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Project Workshop Two: The Implications of Pathologizing Conspiracy Beliefs
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The second workshop of the project will be focused on the implications of Pathologizing conspiracy beliefs. It will be held at the Piazza Feltrinelli in Gargnano (Italy), on 25th and 26th May 2023. It will feature six talks from researchers in philosophy and psychology, as well as six respondents (call currently open).
 
Aleksandra Cichocka (Psychologist, Kent)
Matthew R. X. Dentith (Philosopher, Beijing)
Daniel Jolley (Psychologist, Northumbria)
Juha Räikkä (Philosopher, Turku)
Valerie van Mulukom (Psychologist, Coventry)
Jan Willelm Van Prooijen (Psychologist, Amsterdam)

This page will be updated with the Programme, titles, and abstracts. The Workshop is open to all but places are extremely limited. Details about registration will appear here. For updates, follow us on twitter @Cons_Path. 

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