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A review of Madagopsina Feijen, Feijen & Feijen (Diptera, Diopsidae) with description of a new species, key to the species, and discussion of intrageneric relationships [PDF]
ZooKeys, 2021 For the recently established genus Madagopsina (Diopsidae, stalk-eyed flies), Madagopsina makayensis Feijen, Feijen & Feijen, sp. nov. is described from Madagascar. A concise catalogue is given for the genus and an identification key is presented
Hans R. Feijen +3 more
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A strange state of mournful contentment
Passion, 2023 In this paper, I will consider a unique case where changing one’s character is part of a process of moral betterment when facing oppression. By engaging with the Dutch-Jewish intellectual and Holocaust victim Etty Hillesum, I will highlight the situated
Laura Candiotto
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Affective Responses to Embodied Intelligence. The Test-Cases of Spot, Kaspar, and Zeno
Passion, 2023 The traditional distinction between social robots and service robots is gradually being eroded in the design, planning and public presentation of physically embodied artificial intelligence.
Alessandra Fussi
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The Role of Envy in Transitional Justice
Passion, 2023 Transitional justice has historically emerged from the belief that, when countries or communities have experienced severe internal conflicts and upheavals, one cannot simply “move on”.
Emanuela Ceva, Sara Protasi
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Are All Mental Disorders Affective Disorders?
Passion, 2023 A growing number of theorists have looked to the enactivist approach in philosophy of mind or the affordance-based approach from ecological psychology to make sense of a wide variety of phenomena; some theorists believe that these theoretical accounts ...
Michelle Maiese
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Hell Hath No Fury: The Place of Revenge in Moral Repair
Passion, 2023 Revenge is a powerful word. It can conjure up the scheming, embittered individual, plotting the downfall of his enemies well beyond reason and morality – or, more seriously, tragic cycles of violence and blood vendettas, spiraling into entrenched civil ...
Alice MacLachlan
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Passion, 2023 I provide an account of feeling revengeful and I do so while rejecting the view that anger is ‘the emotion’ of revenge and that to be angry, conceptually, is to have a desire for vengeance.
Myisha Cherry
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Passion, 2023 Grief is often thought of as an emotional response to the death of someone we love. However, the term “grief” is also used when referring to losses of various other kinds, as with grief over illness, injury, unemployment, diminished abilities ...
Matthew Ratcliffe, Louise Richardson
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Epistemic Oppression and Affective Exclusion
Passion, 2023 Epistemic oppression is the systematic exclusion of oppressed groups from knowledge-making practices. One of the goals of feminist epistemology is to understand the nature of the barriers preventing oppressed individuals from realising their epistemic ...
Aleksandra Hernandez
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The Significance of Meta-Emotions for Reflecting on Ourselves and Others
Passion, 2023 Meta-emotions are emotions about emotions, such as, for example, shame about anger. An important subset of meta-emotions constitutes a special case of co-experienced emotions, in which one emotion is directed at another emotion experienced by a subject ...
Katharina Anna Sodoma
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