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Randall Harp

Associate Professor

University of Vermont

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Philosophy

Randall Harp is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Vermont.

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University of Vermont

Associate Professor

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social sciences african american studies psychology neuroscience criminology public opinion social media trauma urban sociology ancient philosophy social cognition social influence interpersonal violence narrative feminist criminology psychological trauma death studies social identity victimology police psychology black experience contemporary racism violent crime moral philosophy collective cognition collective intentionality collective attention george floyd black victims fatal police violence social ontology raimo tuomela group agents social-epistemological puzzle social theory moral psychology philosophy of science rational choice philosophical inquiry philosophy applied philosophy philosophy of social science ethical theory social philosophy

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Say Their Names: Resurgence in the Collective Attention Toward Black Victims of Fatal Police Violence Following the Death of George Floyd. PLoS ONE (2023)

Henry H. WuRyan J. GallagherThayer AlshaabiJane L. AdamsJoshua R. MinotMichael V. ArnoldBrooke Foucault WellesRandall HarpPeter Sheridan DoddsChristopher M. Danforth

george floyddeath studiesafrican american studiespsychological traumapsychologycollective attentionurban sociologycriminologypublic opinioncontemporary racismviolent crimetraumasocial mediainterpersonal violencefeminist criminologypolice psychologyblack victimsfatal police violencenarrativesocial sciencesvictimologyblack experience

Reid's Regress. The Philosophical Quarterly (2019)

Terence CuneoRandall Harp

philosophyancient philosophyneuroscience

Social Ontology: Collective Intentionality and Group Agents, Written by Raimo Tuomela. Journal of Moral Philosophy (2017)

Randall Harp

collective cognitionsocial cognitionphilosophymoral philosophysocial sciencescollective intentionalitysocial influenceraimo tuomelagroup agentssocial philosophysocial identitysocial ontology

Why Pursue Unification? a Social-Epistemological Puzzle. THEORIA An International Journal for Theory History and Foundations of Science (2015)

Randall HarpKareem Khalifa

philosophy of social sciencesocial-epistemological puzzleepistemologypolitical science

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Randall Harp

Associate Professor

University of Vermont

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Philosophy

Randall Harp is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Vermont.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Randall Harp

University of Vermont

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Say Their Names: Resurgence in the Collective Attention Toward Black Victims of Fatal Police Violence Following the Death of George Floyd. PLoS ONE (2023)

Henry H. WuRyan J. GallagherThayer AlshaabiJane L. AdamsJoshua R. MinotMichael V. ArnoldBrooke Foucault WellesRandall HarpPeter Sheridan DoddsChristopher M. Danforth

Reid's Regress. The Philosophical Quarterly (2019)

Terence CuneoRandall Harp

philosophyancient philosophyneuroscience

Social Ontology: Collective Intentionality and Group Agents, Written by Raimo Tuomela. Journal of Moral Philosophy (2017)

Randall Harp

collective cognitionsocial cognitionphilosophymoral philosophysocial sciencescollective intentionalitysocial influenceraimo tuomelagroup agentssocial philosophysocial identitysocial ontology

Why Pursue Unification? a Social-Epistemological Puzzle. THEORIA An International Journal for Theory History and Foundations of Science (2015)

Randall HarpKareem Khalifa

philosophy of social sciencesocial-epistemological puzzleepistemologypolitical science

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