Regina Rini

Regina RiniDepartment of Philosophy, York UniversityS448 Ross Building4700 Keele StreetToronto, Ontario, CanadaM3J 1P3email:web:rarini@yorku.careginarini.netCurrent Positionfrom September 2017Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Philosophy of Moral and Social Cognitionand Assistant Professor of Philosophy, York UniversityPrevious Positions2014-20172011-2014Assistant Professor / Faculty Fellow, NYU Center for BioethicsAffiliate Faculty, Medical Ethics Division, NYU Langone Medical CenterPostdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Oxford Faculty of PhilosophyOxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics; Oxford Centre for NeuroethicsJunior Research Fellow, Jesus College PhD in Philosophy, NYUvisiting graduate student, Institut Jean Nicod / ENS, ParisMA in Philosophy, NYUvisiting student, Sophia University, TokyoBA in Philosophy, Georgetown University – Honors with DistinctionPublicationsPeer-Reviewed PublicationsForthcomingHow to Take Offense: Responding to MicroaggressionJournal of the American Philosophical Association2018Abortion, Ultrasound, and Moral PersuasionPhilosophers’ Imprint 18(6): 1-20.2017Fake News and Partisan EpistemologyKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal stemology/

Regina RiniAug 2018 Peer-Reviewed Publications (continued)2017Why Moral Psychology is Disturbing.Philosophical Studies 174: 1439-1458.2016Debunking debunking: A regress challenge for psychological threatsto moral judgmentPhilosophical Studies. 173(3): 675-697.201620152015Student Resistance to Thought ExperimentsAPA Newsletter on Teaching Philosophy 15(2).How Not to Test for Philosophical Expertise.Synthese 192 (2): 431-452.Feedback from Moral Philosophy to Cognitive Science.Philosophical Psychology 28(4): 569-588.2014Analogies, Moral Intuitions, and the Expertise Defence.Review of Philosophy and Psychology 5(2): 169-181.2014The Science of Morality and its Normative Implications.(with Tommaso Bruni and Matteo Mameli). Neuroethics 7(2): 159-172.2013Making Psychology Normatively Significant.The Journal of Ethics. 17(3): 257-274.2013Of course the baby should live: Against ‘after-birth abortion’.Journal of Medical Ethics 39: 353-356.2007Categorization training results in shape- and category-selective humanneural plasticity. (third of six co-authors). Neuron 53: 891-903.Chapters in Edited Volumes and Reference WorksIn PrepDemocratic Testimony and Weaponized SkepticismIn Political Epistemology, eds. Michael Hannon and Elizabeth Edenberg. Routledge.In PrepThe Science of Microaggression (with Emma McClure).Philosophy Compass.In PrepHow to Measure a MicroaggressionIn Microaggressions and Philosophy, eds. Lauren Freeman and Jeanine Weekes Schroer.Routledge.ForthcomingEpoch Relativism and Our Moral HopelessnessIn Ethics Beyond the Limits: Bernard Williams’ Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy, eds.Sophie Grace Chappell and Marcel van Ackeren. Routledge.ForthcomingEthical Issues of MicroaggressionIn Ethics and the Contemporary World, eds. David Edmonds and Julian Savulescu.Routledge.201720152015Archimedes in the Lab: Can Science Identify Good Moral Reasoning?(with Tommaso Bruni) In Moral Inferences, ed. Jean-François Bonnefon and BastienTrémolière. Psychology Press.Neuromodulation and the (in)stability of moral cognition (with MollyCrockett). In The Moral Brain ed. Jean Decety and Thalia Wheatley. MIT Press.Psychology and the Aims of Normative Ethics.In The Springer Handbook of Neuroethics, ed. Jens Clausen and Neil Levy.2

