health Ethics Vol: 16(1): 86-101
Levy, N., (accepted), 'Believing in shmeliefs', Ergo
Levy, N., (forthcoming), 'Against Intellectual Autonomy: Social Animals need Social Virtues', Social Epistemology, Vol: online Feb 2023
Levy, N., (forthcoming 2023/24), 'Too humble for words', Philosophical Studies, Vol: online 11 Sept 2023