Regina Rini2015Book Reviews201820172017201620162012Public Writing2017201620152015Aug 2018Morality and Cognitive Science. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy.Review of H. Sauer, Moral Judgments as Educated IntuitionsEthics 128(4): 831-835.Review of O. Flanagan, The Geography of MoralsNotre Dame Philosophical Reviews. rieties-of-moral-possibility/Review of A. Harbin, Disorientation and Moral LifeHypatia. w of L. Tessman, Moral FailureMind. 06/22/mind.fzw021.fullReview of J. Olson, Moral Error TheoryPhilosophical Quarterly. /05/pq.pqw044.fullReview of J. Alexander, Experimental Philosophy: An Introduction.International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 26: 456-460.Raising Good RobotsAeon moral-reasoning-is-like-parenting*runner-up for the 2016 Marc Sanders Prize for Public Philosophy*Op-ed: GOP’s New Tactic: Pitting LGBT Community Against MuslimsLos Angeles Times. July 23.Op-ed: Microaggression, Macro HarmLos Angeles Times. October 12.Should we rename institutions that honour dead racists?Aeon. ions-that-honour-dead-racistsBook manuscript in progressThe Ethics of Microaggression.Under contract with Routledge; publication expected 2019.Selected PresentationsDeepfakes and the Epistemic Backstop2019, Apr2019, Feb2018, JunBoston University Philosophy colloquiumAPA Central Division Meeting main program, DenverFake Knowledge, University of CologneContingency Inattention2019, Apr2018, Oct2018, Jun2018, JunAPA Pacific Division Meeting main program, VancouverUniversity of Victoria Philosophy colloquiumWays of Knowing in Ethics, Simon Fraser UniversityBled Philosophical Conference, SloveniaMoral Justification Under Oppression2019, AprAPA Pacific Division Meeting, Vancouver3

Regina Rini2018, JanAug 2018APA Eastern Division Meeting main program, SavannahSocial Media and Democracy are Incompatible: Now What?2019, Jan2018, Feb2018, JanPolitical Epistemology Seminar, University of LondonUniversity of Toronto Centre for EthicsAPA Eastern Division Meeting main program, SavannahAn Existential Argument Against Human Genetic Tailoring2018, Dec2018, Apr11th International Conference on Applied Ethics, University of KyotoYork Grad Conference on Bioethics and Applied Ethics (Keynote)The Wrongs of Deepfakes (with Leah Cohen)2018, NovUniversity of Toronto Centre for Ethics, AI Ethics SeriesDemocratic Testimony and Weaponized Skepticism2018, OctWorkshop on Political Epistemology, Georgetown UniversityEveryone is Wrong on the Internet2018, SepArs Electronica Festival, Linz AustriaComments on Gingerich, ‘Spontaneous Freedom’2018, AugVancouver Summer Philosophy Conference, Univ British ColumbiaUnconscious Moral Cognition in Theory and Practice2018, JulMoral Psychology Workshop, Univ Texas at El PasoCan there be a psychological science of microaggression?2018, AprMoral Psychology Research Group Spring Meeting, Univ MinnesotaGhost in the Machine (panel member for public session)2018, JanToronto Reference Library (organized by Next 100)Free Speech in Academia (panel member for public session)2017, NovUniversity of Colorado BoulderTaking Offense2017, AprAPA Pacific Division Meeting main program, SeattleComments on Calahan, ‘Explaining Moral Testimony’2017, MarAPA Central Division Meeting main program, Kansas CityMoral Disagreement is Special2016, Nov2016, Jun2016, JunWorkshop on Intellectual Humility and Public Discourse, Univ ConnecticutBled Philosophical Conference, SloveniaWorkshop on Politics and Moral Difference, ViennaIntuition Inversion2016, Nov2016, Aug2016, MarWorking Papers in Ethics series, Mt. Sinai School of MedicineVancouver Summer Philosophy ConferenceAPA Central Division Meeting main program, ChicagoExperiments and Two Conceptions of Philosophy2016, Oct2014, Jun2013, SepExperimental Philosophy and Philosophical Method Workshop, Univ WarwickVienna Experimental Philosophy Workshop, ViennaUK Experimental Philosophy Annual Workshop, BristolMicroaggression and Moral Responsibility2016, Sep2016, SepBinghamton Univ Philosophy colloquiumBrooklyn Public Library – public lecture4

Regina RiniAug 2018The Ends of Philosophy2016, AprPhilosophy and Engagement conference, Univ PennsylvaniaComments on P. Bloomfield, The Virtues of Happiness2016, AprAPA Pacific Division Meeting main program, San FranciscoPeer-to-Peer Political Violence2015, DecPolitical Violence Workshop, Univ of ConnecticutWhat is the Neuro in ‘Neuroethics’?2015, Oct2013, Nov2015, AugValues, Morals, and Science conference, Long Island Philosophical Society, New YorkEighth International Conference on Applied Ethics, Hokkaido University, JapanWhat’s a moral theory for? Comments on Doggett, ‘Killing Innocent People’Bellingham Summer Philosophy Conference, Western Washington Univ, Bellingham WAEpoch Relativism and Our Moral Hopelessness2015, Jul30 Years of Williams’ ‘Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy’ conference, OxfordThe Science of Values and the Values of Scientists2015, JunThe Philosophy of the Science of Morality conference, Hebrew University, JerusalemPolitical Invective2014, NovDominating Speech conference, Univ of ConnecticutWhy Moral Psychology is Disturbing2014, Oct2014, JunNaturalistic Approaches to Ethics and Metaethics workshop, NYUExperiments and Ethics conference, OxfordAbortion, Ultrasound, and Moral Persuasion2014, Jun2014, JunBled Philosophical Conference Bled, SloveniaOxford Moral Philosophy Seminar, OxfordMoral Psychology and the Narrative Self2013, Nov2013, Mar2012, Nov2011, JunUniversity of Tokyo Center for PhilosophyMoral Philosophy Seminar, OxfordSelfhood, Self-Representation and Agency conference, U Sydney, AustraliaWhat Makes us Moral?, VU University, AmsterdamAutonomous Agency and Implicit Bias Mitigation2013, AprImplicit Bias, Philosophy, and Psychology, University of SheffieldMoral Responsibility for Implicit Bias2012, OctSeventh International Conference on Applied Ethics, Hokkaido University, JapanThe Value-Neutrality of Cognitive Science2012, MayNaturalism and Normativity in the Social Sciences, Hradec Kralove, Czech Rep.The Self/Other Incongruity in Moral Psychology2012, May2011, May2010, Nov2010, MarExperiments on Ethical Dilemmas, University of LondonMaking Psychology Normatively SignificantMorality and the Cognitive Sciences, University of LatviaFifth International Conference on Applied Ethics, Hokkaido University, JapanExperimental Economics and Ethics: Methodological LessonsHow and Why Economists and Philosophers do Experiments, Kyoto, Japan5

Regina RiniAug 2018TeachingAwards and Professional Development2010-2011NYU Arts and Sciences Prize Teaching Fellowshipmajor award for excellence in graduate student teaching, only 3 awarded annuallyuniversity-wide2010American Philosophical Association Teaching and Learning seminarcompetitive-admission summer program, highest APA teaching training2009-2010NYU Teaching and Learning CertificateGraduate Teaching2018Core Practical Philosophy (York seminar, co-taught w/Alice MacLachlan)2017-2018PhD Research Seminar (York seminar, co-taught w/ Kristin Andrews)2017Topics in Applied Ethics: Microaggression (York seminar)2016, 17Topics in Bioethics: Controversy and Politics (NYU Bioethics seminar)2015Topics in Bioethics: Creating Persons (NYU Bioethics seminar)2014, 15, 16 Advanced Introduction to Bioethics (NYU Bioethics seminar)2013, 14Philosophy of Cognitive Science (Oxford BPhil tutorial)201120th Century Moral Psychology (Oxford graduate seminar)2010Topics in Bioethics: Ethical Theories (NYU Bioethics seminar)2010Bioethics Writing Seminar (NYU Bioethics seminar)Undergraduate Teaching2019Philosophy of AI (York lecture course)2014, 15, 16 Medical Ethics (NYU lecture course)2013Empirical Moral Psychology (Oxford tutorial)2012JS Mill (Oxford tutorial)2010Empirical Moral Psychology (NYU lecture course)2010Philosophy of Mind (NYU lecture course)2008Life and Death (NYU lecture course)2007Metaphysics (NYU lecture course)Teaching Assistant, graduate* and undergraduate levels2009Advanced Intro to Bioethics* (Greg Bognar)2009Reproductive Ethics* (William Ruddick)2009History of Modern Philosophy (Don Garrett)2007Consciousness (Ned Block)2007Central Problems in Philosophy (Jim Pryor)2006Medical Ethics (William Ruddick)Outreach Teaching2009General Philosophy, STAR Early College High School, Brooklyn NY2008Logic, Manhattan/Hunter Science High School (TA for D. Velleman)6